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Why do the think that the house limits debate on a bill but the senate does not?
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What is the procedure in the Senate to limit debate on a bill called?
people are calling it the filibuster, but it's actually the cloture, think of it as closing the debate.
Who can introduce a bill?
In most parliaments the executive introduces legislation but some countries have time where private members can introduce bills for debate and voting. If you want an answer regarding a specific country's legislature please be specific in your questions.
Does the senate and house reject treaties?
yes, I think so.
Who presides over the State senate?
The Lieutenant Governor presides over the State Senate with a few exceptions.
What is the purpose of the differences between the house and senate?
Senate is (I think) higher than the house of representatives. Also, the Senates will make the final decision, while the house of representatives presents a bill.
Why do you think no equivalent for the filibuster exists in the house of representatives?
The filibuster is a creature of the Senate and owes its existence to that body's time-honored attachment to unlimited debate. The sheer size of the House weighs heavily against the feasibility of unrestricted debate, and its time-limit rules reflect this fact. Allowing the filibuster in the House would be the equivalent of eliminating its time-limit rules, without which it could not effectively function as a lawmaking body.
How many houses are there in the parliament of Pakistan?
Two I think... the upper house is the senate and lower house is the national assembly!
Why can't the vice president participate in debate on the senate floor?
The VP is not a Senator. His job is to chair meetings. He can not vote unless there is a tie vote.
What limits a President's ability to nominate federal judges?
There is nothing in the Constitution or Federal statutes that limits a President's ability to nominate someone as a federal judge. The Senate may prevent the nominee's appointment in several ways, most notably by rejecting the candidate during the floor vote.
Which two committees are most important in the senate?
I think in the a. House i. House Committee on Ways and Means ii. House Committee on Agriculture iii. House Committee on Appropriations iv. House Committee on the Budget v. House Committee on Education and the Workforce b. Senate i. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry ii. Senate Committee on Appropriations iii. Senate Committee on the Budget iv. Senate Committee on Finance v. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions this is what I got off of google.com!
Why do you think the requirements for serving the senate restricted those for serving in the house of representatives?
The requirements are two separate factors and do not restrict either house.
What are the two parts of the Australian Government?
I think you may mean the two part of the parliament? Which are the House of Representatives and the Senate.
