Describe a new law you would like to introduce in your country: IELTS Speaking Cue Card

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  • What law it is
  • What changes this law brings
  • Whether this new law will be popular How you came up with the new law
  • And explain how you feel about this new law
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If I had the power to introduce a new law in my country, I would propose a law that ensures alimony is based on financial capability rather than gender. Traditionally, alimony laws in many countries favor one gender, usually requiring men to provide financial support after a divorce. However, in today's world, both men and women work, and financial responsibilities should be shared fairly. I think this law is necessary because financial independence is no longer limited to one gender. Many women have successful careers, and in some cases, they earn more than their spouses. Similarly, some men may be financially weaker after a divorce. The idea behind alimony is to support the financially disadvantaged partner, not to burden one person unfairly. Under this law, courts would assess both spouses' financial situations, including their income, assets, and their ability to support themselves. Depending on that, the person who is in a stronger financial position, regardless of their gender, would provide temporary financial support to the one if needed. However, alimony should not be lifelong unless there are exceptional circumstances like disability. There will be a mixed reaction to such kind of law. Some people would strongly support it as it promotes equality and fairness. However, those who benefit from the current system, they might oppose it. Over time, I believe society would accept it as a step towards true gender equality, making divorce settlements fairer for everyone.

Follow up questions


What challenges do you think this law might face during implementation?
One major challenge could be the resistance from those who benefit from the current alimony system. Additionally, there may be difficulties in assessing financial situations fairly and accurately, as well as potential biases from judges. Public awareness and education about the law would also be crucial.

How do you think this law would impact relationships and marriages?
This law could encourage couples to communicate more openly about finances and responsibilities. It might lead to more equitable partnerships, as both partners would need to consider their financial situations. However, it could also create tension if one partner feels disadvantaged during a divorce.

Can you think of any countries that have similar laws in place?
Yes, some countries like Sweden and Canada have more gender-neutral alimony laws that consider both partners' financial situations. These countries aim for fairness in divorce settlements, which aligns with the principles of the law I proposed, promoting equality regardless of gender.

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A new law that I would like to introduce in my country, India, is the Citizenship Bill, which has been an ongoing discussion since the last one year or so. The truth is, we have a lot of people who are illegal immigrants, who are staying in our country without any proof of citizenship. And as an Indian citizen, there is no law regulating our citizenship, we don't have an official document stating the same, and many people tend to misuse this. Moreover, because of this, a lot of people do cross the borders, settle in our country, sometimes even for generations, and there is no regulation whatsoever of who a citizen is and who isn't. So I feel it is high time we introduce the Citizenship Bill, which will grant a document to all the citizens, and will deny the document to those who aren't, and send them back to the country they came from. Because if we don't do this, there is a risk of people doing all sorts of illegal activities, and the public suffering because of that. It is something I have experienced firsthand, when I saw people who were illegal immigrants setting up nursing homes, and people getting treated from them, having some unwanted outcomes, but still there was nothing that we could do as doctors.

Follow up questions


What challenges do you think the Citizenship Bill might face?
The Citizenship Bill may face challenges such as political opposition, public protests, and legal hurdles. Many people may argue that it infringes on human rights or that it could lead to discrimination. Additionally, implementing a system to verify citizenship could be logistically complicated and costly.

How do you think this law would impact illegal immigrants?
If the Citizenship Bill is enacted, illegal immigrants would likely face deportation if they cannot prove their citizenship. This could lead to significant changes in their lives, as many may have established roots in India. It could also create fear among immigrant communities and lead to social tensions.

What benefits do you see from introducing this law?
Introducing the Citizenship Bill could enhance national security by ensuring that only verified citizens have access to certain rights and services. It could also help in better resource allocation and governance, as the government would have a clearer understanding of its population and their needs.

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Describe your favourite food at a traditional festival or a special event in your country
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Anonymous student Band 7.5

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Pitampura Test Centre, New Delhi

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I like to taste different types of cuisine. Here I would like to talk about my favorite dish at my traditional festival of Onam which is Sadya. Sadya is popular in my city. We are experimenting these cuisines on Onam festival day. Onam is a famous festival in my city. All family members get together in my home and we make a delicious Sadya. There are many ingredients includes that Sadya. Moreover, we make a big feast that day as well as we create a lot of memories together and we wear that day the traditional dress called Sari and men wear the Dhotis. That festival is really important to us because the whole day we are conducting different kinds of games at our homes and all the family members came together. It's a memorable day in my life. This is the festival. We are making the Sambar and Aviyal. These all the kinds of foods are making with the vegetables.

