Laws are crafted and implemented through a structured legislative process that typically involves several stages. First, a proposed law, known as a bill, is introduced by a legislator. It is then debated in committees and may undergo revisions before being voted on by the full legislature. If passed, it must be signed by heads of state or relevant authorities. Once enacted, laws are implemented through various government agencies, which create regulations and ensure compliance. This process is essential for transforming societal needs into formal legal structures.