Question

A Senator and House Representative do NOT _____. sit on sub-committees to determine the final wording and content of a bill can amend any bill that goes to committee can propose legislation then vote against it due to amendments that the sub-committee have attached to it debate each other regarding bills that have made it to the floor

Answer 1

debate each other regarding bills that have made it to the floor

Explanation:

The House of Representatives has two main duties: making laws and scrutinising the work of the Government. The main task of the Senate is considering bills approved by the House of Representatives.they do not debate each other regarding bills that have made it to the floor, there are two seperate entities with differenr duties

Answer 2

Answer: debate each other about bills that have made it to the floor

Explanation: The senate and house of representative are two different chambers which form the bicameral legislature of most federal governments. In the United States, the both form the bicameral legislature called the United States congress. They can sit and deliberate on sub-committees to determine the final wordings and content of a bill. They can also amend bill that goes to committee. Also, they can propose legislation and vote against it due to amendment that the subcommittee have attached to it.

However, they do not debate each other regarding bills that have made it to the floor of the house.