Question

Which statement best explains what happens when two versions of a bill are approved by the Louisiana house and senate?

The bill is sent to the governor to select the best version.
The bill is returned to the house that proposed it for revision.
The bill is subject to a vote by both houses to choose a version.
The bill is sent to a conference committee to reach a compromise.

Answer 1

The bill is sent to a conference committee to reach a compromise.

Step-by-step explanation:

If the House and Senate pass the same bill with high voting in favor of the bill then it is sent to the President for approval and after the approval of the president the bill is implemented in the country while on the other hand, If the House and Senate pass different bills then they are sent to Conference Committee and the Conference Committee will decide and select that bill which is more better for the welfare of the country.