describe the Enrolled Bill Doctrine ("EBD") and its use at the federal and state levels.

Should it be used uniformly and universally among American jurisdictions?Or should it be abandoned by all jurisdictions?Or should it be retained but modified (if so, how should it be modified?)?

More generally, discuss your thoughts on the process of enacting legislation. Do the many steps involved bolster democracy in some way? Or do they serve more as a roadblock to valid reforms?