The bill is given a number and is read and printed
Presiding Officer
Sends the bill to the proper committe
Senate Committe
holds hearings on the bill the committe may
    a. amend the bill
    b. table the bill
    c. approve the bill
Floor of the Senate
The bill is read and debated
    a. amend the bill
    b. table the bill
    c. pass the bill send
        it to the Senate
A Senator
introduces the bill
A Representative introduces the bill
The clerk reads the bill's title, it is given a number and is printed
House Committe
holds hearings on the bill the committe may
    a. amend the bill
    b. table the bill
    c. approve the bill
Floor of the House
The bill is read and debated
    a. amend the bill
    b. table the bill
    c. pass the bill send
        it to the Senate
Speaker of the House sends the bill to the proper committe
          PRESIDENT
signs the bill into law  or veto the bill
      CONFERENCE                      COMMITTEE
Come up with a compromise bill. Goes back to both houses
If the president vetos the bill Congress can override the veto with a 2/3 vote
HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW
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