"legislative organization" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the structure and functioning of a legislative body, such as a parliament, congress, or council. Example: The new president promised to bring significant reforms to the legislative organization, including increasing transparency and efficiency in the lawmaking process.
Using the lens of institutional and resource dependence theories on organizations, this qualitative case study targets this gap by examining how a nonprofit statewide legislative advocacy organization for vulnerable children has responded to shifting political and institutional conditions that have transpired since its founding in the early 1990s.
PRS Legislative Research, an independent legislative research organization, took a hard look at how India's Parliament actually works in honor of the anniversary.
In 1996 she was elected President of the U.S. Student Association USSAA), the nation's oldest and largest grassroots legislative student organization.
She was elected President of the U.S. Student Association (USSA), the nation's oldest and largest grassroots legislative student organization, in 1996.
Most notably, McCready staffed various campaigns and efforts in Virginia with Organizing for America during the first three years of the Obama Administration, was the Field Director for Representative Gerald Connolly (D-VA), and for the past six years implementing CCAoA's organizing capacity building projects (organization, legislative, and electoral).
According to ALEC, they have on average introduced more than a thousand bills based on the group's corporate-approved model legislation every legislative cycle, and the organization claims that about 17percentt of those bills have been enacted.
Instead, rather than endorsing both candidates as they had in three other state legislative races, the organization threw its support exclusively behind Cassidy.
Namely these challenges include: inadequate funding, weak legislative framework, weak organization of services, etc.
The WHO has developed an assessment instrument covering, among others, existing policies and legislative frameworks, the organization of health services, available human resources, links with other policy sectors, and research capacities to guide policy development for mental health care [ 11].
