probouleutic
adjective
pro·bou·leu·tic
¦prōbü¦lütik,
-bə¦l-
: concerned with preliminary discussion of and deliberation on something (as a legal measure) later to be submitted to another body of voters
the probouleutic senate of ancient Athens
Word History
Etymology
from (assumed) Greek probouleutos (verbal of probouleuein to pass a preliminary decree, from pro- pro- entry 1 + bouleuein to take counsel, deliberate, from boulē will, counsel) + English -ic