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Legislation
The legislative organ of the State is the National Parliament, which consists of two houses: the House of Representatives and the Senate. As the popularly elected house, the House of Representatives enjoys supremacy over the Senate. A bill must be passed by both houses before it is signed into law by the President. Irish legislation falls into two categories: primary legislation, which includes Acts of Parliament, also known as statutes; and secondary legislation, which includes measures enacted by individuals or bodies authorized by Parliament.
The legislative organ of the State is the Oireachtas (the National Parliament) which consists of two Houses, Dáil Eireann (the House of Representatives) and Seanad Eireann (the Senate). As the popularly elected House, Dáil Eireann enjoys supremacy over the Seanad. A Bill must be passed by both Houses before being signed into law by the President. Irish legislation falls into two categories. The first, primary legislation consists of Acts of the Oireachtas, also known as statutes. The second category is called delegated or secondary legislation which consists of measures enacted by a person or body to whom the Oireachtas has delegated legislative authority.