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Who limits the amount of time to debate a bill?
The speaker can limit the time.
Does the cloture limits the time for debating a bill in the senate?
true
Does Cloture limits for the time debating and amending a bill in the senate?
true
The determination of the time and structure of floor debate on a bill is up to the?
Rules Committee
Is it true that the cloture limits the time for debating and amending a bill in a Senate?
true
How much time does Congress have to amend a bill?
Congress does not have time limits. Individual congressmen have time limits in the sense that their term of office runs out, but Congress itself can take as much time as it likes.
How do you start a Hindi debate?
To start a Hindi debate, you should begin by introducing the topic clearly and succinctly. Outline the rules and time limits for speakers, and designate someone to moderate the debate. Encourage participants to present their arguments respectfully and logically.
How much time do senators usually have to debate a bill on the floor of the senate?
The Senate does not have a time limit. The only real time limit for the Senate is that they have to vote on the bill before that Congressional session ends. If the session ends before the bill is sent to the President's desk, for any reason whatsoever (no matter how trivial the reason is), then the bill "dies," and they have to start all over the next January (when the next session begins). This often leads to abuse, which is called a "filibuster," where one Senator who opposes a bill will attempt to just talk endlessly until the bill is withdrawn, or the session ends. To combat a filibuster, 3/5 of the Senate (currently, sixty Senators) can invoke a "cloture," which limits a bill to one hour of debate. This is the only time the Senate has a time limit other than the Congressional session.
What is the difference between a closed rule and an open rule in the House of Representatives?
Closed rules set time limits on debate and restrict the passage of amendments
What is a cloture?
A procedure used in the senate to limit debate on a bill
Explain how and why the rules for debate in the House are more restrictive than those of the Senate?
The rules of debate are more restrictive in the House of Representatives because there are more members therefore time limits must be imposed to effectively manage and make decisions. If there were no time limits on debates it could bring about a standstill.
Greed overpowers generosity is my debate topic can you give me some points on it?
The capacity to give has limits such as quantities of money or time to be given whereas the capacity to take has no limits There are many more people willing to take than there are to give
