How does a Bill turn into an act

How bills are made is that bills is like a draft copy law or something that wants to become law to the country. But it must have to go through different stages of becoming a law. So the first stage is that the bill will be introduced to the house then their will be a first reading for the members of parliament whether the bill should go to the select committee's.

Once the draft copy has been accepted to go through the select committee's of Mp's will read and listen to the views of public and then there report it back but this will take quite some days or weeks or even months, then there will be a second reading returns to the house then see's if it should proceed to the Committee of the whole house. 

Once it's accepted to processes through to the Committee's of the whole House then once they finish everything then it will go for a third reading where the Mp's will look at the bill to see what will happen when the bill becomes a law, after they agree to it then that's when the Royal Accents signs off the bill then it will become a law.