Legislation: Bills

The Chuuk State Senate considers two primary forms of legislation: bills and resolutions.

A bill is a proposal for a new law or an amendment to existing law. If passed by both chambers of the Legislature and signed by the Governor, a bill becomes binding law in Chuuk State.

A resolution is a formal expression of the Senate’s position, intent, or decision on a specific matter. Resolutions may be used to recognise individuals or events, direct government action, or address internal Senate business. They do not typically carry the force of law.

Use the links below to browse current bills and resolutions before the Senate.