| THE BILL. HOW IT WORKS LEGISLATIVE PROCESS THE HOUSE 1. Clerk's Desk 2. Printed 3. First Reading by title Only 4. Referred To Committee 4(senate and House Joint Committee)4. 5. Subcommittee. 6. Referred Back To Committee. 7. May be killed in Committee 8. Reported to House Rules Committee. 9. Placed on Calendar. 10. Second Reading debated as to Amendments and general matters. 11. Third Reading debated; may be vote on and paste to the SENATE (1.)Secretary's Desk. 12. Finally Speaker of House Signs. Committee on Enrolled Bills. AND (12.) President Pretium of the Senate Signs. The U. S. President Signs it may be Vetoed. THE SENATE 1. Secretary's Desk. 2. Printed 3. First Reading by title Only 4. Referred To Committee 4(Senate and House Joint Committee) 4.SENATE 5. Subcommittees. 6. Referred Back To Committee. 7. May be killed in Committee 8. Reported to House Rules Committee. 9. Placed on Calendar. 10. Second Reading debated as to Amendments and general matters. 11. Third Reading debated; may be vote on and paste to the SENATE (1.)Secretary's Desk. 12. Finally Speaker of House Signs. Committee on Enrolled Bills. AND (12.) President of Senate Signs. The U. S. President Signs it may be Vetoed. Put the to list next to each other but with the numbered words in a box. Leave space in the meddle for 4. Senate and House Joint Committee to be next to 4. SENATE side(Referred To Committee. And. 12. Committee on Enrolled Bills. A Bill may be introduced by the House or the Senate. The Bill is referred to one of the standing Committees (Committee members are usually chosen through their participation and contribution to their parties.) The Committee have the power of Life and Death over each Bill. |
| BASIC CITY POLITICAL STRUCTURE: 1. THE MAYOR is usually regarded as the spokesperson for the people of the city. 2. THE CITY COUNCIL takes care of Legislation. The Head of each Council Reports to the Mayor. There're many Council's, transportation, voting on laws, ballot's and ordinances. The Mayor can Veto a Ballot, than it has to go back through the Committee's to be changed or amended whatever, to the Mayor's or Councils satisfaction; at which time the Mayer "MAY" Sign it. It's possible for the Council to Override the Mayor. Even a President of the country can't have something their way just because they want it. Then there's the Budgeting Committee, "is there a enough Money to operate the Community Program?" 3. THE CITY MANAGER: deals with the Administration: Roads, Parks, City Planning, Equipment, etc., 4. THE CITY COUNCIL: Are everyday citizens, they have a interest in politics and their communities. They bring to the Table of those who run the city the needs and whats of the people, and inform politians how people are being impacted by Governments decisions, actions, or enactions. CLICK BASIC CIVICS # 2 AT BOTTOM OF PAGE. |
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