Introducing the Bill
Who starts a bill in Congress?
What is a member of Congress?
Can the bill be changed on the floor?
What is yes?
What does it mean if most people vote "Yes"?
Who does the bill go to after both houses agree?
What is the President?
What happens if the president signs the bill?
What is the bill becomes a law?
Why do members of Congress make bills?
What is to make new laws?
What do witnesses do at committee hearings?
What is they give opinions?
Who votes on the bill in the house?
What is the entire house?
What can the president do with the bill?
What is sign or veto it?
What does it mean if the president vetoes the bill?
What is he say NO?
What happens to the bill after it is printed?
What is it is sent to a committee?
Where does the bill go after it is introduced?
What is a committee?
Where does the bill go after one house votes yes?
What is to the other house?
What do both houses do before sending it to the president?
What is they agree on the same version?
What is main goal of a bill?
What is to create a new law?
What does bill get after it is introduced?
What is a letter and a number?
What can the committee do to the bill?
What is accept, regret, or change?
What is they debate and make changes?
What is to a conference committee?
What is the final step for a bill to become a law?
What is the President signs it?
Where is a bill printed after it is introduced?
What is the Congressional Record?
What happens after the committee approves the bill?
What is it is scheduled to be talked about in the house?
What do the two houses need to do before the bill goes to the president?
What is they agree on the same version?
What happens of the president vetoes the bill?
What is does not a law unless Congress vetoes?
Can congress still make the bill a law of the president vetoes?
What is yes if they override the veto?