The Helix Model in law, adapted from the Triple Helix Model, refers to frameworks that explain how different societal subsystems—such as universities, industry, and government—interact to drive innovation and knowledge creation. Later versions of the model also incorporate the public, media, and the environment, making it a more inclusive framework. Applied to lawmaking, the Helix Model suggests that all stakeholders can work together in shaping and drafting laws for the country, ensuring that l

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