Question

What is the next step in the legislative process after a bill is sent to a committee?

A. The committee determines how to report the bill to Congress.
B. The committee calls a joint session of Congress to review the bill.
C. The committee submits the bill to a federal court to review its constitutionality.
D. The committee organizes a congressional debate on the bill's merits.

Answer 1

A. The committee determines how to report the bill to Congress.

Answer 2

The correct answer is A) The Committee determines who to report the bill to Congress.

The next step in the legislative process after a bill is sent to a Committee is that the Committee determines who to report the bill to Congress.

The faculty to consider laws and then enact bills relies on the members of the United States Congress. The Senate or the House of Representatives introduces a bill, sent it to a Committee or desk or calendar, then the Committee takes action and starts hearings, they vote to report a bill or write a report, then the floor activity, the debates, and the voting, then the Conference resolve differences to send it to the President to veto or signing.