The members of the US House of Representatives are elected directly by the people they represent. Senators were originally selected by state governments or governors, not by popular election. Since the founders were concerned to assure the clear consent of the people for taxation and money expenditures, they wrote the Constitution to require that money bills originate in the House, the part of the federal legislature that was closest to the people.
tax bills
All bills for raising revenue must originate in the House of Representatives. Article 1, Section 7, Clause 1 of the Constitution.
Tax Bills, because they're closer to the people.
The Nevada Constitution provides that a bill of any type may originate from either house. (The assembly OR the senate)
All bills dealing with revenue/money must begin in the House of Representatives.
Tax Bills, because they're closer to the people.
Revenue bills must start in the House of Representatives. Article 1, Section 7 of the US Constitution outlines this.
A non-money bill is a type of legislative proposal that does not involve the allocation of government funds or financial expenditure. Typically, these bills focus on issues such as policy changes, regulatory reforms, or amendments to existing laws. Unlike money bills, which must originate in the lower house of a legislature and require specific procedures, non-money bills can be introduced in either house and follow a different legislative process.
All monetary legislation must begin in the House, because it is the most represented body of the US government.
Bills related to finance.
reconcile house and senate versions of a bill
If Joe's wallet contains 10 bills of $5 and $1 denominations and 2 more $5 bills than $1 bills for a total of $34, then he must have 6 $5 bills and 4 $1 bills.