Talk about a toy you liked in your childhood
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Anonymous student Band 8

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Sector 34 Test Centre, Chandigarh

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The toy which I liked in my childhood was a panda doll, which makes me pleasant and makes me more blush. The pandas are the most beautiful creatures of the world, which looks gigantic and has pooshy cheeks and they are like stars in the clouds and they dream in me. Furthermore, these have been given by my father. My father is a very very beautiful artistic person, who makes me think of that. Every day you will face every difficulties and make you suffer and move forward. Pandas are always seen in Japanese countries. It is my lifelong dream to visit a Japanese country and click a photo with the original pandas, which makes sounds better.

Describe a time you were in a place where you didn't know the local language
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Anonymous student Band 6.5

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Whitefield Test Center, Bengaluru

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As India is a very large country full of diversity, so there are many places which have their own language and speak their native language. The place which I visited and I didn't know about their language was Leladakh, which is about 300 km away from my hometown and it is a very good place as it consists of different kind of trees, animals and have many scenic views and I visited over there last year in summers as it was the best time to visit because it has many, it was cold over there and we had summers in our area so it was the best time to visit over there and I went over there with my whole family.

Describe a time when your friend damaged something you owned
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Anonymous student Band 7

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Begumpet Test Centre, Hyderabad

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When I was a kid, I had a little pencil box which had these four buttons which gave the pencil box an operative use. When you press the button, the box would open up. When you press the second button, a little part of it would slide out. Basically it was just a little electronical and a fun thing to have and I owned it when I was in 6th. One day after break, I was standing and talking there with one of my friends and another friend of mine was running through the hallway and accidentally she pushed my shoulder and my pencil box hit the ground and it broke into multiple pieces to the point that it was not functional anymore.

Describe a book you recently read
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Anonymous student Band 7.5

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CBD Belapur Test Centre, Navi Mumbai

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It Ends With Us is a book I read recently. It's by the author Colleen Hoare. It's mainly a story about two teenagers, Atlas and Lily, and how they just handle their life going through high school, adolescence, and just domestic violence at home. Both of them come from very, very different families. However, they have one common determining factor between them, which is domestic violence. The abuse that they've seen their moms go through is just insane, and they connect through that on a different level. They're actually in the same high school, but they never speak to each other until Atlas actually crashes into an empty house next to Lily's villa. When Atlas is homeless and he doesn't have anywhere to go, he just comes and breaks into the house next to Lily's, and Lily helps him with all the daily necessities like clothes and food, medicines and stuff. Furthermore, their friendship blossoms into love, but it doesn't really fructify as Atlas has to leave. This book really gave me a lot of knowledge about domestic abuse and how to deal with it.

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The new law I would like to introduce in my country is having a gender equality. Even the government has issued this new law to have a gender equality. But as in my country, we lack the basic concepts, the basic support system which is needed to follow this in the country. Even male and female, after the country has developed at such a particular time, there is no gender equality. Even one of the genders, for example, females have been always in their household works, in their house, being seen down. And men who dominate in the house, in the workplace. This is what I feel that may interrupt a gender equality law which has already been mentioned and which has been a law in the country. And I feel this law may help females who have been backward, who have not been sent to school, who have not been treated, who have not been given employment. This may help them to bring up themselves and create a new world for themselves, a new place, a safe place. So that they can bring out themselves and stand still and strong for whichever reason that may be. Thank you.

Follow up questions


What challenges do you think might arise in implementing this law?
Implementing a gender equality law may face resistance from traditional mindsets and cultural norms. There could be pushback from those who believe in maintaining the status quo. Additionally, a lack of awareness and education about gender equality may hinder its acceptance and effectiveness.

How can education play a role in promoting gender equality?
Education is crucial in promoting gender equality as it helps to change perceptions and empower both genders. By educating young people about gender rights and responsibilities, we can foster a more equitable society. Schools can implement programs that encourage respect and understanding between genders.

