The legislative branch is bicameral, made up of the House of Reps and the Senate. The main job of this branch, also known as Congress, is to write new laws (first starting as a bill). Here is the process of making a law: 1. Bill written by a congressman, 2. Voted upon in an assembly by congress. (must have 2/3 votes to pass) 3. Sent to president to ratify(pass) or veto (deny) 4. If president vetos, than congress can vote again on the bill to override his desision. 5. If 2/3 votes are gotten, bill becomes law. Congress has many other powers, such as making new roads, managing the postal offices, even declaring war.
Most of the work that is done by the legislative branch is done in committees.
the legislative branch can impeach the laws by 2/3 vote
Most of the work in the legislative branch of the federal government is done in Congress, which is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Congress is responsible for creating and passing laws, as well as overseeing the budget and conducting investigations.
True. The legislative branch, which is responsible for making laws, typically conducts most of its work in committees. Committees allow for more focused and in-depth analysis of legislation before it is brought to the full floor for a vote.
Article 1 defines the legislative branch.
You atleast must be 35 years of age to work for the legislative branch.
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Sacramento
They make the legislative branch work. This is their job.
the part of the constitution that explains how the legislative branch should work is article one.
the capital building
The president approves and carry out laws passed by the legislative branch. If the president does not like the law he veto it.