What is the average number of bills enacted by Parliament per session?

The average number of bills enacted by Parliament per session typically falls within the range of 60 to 70 bills. This statistic reflects the legislative activity and productivity of Parliament during a given session, accounting for the various types of bills introduced, debated, and ultimately passed into law. The range signals a balance between the need to address a wide array of issues and the practical constraints of the parliamentary process, such as time limitations and the prioritization of certain bills over others. Understanding this average helps contextualize parliamentary efficiency and reveals insights into the legislative agenda and the responsiveness of Parliament to societal needs.