The Bill undergoes following process in order to be converted into a Law (Act). 

1. First reading :

• The minister of the concerned department/ministry or member of the Parliament presents the bill in the House.
• The objectives and the structure of the Bill are mentioned.

2. Second reading : 

• The positive and negative points of the bill are discussed. 
• The defects and faults in the bill are stressed. 
• After removing the defects and the faults, the bill is put to vote.

3. Committee Stage : 

• Sometimes, if required, the Bill is sent to the committee of the House. 
• The Bill is discussed in the Committee in details. 
• The Committee report consisting of instructions and recommendations is sent to the House.
• The Bill is discussed clause by clause and then voting is taken.

4. Third reading :

• The Bill is once again discussed in the House. 
• Voting is taken for approving the Bill.

5. Approval of the other House :

• The Bill has to undergo the same procedure even in the other House. 
• The Bill is approved by majority.

6. Assent by the President :

• After getting an approval from both the Houses, the Bill is further sent for assent by the President. 
• After the final assent and signature of the President, the Bill is converted into Law.