give the bill its second reading
the president of the senate
the president of the senate
the president of the senate
the president of the senate
Its given a second reading
It's given a second reading
A Bill is introduced, some debate happens and it is decided (without a vote) whether the Bill should be considered. In the House, it would then go to the relevant committee to be amended and discussed. In the Senate, it does not go to the committees until after the Second Reading).
A bill typically goes through three readings in the House of Commons before it can be debated and voted on. The first reading introduces the bill, the second reading involves a detailed debate on its principles, and the third reading is a final discussion and vote on the bill as a whole. If passed, the bill then moves to the other house for further consideration.
give the bill its second reading
In most parliamentary systems, a bill is typically read three times before it becomes law. The first reading introduces the bill without debate, the second reading allows for discussion and general principles to be debated, and the third reading is the final opportunity for debate and a vote on the bill. However, the specific procedures can vary by country and legislative body.
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