Question

All of the following are reasons why standing committees are called "little legislatures" except a. In emergency situations, a bill can be enacted into law by a committee. b. In committees, bills can be completely rewritten or pigeonholed. c. A committee can change the content of a bill. d. A committee can conduct the real legislative business of compromise and accomodation.

Answer 1

a. In emergency situations, a bill can be enacted into law by a committee.

Step-by-step explanation:

Little legislatures are a set of committees, that preside over issues relating to governmental activities that is in motion, establish issues that are ideal for the legislative review, and source and analyze information available, and the give elaborate recommendation for the parents body, so at as to serves as good courses of action.

Hence, little legislatures can perform or rewrite bill completely and pigeonhole it; categorize it in compartments for easy access.

They can also perform the real legislative work such as compromise and accommodations

More so, they have the power to change the content of the bill, when performing their functions.