Public participation in drafting new laws is often minimal until after most key decisions have already been made.
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By the time bills are opened for public comment, the major provisions are frequently already settled behind closed doors, limiting how much public input can actually shape outcomes. Earlier, more meaningful participation remains rare in most legislative processes.
Citation ID: WS00429
Title: Public participation in drafting new laws is often minimal until after most key decisions have already been made.
URL: https://worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=429