of the General Assembly back to the Legislature, adding after the text of the Decree of the General Assembly the following words, together with the date and his signature: ""The Emperor consents" (in Portuguese: "O Imperador consente"). Then, the Executive branch prepared a formal document to promulgate the new law, and this document was known in the imperial period as a Charter of Law (in Portuguese: Carta de Lei). It was the chartered version of the law that was included in the statute books and that was printed and published for the knowledge of the people. Thus, the Charter of Law was the final version of the statute as adopted. It was signed by the Emperor and countersigned by his responsible Ministers, and contained an enacting formula as follows: When the powers of the Emperor were discharged by Regents on behalf of the monarch the formula was as follows: Canada Parliament of Canada: The enacting clause for money bills differs. For example, in the Appropriation Act No. 4, 2015–16, it reads as follows: Chile National Congress of Chile: Colombia Congress of Colombia: Croatia Hrvatski sabor: Words "Hrvatski sabor" (Croatian Parliament) are printed in uppercase as a header on all laws, thereby starting the enacting clause and symbolizing that there is no authority higher than the Parliament. This might be rooted in a popular quote from Ante Starčević in a parliamentary discussion in June 1861, as he stated that there is no-one above the parliamentary sovereignty (other than God and the people of Croatia). A brief statement follows, signed by the President of Croatia, promulgating the law, referring to his constitutional right to do so and the session of the parliament where the legislation has been passed. Denmark The Danish Folketing: Dominica Parliament of Dominica: Finland Parliament of Finland (from 1917 onwards): Ordinary Acts (enacted in accordance with § 72 of the Constitution): Acts containing a limited derogation from the Constitution (enacted in accordance with § 73 of the Constitution): Acts concerning the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland: Before 1917 (examples): Fiji Parliament of Fiji: France Parliament of France: Germany Bundestag of Germany: For acts which do not need the consent of the Bundesrat: For acts which need the consent of the Bundesrat: For acts which need an absolute majority and the consent of the Bundesrat: For acts that change the Basic Law: All laws conclude with the following formula before