Just Wondering wrote:

I like the sentiment, but this one's not realistic. The U.S. Code, and
all of the states' statutes, are too massive for anyone to memorize.
How 'bout this instead? Any legislator who wants to pass a bill has to
submit it to a committee of its opponents, who will prepare a test on
its important points. Anyone who wants to vote for the bill has to take
and pass the test first.


Any new bill has to identify two existing bills it's going to replace.
If it passes, the two old ones are repealed.