preenacting
/priːˈɛnæktɪŋ/
verb
- To put a law, rule, or plan into effect before a certain date or event.
- The school board voted on preenacting the dress code policy before the start of the next semester.
- By preenacting the emergency protocols, the city hoped to avoid chaos during the storm.
- The government is preenacting the new safety regulations ahead of the holiday season.