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Does the house of representatives send all appropriations bills to the senate for them to begin the legislative process?
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Who decided which bills are important enough to send to the house for all members to consider?
Standing Committee
Who decides bills are important enough to send to the house for all members to consider?
Standing Committee
Who decides which bills are important enough to send the house for all members to considers?
Standing Committee
Who decides which bills are important enough to to send to the house for all members to consider?
Standing Committee
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Does The House of Representatives must send all appropriations bills to the Senate for them to begin the legislative process?
It is not true that in order for the Senate to begin the legislative process of all the bills is that it must be sent by the House of Representatives. It should be first reviewed and approved to by the committee it was assigned to.
How are bills introduced in the house?
Bills can be introduced to the house by the house speaker.
What does the senate do that the house cannot?
The House of Representatives initiates bills for raising revenue and all impeachment proceedings. The Senate is not permitted to do either. In the matter of revenue bills, it may make changes in bills raised and passed in the House and send them back to the House for re-consideration, but these changes are more like suggestions. The Senate may not initiate impeachment proceedings, but it serves as the jury for the trial of the person who has been impeached.
What federal body deals with bills concerning taxes?
"The House of Representatives have to originate all financial bills, but sometimes the Senate will propose a bill, and even vote on it. They then send it to the House where it will get its official start."However, both the House of Representatives and the Senate have to vote on it and pass it before it can reach the President's desk.
Why does the house of lords have little power in the united kingdoms parliament?
Although The House of Lords is no longer the powerful 'entity' it used to be - it still has the power to veto any bills put before it. NO bill can be enacted into law without (a) the approval of the House of Lords and (b) the assent of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Lords still debate all bills put before them, and can (and do) send bills back to the House of Commons for amending. However - bills are rarely returned for amendment - and it's also extremely rare for Her Majesty to refuse the assent of bills sent for signature into law.
