vetoproofing
Veto-proofing refers to strategies or mechanisms designed to prevent a government executive, such as a president or governor, from using their veto power to block legislation. These methods are employed when a legislative body anticipates an executive veto and seeks to ensure a bill becomes law despite the executive's opposition.
One common veto-proofing technique is to include provisions within a bill that make it difficult or impossible
In some parliamentary systems, a legislature can override a presidential or monarchical veto with a supermajority