What role do you think the government should play in supporting gender equality?
The government should actively promote gender equality through legislation, public awareness campaigns, and support systems. This includes enforcing laws, providing resources for education and employment, and creating safe environments for women. Government initiatives can help change societal attitudes towards gender roles.

Band 6-7

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The new law, which I think would be better if implemented, is that when people move to different states or different cities, they should learn the local language. Because right now, it's not a rule that they have to know the language, but if it was a rule that everyone who comes from outside to the new cities, they should learn how to at least speak and read the sentences in the local language. By doing so, it would help the native citizens speaking with the newcomers. They would not be pressurized in learning the different languages or communicating with the new people who come here. By doing so in a city like Bangalore, it would help a lot because with the growing technology and job opportunities, people from all over the country come here. So if they keep on ignoring the language and just living here for 10-12 years or over 20 years and not knowing the language would make the decrease or what I say the gradual diminishing of the language because the population of the people, of the outside people increases, then their language, their implementations come into the place where there used to be a different language. Like for example, now the Kannada language is the people who speak...

Follow up questions


How do you think this law would impact cultural integration?
Implementing this law could enhance cultural integration by encouraging newcomers to engage with local traditions and customs. It would foster a sense of belonging and mutual respect between locals and migrants, leading to a more harmonious community.

What challenges might arise from enforcing this law?
Enforcing this law could present challenges such as resistance from newcomers who may feel overwhelmed or discriminated against. Additionally, there could be logistical issues in providing language classes and resources, especially in diverse cities with multiple languages.

Are there any countries that have similar laws in place?
Yes, several countries, like Germany and France, have language requirements for immigrants. These laws aim to ensure that newcomers can communicate effectively and integrate into society, which can lead to better job opportunities and social cohesion.

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So the new law I would like to introduce in the country would be incentivizing waste. Lately, pollution has become a major issue in our nation. There are litters, polluted water bodies, smoky airs everywhere. People have become very frustrated with the onset of pollution and growing demands of cleanliness that needs to be there. Government, if introduces this law, a person's psychology will be affected because everybody is incentive friendly. Everybody wants something out of it and if a person is getting paid of maintaining the cleanliness in their own areas, I must say that they will be driven to abide by the law.

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How do you think this law would change people's behavior towards waste management?
I believe this law would significantly change people's behavior by making them more conscious of their surroundings. When individuals are financially rewarded for keeping their environment clean, they are likely to take more responsibility for their actions and encourage others to do the same.

What challenges do you foresee in implementing this law?
One major challenge could be ensuring that the incentive system is fair and effective. There might be difficulties in monitoring compliance and preventing fraud. Additionally, some people may resist the change or not take it seriously, which could hinder the law's success.

Are there any similar laws in other countries that you admire?
Yes, countries like Sweden and Germany have implemented effective recycling and waste management laws that incentivize citizens. They have seen positive results in reducing waste and promoting environmental awareness, which could serve as a model for my proposed law.
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Cue 1:What law it is

  • Clearly state the new law you want to introduce, making it specific and relevant.
  • Provide a brief rationale for why this law is necessary in your country.

Example

I would like to introduce a law that mandates the use of biodegradable materials in packaging. This law is essential because plastic pollution is a significant issue in India, affecting our environment and wildlife.


Cue 2:What changes this law brings

  • Explain the positive impacts this law would have on the environment and society.
  • Discuss how it would encourage businesses and consumers to adopt more sustainable practices.

Example

This law would significantly reduce plastic waste, leading to cleaner streets and waterways. It would also promote the use of eco-friendly products, encouraging businesses to innovate and create sustainable packaging solutions.


Cue 3:Whether this new law will be popular and how you came up with the new law

  • Discuss the potential public reception of the law and any opposition it might face.
  • Share your personal experience or observations that inspired you to propose this law.

Example

I believe this law will be popular among environmentally conscious citizens, especially the youth. I came up with this idea after attending a seminar on environmental sustainability, where I learned about the devastating effects of plastic pollution.


Cue 4:And explain how you feel about this new law

  • Express your personal feelings about the law and its importance.
  • Mention any hopes or concerns you have regarding its implementation.

Example

I feel very passionate about this law because it represents a crucial step towards protecting our planet. However, I am concerned about how effectively it will be enforced and whether businesses will adapt quickly enough.


