In the UK, at least, there are rules against this. A government bill’s short title > must describe the content of the bill in a straightforwardly factual manne

In the UK, at least, there are rules against this. A government bill’s short title > must describe the content of the bill in a straightforwardly factual manner. An argumentative title or a slogan is not permitted. From Erskine May, what the Financial Times calls “the bible on parliamentary procedure”. https://www.ft.com/content/05253602-ce4a-3f64-8ace-6a6f0387603f https://www.ft.com/content/05253602-ce4a-3f64-8ace-6a6f03876...