A legal document yet to be enacted into law but it still under debate in the legislature is known as

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A legal document yet to be enacted into law but still under debate in the legislature is known as a "bill." A bill is a draft proposal that seeks to become a law, and it goes through various stages of debate and amendment before it is enacted into law. Bills may originate from the executive branch, legislative branch or even citizens, and they can address various issues, such as creating new laws, amending existing laws or repealing laws. Once a bill is passed by both chambers of the legislature and signed by the president or governor, it becomes a law.