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In the law-making process, before a bill can be voted on, what must happen to it?

In the law-making process, before a bill can be voted on, what must happen to it?
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In the law-making process, before a bill can be voted on, what must happen to it?

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It must be in the form of a resolution and presented on the floor. Sometimes it'll go to a specific committee before it's voted on as a whole.

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