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Role of Legislative Branch:
A bill becomes a law by both the house and the senate approving bills, if they both
approve different versions of a bill, a conference committee tries to work out a compromise bill that is acceptable to both
houses.
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Role of Committees:
When it receives a bill, a committee can reject it outright,"pigeonhole' it by setting
it aside without reviewing it, or prepare it for consideration by the full house or senate. Preparing bills - committees
hold pulic hearings at which citizens can present arguments and documents supporting or opposing the bills. Once a bill is
passed by a committee in either house of congress, it is sent to the full senate or House for debate. After Debate, the
bill can be rejected, passed, or sent back to committee for further changes.
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Role of Executive Branch:
When both houses pass a bill, the bill goes to the president, if the president approves the
bill and signs it, it then becomes a LAW!!!
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