Enactment Draft

Label Enactment Draft

Attributes

identifier uid: string

Unique identifier of this object.
bill_number: string

Bill number of the containing bill.
order_stamp: integer

A number indicating the order of the draft node among the drafts of a bill.
status: string

Categorical: Resolved, In the National Council’s Committee, In the Council of States Committee, Submitted, Registered, Assigned to the responsible committee, Deliberation in National Council’s Committee completed, Deliberation in Council of States Committee completed, Preliminary examination - in the National Council’s Committee, Rejected back to the Federal Council, Preliminary examination - in the Council of States Committee, Scheduled for the final vote
(optional) subject: string

Subject of the draft.
(optional) type_name: string

Categorical: Federal law, Simple federal decree, Federal decree, Ordinance, Election / Confirmation / Swearing-in, Federal report

Connected relations

Outgoing

Incoming

Constraints

An Enactment Draft must contain the attributes ‘type_name’, ‘order_stamp’, ‘bill_number’, ‘status’ The attribute ‘status’ is categorical must be one of: ‘Resolved’, ‘Preliminary examination’, ‘Written off’, ‘Discussed in both chambers’, ‘Accepted’, ‘Passed to second council’, ‘Approved’, ‘Preliminary examination in both chambers complete’, ‘Not yet discussed’, ‘Submitted’, ‘Refered to Committee’, ‘Discussed’, ‘Not yet discussed in committee’ The attribute ‘type_name’ is categorical must be one of: ‘Federal law’, ‘Simple federal decree’, ‘Federal decree’, ‘Election / Confirmation / Swearing-in’, ‘Ordinance’, ‘Federal report’
A Enactment Draft must follow a defined structure:
- It must be connected to one and only one Bill/Petition/OPA with exactly one CONTAINS relation
- needs status, turned off currently # - It must be connected to at least one Source with a PUBLISHED_IN relation