In legislative terms, s bill is a proposal A. That had reached committee for debate B. For any law C. Made in the House if Representatives D. Made in the senate

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Mattstuehler · Answer 1 · 2019-02-18T09:42:06+0000

D.

"S" refers to Senate. "H" would refer to legislation that has been created in the House.

So, D, "Made in the Senate" correctly identifies the "S" in a "S-Bill" identifier.