Concept:After a bill is passed by the legislature, it normally needs a separate executive or royal approval to become law.
Explanation:The legislature debates and votes on a bill before passing it.
Once passed, the bill is sent to the executive or monarch for assent.
In a presidential or federal system, the President or Governor gives the required approval.
In a constitutional monarchy, the Monarch may give royal assent.
However, members of the House of Representatives have already approved the bill during voting.
So, their approval is not needed again after the bill has been passed.
Answer:B. Member house of representatives