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A session of the house refers to a specific period during which a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress, convenes to conduct its business. Sessions typically follow a schedule, with each session lasting for a set duration, during which lawmakers debate, propose, and vote on legislation. The start and end of a session are often marked by formal ceremonies, and sessions can be regular, special, or extraordinary, depending on the needs of the legislative agenda.
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How can you tell if the senate or house is in session?
Based on whos pockets are larger
Which US members can be sued for statements made while attending a session?
No member of the Senate or the House or Representatives may be sued for any statements made during session. The reason for this is to prevent intimdation from any opposition or a possibly hostile Judiciary.
Neither house of congress may end a session without the consent of the other?
neither house of congress may adjourn without the consent of the other house.
Do the US Senate and House of Representatives still open each daily session with prayer?
As of August 2014, Congress does open every session with a prayer. The prayer is given the by Chaplain of the United States Senate.
A period of work in congress?
session session
When the Senate and House of Representatives meet together it is called a what?
joint session
What is meant by a session and how much time is this?
A session is just a period of any time where some thing (usually sports) takes place
How many Representative were in the first house session?
10
What is it called when the house and the senate meet?
Joint session
What did the House and the Senate do at the open of each session?
PRAY
What is it called when the House and the Senate meet together?
Joint session
When the house and the senate meet together it is called?
Joint session
What is is called when the house and the senate meet together?
Joint session
When the and house of representatives meet together it is called a?
joint session
When the senate and the house of representatives meet its called a?
joint session
Why is the opening session of the House each term quite different from the opening session of the Senate?
They have opening sessions because they are different branches of government.
When can the president call both houses of congress into session?
He can ask for such a session whenever he thinks it is needed. But just like the Speaker of the House can't call the President and say "assemble your cabinet, I'd like to talk to them", the President can't actually "call a joint session". He sends a letter to the Speaker of the House and the Senate Majority Leader and REQUESTS a joint session. It still requires a concurrent resolution of both House and Senate.
