How are bills introduced in the Senate?
A.
Bills are given a number and a name, read once, a...
History, 01.02.2022 01:00 giraffesaur44
How are bills introduced in the Senate?
A.
Bills are given a number and a name, read once, and then sent to a standing committee.
B.
Bills are printed in final form, given a third reading, and voted on.
C.
Bills are assigned to standing committees and then rejected or pigeonholed.
D.
Bills are given a number, read twice, and then sent to a standing committee.
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