Omnibus Bill
/ˈɑmnɪbəs bɪl/
Definitions
- (n.) A single legislative bill that packages together several measures or subjects, often covering diverse topics, to be approved or rejected in one vote.
The legislature debated the omnibus bill encompassing tax reforms, education funding, and infrastructure projects.
Forms
- omnibus bill
- omnibus bills
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Commentary
Omnibus bills are practical legislative tools but can obscure detailed scrutiny of individual provisions, so careful drafting and negotiation are essential.
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