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To propose an idea as a bill, I would present it to a local or state legislator who aligns with the topic's interests or advocacy. Engaging with their staff to discuss the proposal's potential impact and gather feedback would be crucial. Additionally, I might seek support from relevant advocacy groups and constituents to build momentum before formally approaching the legislator to sponsor the bill.
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In the movie Legally Blonde 2 which of these bills that Elle Woods proposed?
The bill was.... Bruizer's Bill. Elle wanted to make a stop to testing cosmetics on animals.
What is a proposed Bill?
A proposed bill is called a bill even before it is ratified
A bill may be proposed by?
In the Congress, a bill may be proposed by a member of the House of Representatives. It has to pass through the House before coming before the Senate. However, in general, anyone can propose a bill to their representative in the House, and have it proposed on their behalf.
What part of speech is the word bill?
The word "bill" can be a noun or a verb. As a noun, it refers to a statement of money owed or a proposed law. As a verb, it means to present someone with a bill or to advertise something.
Assume that you are a member of a special interest group that wants to raise taxes on certain items Who would you present your idea if you wanted it to proposed as a bill?
To propose a bill to raise taxes on certain items, I would present my idea to a member of the legislative body, such as a state representative or senator, who aligns with our group's interests. I would prepare a detailed proposal highlighting the social, economic, and environmental benefits of the tax increase, and how the revenue could be utilized. Additionally, I would gather public support and data to strengthen our case before scheduling a meeting to discuss the potential for sponsorship and legislative support.
In the House of Representatives what is the next step in the legislative process immediately after the floor debate takes place?
Now, here comes the answer of the question, after the bill is presented and sponsored, it is referred to the appropriate committee action in order for them to debate on it and marks up the proposed bill.
Why did the anti federalist dislike the proposed constitution-?
The Anti-Federalists disliked the proposed Constitution because they thought it created a federal government with too much power. The inclusion of a Bill of Rights was a compromise to ease their concerns.
Analyze the reasons for the anti-federalists' opposition to ratifying the constitution?
the anti feds wanted the Bill of Rights, the also felt that a strong central government, such as the constitution proposed, would take away the rights of the states. anti feds wanted more power to the states and less central government.
What are proposed new laws known as?
Answerbefore a proposed legislation becomes a law it is called a bill.]yep, a bill :)
A proposed law?
bill
What was the underlying reason that many states wanted the Bill Rights to be part of the Constitution?
The Bill of Rights was part of a compromise that the federalist made to ensure the proposed federal government could not impinge on the basic rights of it's citizens.
A proposed law in congress is called?
A proposed law in Congress is called a bill.