Conclusion

  • Summarize the key points you discussed regarding the law.
  • Reiterate your belief in the importance of this law for the future.

Example

In conclusion, introducing a law for biodegradable packaging is vital for reducing plastic waste and promoting sustainability. I firmly believe that this law will benefit our environment and future generations.


Following this structure will ensure you cover all the essential points while providing a clear and engaging response to the cue card topic.


Tips to answer this Cue Card

1: Vague Descriptions

Avoid being too general when describing the law. Vague answers can confuse the examiner and fail to convey your ideas clearly.

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Provide specific details about the law, including its name, purpose, and the exact changes it would bring to society.


2: Ignoring Popularity Factors

Neglecting to discuss whether the law will be popular can weaken your response. It's important to consider public opinion and potential reactions.

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Include reasons why the law might be accepted or rejected by the public, using examples or hypothetical scenarios to support your points.


Lack of Personal Connection

Failing to express your personal feelings about the law can make your answer less engaging. It's important to connect emotionally with your topic.

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Share your personal thoughts and feelings about the law, explaining why it matters to you and how it could impact your community.


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IELTS Cue Cards asked last week

Reported by Leap students who gave IELTS

Describe your favourite food at a traditional festival or a special event in your country
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Reported by

Anonymous student Band 7.5

location icon

Pitampura Test Centre, New Delhi

Answer

I like to taste different types of cuisine. Here I would like to talk about my favorite dish at my traditional festival of Onam which is Sadya. Sadya is popular in my city. We are experimenting these cuisines on Onam festival day. Onam is a famous festival in my city. All family members get together in my home and we make a delicious Sadya. There are many ingredients includes that Sadya. Moreover, we make a big feast that day as well as we create a lot of memories together and we wear that day the traditional dress called Sari and men wear the Dhotis. That festival is really important to us because the whole day we are conducting different kinds of games at our homes and all the family members came together. It's a memorable day in my life. This is the festival. We are making the Sambar and Aviyal. These all the kinds of foods are making with the vegetables.

Talk about a toy you liked in your childhood
anonymous person icon

Reported by

Anonymous student Band 8

location icon

Sector 34 Test Centre, Chandigarh

Answer

The toy which I liked in my childhood was a panda doll, which makes me pleasant and makes me more blush. The pandas are the most beautiful creatures of the world, which looks gigantic and has pooshy cheeks and they are like stars in the clouds and they dream in me. Furthermore, these have been given by my father. My father is a very very beautiful artistic person, who makes me think of that. Every day you will face every difficulties and make you suffer and move forward. Pandas are always seen in Japanese countries. It is my lifelong dream to visit a Japanese country and click a photo with the original pandas, which makes sounds better.

Describe a time you were in a place where you didn't know the local language
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Reported by

Anonymous student Band 6.5

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Whitefield Test Center, Bengaluru

Answer

As India is a very large country full of diversity, so there are many places which have their own language and speak their native language. The place which I visited and I didn't know about their language was Leladakh, which is about 300 km away from my hometown and it is a very good place as it consists of different kind of trees, animals and have many scenic views and I visited over there last year in summers as it was the best time to visit because it has many, it was cold over there and we had summers in our area so it was the best time to visit over there and I went over there with my whole family.

Describe a time when your friend damaged something you owned
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Reported by

Anonymous student Band 7

location icon

Begumpet Test Centre, Hyderabad

Answer

When I was a kid, I had a little pencil box which had these four buttons which gave the pencil box an operative use. When you press the button, the box would open up. When you press the second button, a little part of it would slide out. Basically it was just a little electronical and a fun thing to have and I owned it when I was in 6th. One day after break, I was standing and talking there with one of my friends and another friend of mine was running through the hallway and accidentally she pushed my shoulder and my pencil box hit the ground and it broke into multiple pieces to the point that it was not functional anymore.

Describe a book you recently read
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Reported by

Anonymous student Band 7.5

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CBD Belapur Test Centre, Navi Mumbai

Answer

It Ends With Us is a book I read recently. It's by the author Colleen Hoare. It's mainly a story about two teenagers, Atlas and Lily, and how they just handle their life going through high school, adolescence, and just domestic violence at home. Both of them come from very, very different families. However, they have one common determining factor between them, which is domestic violence. The abuse that they've seen their moms go through is just insane, and they connect through that on a different level. They're actually in the same high school, but they never speak to each other until Atlas actually crashes into an empty house next to Lily's villa. When Atlas is homeless and he doesn't have anywhere to go, he just comes and breaks into the house next to Lily's, and Lily helps him with all the daily necessities like clothes and food, medicines and stuff. Furthermore, their friendship blossoms into love, but it doesn't really fructify as Atlas has to leave. This book really gave me a lot of knowledge about domestic abuse and how to deal with it.

