are always introduced in the Commons.
  The process of passing a Public Bill is basically the same in the House of Lords as in the House of Commons. The Bill receives a formal First Reading on introduction; it is then printed; and after a period of time (which varies between one and several weeks depending on the nature of the Bill) it may be given a Second Reading as the result of a debate on its general merits or principles. It is then referred for detailed examination (in the Commons) either to a standing committee or, if the House so decides, to the whole House sitting in committee; and, in the Lords, to a committee of the whole House. When the committee stage is finished, the Bill, is reported to the House. Finally, it is submitted for a Third Reading and, if passed, it is sent on from the Commons to the Lords or from the Lords to the Commons (depending on its place of origin) where it enters on the same course again.
  When Bills have passed through their various parliamentary stages, they are sent for Royal Assent.
  
  
  III Answer the following questions.
  
  
  1. What the main function of parliament ?
  2. What are the agreement ?
  3. Who has the prime duty? of controlling debate in the Commons ?
  4. How the voting in the House of Commons carried out?
  5. What is the procedure of introduction Bill in a Parliament?
  6. What kind of Bill do you know?
  7. What is the manner of introducing a passing Private and Public Bills through Parliament?
  8. When

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