Question

What happens after a bill is passed in one house of the legislature?

a. the bill is sent to the other house for consideration.
b. the bill is assigned a number and printed.
c. the bill goes to the governor to be signed.
d. nothing is done to the bill at this point.

Answer 1

A. For example, if the house of representatives agrees on the bill, it it sent to the senate for consideration on what they want to do with the bill; reject or pass it

Answer 2

A. the bill is sent to the other house for consideration.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the process of law-making, a bill is first introduced by a sponsor in the House of Representatives or a Senator, and then it is discussed and studied by committees of the House where it was originated (usually the House of Representatives). Afterwards, the entire House or Senate votes on the bill, and if it is passed, then it i sent to the other house for consideration. If the bill is approved by both houses, then it shall pass to the president, who has the power to approve it (immediately becomes a law), veto it, or modify it.