Source Word
third reading
Noun
In
the
UK
and
various
other
countries,
the
final
presentation
of
a
bill
(proposed
legislation)
to
a
parliament
or
legislature,
or
chamber
thereof,
which
takes
place
after
the
bill
has
passed
through
all
its
necessary
prior
stages.
Following
a
debate,
members
vote
on
whether
to
pass
the
bill,
which
in
the
UK
may
then
be
sent
for
consideration
by
the
other
chamber
or
for
Royal
Assent.
Japanese Meaning
英国などで、法案がこれまでの審議段階を全て経た後、議会（またはその委員会）に最終的に提出され、議論と採決が行われる段階。 / 法案成立のための最終審議段階、すなわち法案内容の最終確認・採決が行われる段階を指す。
Sense（1）
In
the
UK
and
various
other
countries,
the
final
presentation
of
a
bill
(proposed
legislation)
to
a
parliament
or
legislature,
or
chamber
thereof,
which
takes
place
after
the
bill
has
passed
through
all
its
necessary
prior
stages.
Following
a
debate,
members
vote
on
whether
to
pass
the
bill,
which
in
the
UK
may
then
be
sent
for
consideration
by
the
other
chamber
or
for
Royal
Assent.
（ plural ）