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Band 7

If I had the power to introduce a new law in my country, I would propose a law that ensures alimony is based on financial capability rather than gender. Traditionally, alimony laws in many countries favor one gender, usually requiring men to provide financial support after a divorce. However, in today's world, both men and women work, and financial responsibilities should be shared fairly. I think this law is necessary because financial independence is no longer limited to one gender. Many women have successful careers, and in some cases, they earn more than their spouses. Similarly, some men may be financially weaker after a divorce. The idea behind alimony is to support the financially disadvantaged partner, not to burden one person unfairly. Under this law, courts would assess both spouses' financial situations, including their income, assets, and their ability to support themselves. Depending on that, the person who is in a stronger financial position, regardless of their gender, would provide temporary financial support to the one if needed. However, alimony should not be lifelong unless there are exceptional circumstances like disability. There will be a mixed reaction to such kind of law. Some people would strongly support it as it promotes equality and fairness. However, those who benefit from the current system, they might oppose it. Over time, I believe society would accept it as a step towards true gender equality, making divorce settlements fairer for everyone.

Band 6-7

Every country has its own laws that its people should follow and my country has a lot of laws like that and I do follow that being someone who is more into psychology and all I am more obligated to follow the laws. If I have a chance or if I ever get a chance whether I am in a position to do so or not I would bring a new law that is related to road safety and this law should make sure that everyone who is on the car or who is driving a car or anyone who is riding with someone or anyone who is a pillion rider or someone who sits on the back side of the car should wear seat belts or wear helmets. Okay because this law has not been set yet in my country. This is really crucial as it decreases the number of people dying from accident. It should be immediately implemented for the safety of people. We do have laws already about helmets and seat belts but that is only for the person who is driving and in case of the car the person sitting with the driver on the front side and all other seat belts are not used because it is not mandatory by law and people also should understand why it is important to wear seat belts whether they are driving or not. Yeah this law moreover changes whole perspective of driving experience because when we need to fasten a little we can do that without being anxious about the safety

Band 6-7

A new law that I would like to introduce in my country, India, is the Citizenship Bill, which has been an ongoing discussion since the last one year or so. The truth is, we have a lot of people who are illegal immigrants, who are staying in our country without any proof of citizenship. And as an Indian citizen, there is no law regulating our citizenship, we don't have an official document stating the same, and many people tend to misuse this. Moreover, because of this, a lot of people do cross the borders, settle in our country, sometimes even for generations, and there is no regulation whatsoever of who a citizen is and who isn't. So I feel it is high time we introduce the Citizenship Bill, which will grant a document to all the citizens, and will deny the document to those who aren't, and send them back to the country they came from. Because if we don't do this, there is a risk of people doing all sorts of illegal activities, and the public suffering because of that. It is something I have experienced firsthand, when I saw people who were illegal immigrants setting up nursing homes, and people getting treated from them, having some unwanted outcomes, but still there was nothing that we could do as doctors.

Band 6-7

A new law which I would like to introduce to my country is right to education. Right to education is one of the very important law with the help of which we can provide education to each and every child who are coming under the poverty line. Because education is only a thing with the help of which we can become a developed country from developing. Every child has right for education although this particular law is there in my country it already exists but the way it is implemented is not correct. There are lots of problems like the school are only providing free tuition fee rest all the expenses has to be paid by the parent and which is totally wrong and they are providing this facility only till grade 8 after that what about rest of the education so that has to be also be taken care under this particular law. There should be right to education till whatever level a student want to pursue their education they should not it should not be restricted to only some particular grades if the person want to go till post doctorate also and he is falling under the category of below poverty line or economically backward class then he should be provided a right to education.

