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Mind Map by Arjun Gajula, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Arjun Gajula
about 8 years ago
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How a Bill Becomes a Law II
- Bill is introduced to the House of
Representatives and given a number by
a representative.
- Bill is sent to a House of Representative
committee or subcommittee and is debated,
studied, and voted on.
- Bill is sent to the whole House of Representatives
for a vote.
- Bill is sent to the whole House of Representatives
for a vote.
- Bill is sent to a House of Representative
committee or subcommittee and is debated,
studied, and voted on.
- Bill is introduced in the senate by
a senator and is given a number.
- Bill is sent to a senate committee, or a
subcommittee, debated, studied, and
voted on.
- Bill is sent to the whole senate for a vote.
- Conference committee resolves the differences and
compromises to make a bill.
- Bill goes back to the full house
for approval.
- Bill goes back to the full senate
for approval.
- If it is approved by both houses, the bill is sent to
the Governor.
- If the Governor says yes, it becomes a law.
- If the Governor ignores it, it becomes a law.
- If the Governor vetos it, Congress can override the veto with a 2/3
majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
- If the Governor vetos it, Congress can override the veto with a 2/3
majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
- If the Governor says yes, it becomes a law.
- If it is approved by both houses, the bill is sent to
the Governor.
- Bill goes back to the full house
for approval.
- Conference committee resolves the differences and
compromises to make a bill.
- Bill is sent to the whole senate for a vote.
- Bill is sent to a senate committee, or a
subcommittee, debated, studied, and
voted on.
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