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State committees are groups formed within state legislatures to focus on specific areas of policy, such as education, health, or transportation. They conduct hearings, review legislation, and make recommendations for bills that are introduced in the larger legislative body. Committees play a crucial role in evaluating the details of proposed laws, gathering expert testimony, and ensuring thorough discussion before legislation is brought to a vote. Additionally, they can help to streamline the legislative process by filtering and prioritizing issues.
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How many standing commitees are in congress?
16 COMMITEES FOR THE SENATE
How many committees are there in a typical state legislature?
there is 125 commitees because of the executive branch
What house has commitees?
Both
Where is the detailed work of congress done?
In the Commitees
How are senate bills organized?
Both the house and the senate have commitees. The bills are separated into categories and sent to different commitees. If they are passed within the committee then it is brought before the senate.
Who conduct the election to local bodies?
The task of conducting public elections is given to electoral commission. This is a body that was created back in 1876.
What did the commitees of correspondance do?
they made an organization called the "sons of liberty"
Meetings held for the purpose of exchanging information are called?
commitees
The standing commitees of each house are controlled by?
The Majority Party.
Which term applies to the 20 permanent committees of the house?
sitting commitees
Who heads standing committees?
What are the head of commitees called
How does the technology of today help share idea?
these commitees allow idea by they spreading the idea to the 13 colonies
