Question

Which role do committees play in the legislative process?

Committees decide whether bills will be approved and passed to the full chamber for a vote, revised, replaced, or killed before they can be voted on.

Committees assign titles and numbers to bills and then meet with special-interest groups to develop the language each bill will contain.

Committees advise the president to either sign or veto bills.

Committees update or modernize old and outdated laws.

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Answer 1

Committees decide whether bills will be approved and passed to the full chamber for a vote, revised, replaced, or killed before they can be voted on.

Answer 2

The correct answer is committees decide whether bills will be approved and passed to the full chamber for a vote, revised, replaced, or killed before they can be voted on.