After the law is drafted, I would put in on the Knesset table where it would sit for 45 days. After that I would be allowed to raise it and then call for a vote. Immediately, the proposed law would go before the appropriate committee, who would then prepare the legislation for its first vote. It would then return to the plenary for a first reading, and then to the committee for corrections, and so on. In the end, a private member s bill will have four readings in the plenary and two separate sessions in committee.
Fewer people vote on non-controversial laws, while important legislation takes longer to pass.
For example, I just passed a new law regarding the opening of all army positions to women that took seven years to clear the Knesset. On the other hand, I expect that my law stating that exact change must be given for a priced product will pass in only three or four months. In legislation the ideas come from the people. In the last eight years I have passed approximately 50 laws, the majority of which came from problems expressed to me by the people. The second role of the Knesset is supervisory.