Legislative proposals are formal suggestions for new laws or changes to existing laws presented to a legislative body, such as a Congress or Parliament. These proposals can be introduced by lawmakers, government officials, or even citizens, and they often address specific issues or needs within society. Once a legislative proposal is submitted, it undergoes a review process, which may include debates, amendments, and votes. If approved, the proposal becomes a bill and can eventually be enacted into law, impacting the lives of individuals and communities.