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What is the main purpose of a legislative committee? To draft bills that have the best chance to become law. To decide which bills to send to the governor. To propose bills to be considered by the full
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What is the main purpose of a legislative committee?

To draft bills that have the best chance to become law.


To decide which bills to send to the governor.


To propose bills to be considered by the full chamber.


To review bills before they come to the floor for discussion.

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to decide which bills to send to the governor

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