Concept:In Ghana, Parliament makes laws, but a bill passed by Parliament becomes law only after the President gives assent (signs it), under the 1992 Constitution.
Solution:A bill is first debated and passed by Parliament.
It is then sent to the President for assent.
When the President signs it, the bill becomes an Act of Parliament (a law).
The Speaker presides over Parliament, the Attorney General is the government's chief legal adviser, and the Chief Justice heads the Judiciary; none of them turns a bill into law.
So a bill becomes law when it is signed by the President.
Answer:Option C (President)