The Legislative Process
- Created by: TotallyTrekkie
- Created on: 20-11-18 17:46
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- The President or Congress can initiate a bill.
- The House Committees examine and amend the bill.
- The House Rules Committee decide whether it should proceed.
- The full House votes on the bill. The House and Senate must agree to the same bill.
- The President must sign a bill for it to become law. He could also veto it.
- The full House votes on the bill. The House and Senate must agree to the same bill.
- The House Rules Committee decide whether it should proceed.
- The Senate Committees examine and amend the bill.
- The bill takes the the Senate Floor where it is decided whether it should proceed.
- The full Senate votes on the bill. The House and Senate must agree to the same bill.
- The President must sign a bill for it to become law. He could also veto it.
- The full Senate votes on the bill. The House and Senate must agree to the same bill.
- The bill takes the the Senate Floor where it is decided whether it should proceed.
- The House Committees examine and amend the bill.
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