The Bill that has been passed by both the National Assembly and the Senate is forwarded to the Law Office together with amendments, if any, for incorporation
The Law Office produces six copies of the Bill, binds and seals them with the National Seal which is kept under lock by the Attorney Genera
The copies are then forwarded to the National Assembly
The Speaker requests an audience with the King and presents the copies to the King for Royal Assent
When the Royal Assent is given, the Bill becomes an “Act of Parliament” – a law of Lesotho
The National Assembly forwards the Act to the Law Office to be printed by the Government Printer as a gazette
The public may now buy the gazette and know what law has been passed by its Parliament
No law made by Parliament comes into operation until it has been published in the gazette