Band 6-7

So, a new law which I would like to introduce in my country is that education should be mandatory for the children above the age of three. If this law is implemented in my country it would have a great impact because whenever I travelled from one city to another city I usually saw that the children were busy in the labour work instead of going to a school. I know the situation that parents can't afford the education but if the government helped them to make this law implemented then they got a better childhood and early education helps to develop social and emotional skills at a young age. It also helps to improve their language problem solving ability and developed a good path to choose what is right and what is wrong for them. So, many unprivileged children miss out on preschool education due to financial barrier. A law ensuring education for all would bridge a gap between rich and poor and contribute to skilled workforce leading to higher employment rates and economic development. It also helps to improve discipline and social skills.

Band 6-7

So the new law I would like to introduce in the country would be incentivizing waste. Lately, pollution has become a major issue in our nation. There are litters, polluted water bodies, smoky airs everywhere. People have become very frustrated with the onset of pollution and growing demands of cleanliness that needs to be there. Government, if introduces this law, a person's psychology will be affected because everybody is incentive friendly. Everybody wants something out of it and if a person is getting paid of maintaining the cleanliness in their own areas, I must say that they will be driven to abide by the law.

Band 6-7

I would really like to tell you that I want to implement a law in my country for the rapists, which is a death penalty law. I really think that the law can bring a lot of change to the situation we are facing in the country. Every girl is petrified walking alone on the road, especially in the night, even in the days. Moreover, we can implement this law and it's the government's prerogative to execute this law. Moreover, if this law gets executed, there will be several changes occur in the country and I believe that most people got petrified because of the death penalty and do not commit that crime and they will always think hundred times before committing that crime. It should be implemented by the help of the government and the state governments and there should be a strict rule about this. No one will get bail on the basis of bribe, but in our country it is very difficult because everyone is corrupt, police is always involved in such crimes, also the leaders which are sitting on the higher authorities, they are involved in such crimes, so it is difficult for the country to implement this kind of death penalty to the rapist. I always try to aware people how they can file a petition for this law so that more and more people can talk about this law.

Band 6-7

Speaking about a new law, I would like to introduce a law for Environmental Safety Protection Act, which will act as a safeguarding principle, which will act as a safeguard for the people who violate, which acts as a safeguard for the environment, and it will be that it should, I believe that it should provide harsh punishment to people who violate the environment, violate the law and cause damage to the environment. I feel it is very much necessary for India to implement such kind of law, since India is an energy intensive country, and we have seen that few days back we came across news that, that is eco-wire has risen up, has risen up drastically. So it is important that we take necessary measures to curb these environmental damages, with the growing global warming and climate change, with the consequences, drastic consequences of climate change, it is very much necessary that we take, implement such kind of laws to safeguard the environment and to minimize the damage we are causing to the surrounding earth. I feel that it will become quite popular as people are becoming more and more aware about climate change and the pollution, how it is causing harm to the people and their health, their health and the environment.

Band 6-7

The new law, which I think would be better if implemented, is that when people move to different states or different cities, they should learn the local language. Because right now, it's not a rule that they have to know the language, but if it was a rule that everyone who comes from outside to the new cities, they should learn how to at least speak and read the sentences in the local language. By doing so, it would help the native citizens speaking with the newcomers. They would not be pressurized in learning the different languages or communicating with the new people who come here. By doing so in a city like Bangalore, it would help a lot because with the growing technology and job opportunities, people from all over the country come here. So if they keep on ignoring the language and just living here for 10-12 years or over 20 years and not knowing the language would make the decrease or what I say the gradual diminishing of the language because the population of the people, of the outside people increases, then their language, their implementations come into the place where there used to be a different language. Like for example, now the Kannada language is the people who speak...

Band 6-7

The new law I would like to introduce in my country is having a gender equality. Even the government has issued this new law to have a gender equality. But as in my country, we lack the basic concepts, the basic support system which is needed to follow this in the country. Even male and female, after the country has developed at such a particular time, there is no gender equality. Even one of the genders, for example, females have been always in their household works, in their house, being seen down. And men who dominate in the house, in the workplace. This is what I feel that may interrupt a gender equality law which has already been mentioned and which has been a law in the country. And I feel this law may help females who have been backward, who have not been sent to school, who have not been treated, who have not been given employment. This may help them to bring up themselves and create a new world for themselves, a new place, a safe place. So that they can bring out themselves and stand still and strong for whichever reason that may be. Thank you.
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