the law of caecia didia ; In 98 BC, a Roman jurist created the following rule:
“It is forbidden to include subjects that are not closely related to each other in the same draft law. In this way, the proposals that are believed to be accepted by the public cannot be included in the same bill together with the proposals that are certain to be rejected if voted alone."
“It is forbidden to include subjects that are not closely related to each other in the same draft law. In this way, the proposals that are believed to be accepted by the public cannot be included in the same bill together with the proposals that are certain to be rejected if voted alone."