Answer:
The order of how an appropriations bill would be passed is as follows:
1. Congress determines discretionary spending
2. Subcommittees draft appropriations bills
3. Each chamber votes on its version of the bill
4. Conference committee reconciled the bills
5. The approved bills are sent to the president
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Congress determines discretionary spending: this is a stage where the Congress or senators allow for introduction of a bill during a morning hour.
2. Subcommittees draft appropriations bills: this is a stage in which the bill is sent to the appropriate committees, either through the speaker of the house or presiding officer of the Senate. The purpose of this stage is for each committees to evaluate the bill and report their findings.
3. Each chamber votes on its version of the bill: this is a stage in which both senate and house debates on the bill, and after the debate, votes will then carried out on the bill, if the bill is passed by the votes, it will then be sent to conference committee.
4. Conference committee reconciled the bills: this is a stage whereby, selective members from Senate and house, get to sit together and determines the final conclusion on the bill presented. If both house made an agreement, the conference report will be written on it and it will then be passed to the president.
5. The approved bills are sent to the president: this is a stage where the president, after getting the conference report, will review the bill, and then probably sign it. If the bill get signed, it then becomes a law.