If both houses of the Georgia General Assembly pass different versions of the same bill, what must happen for the bill to move towards passage?

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Jsfan · Answer 1 · 2023-10-08T05:27:01+0000

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The other house typically makes changes to the bill and adds their own amendments. If a bill is approved by the second house but with changes, then the original house has to accept those changes. Once both houses agree on the same version of a bill, it's sent to the governor.

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If both houses of the Georgia General Assembly pass different versions of the same bill, what must happen for the bill to move towards passage?

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