A Bill is a proposed law that the Legislative Assembly may enact. The Standing Orders of the Legislative Assembly classify 2 types of Bills- public Bills. These are Bills for laws that apply to the public generally.
Most Bills are public Bills.
These are Bills for laws that provide for benefits to particular organisations or bodies. Private Bills are quite rare and when they become an Act are not usually given an Act number. Bills are also categorised as government or private members' Bills. Most Bills are government Bills and are introduced by the Minister whose responsibilities cover the Bill's subject matter. In Queensland, all government Bills are drafted by the Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel on instructions from the sponsoring government department.