Legislative Process 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Senators May speak to issues other than (debate process)

A

The bill under consideration in their speech

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2
Q

During the debate process for senate, any _ can be introduced

A

Amendments

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3
Q

Because senators don’t have limits they can

A

Filibuster a bill under consideration

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4
Q

Filibusters_

A

Delay vote on bills

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5
Q

A super majority of _ senators can break a filibuster

A

60

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6
Q

How filibuster is broken

A

By invoking a cloture

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7
Q

A cloture is

A

A cession of debate on bill and forcing a vote

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8
Q

Once debate is over, _ passes the bill

A

Vote of simple majority

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9
Q

A bill must pass both houses of Congress before

A

It goes to president for consideration

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10
Q

Bringing bills into alignment is

A

Making house and senate bills worded the same

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11
Q

To bring bill to alignment

A

A conference committee is convened

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12
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The Conference Committee consists of

A

Members from both chambers (house/senate)

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13
Q

The members of the committee produce a conference report that is

A

Intended as the final version of the bill

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14
Q

Each chamber then votes again to

A

Approve the conference report

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15
Q

Depending on where the bill originated, final text is enrolled by either (2)

A

Clerk of the house

Secretary of the senate

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16
Q

After being enrolled by clerk of house or secretary of senate

A

Speaker of house and president of senate sign bill

17
Q

After speaker of house and president of senate sign bill

A

Bill is then sent to the president

18
Q

If president agrees with bill

A

They can sign it into law

19
Q

After bill is signed to law by president

A

It is printed in the Statutes at Large

20
Q

If president vetos and it is sent to congress who overrides veto

A

The bill becomes law and is printed

21
Q

If president doesn’t take action within 10 while congress is in session (neglects bill handed to him)

A

The bill becomes law

22
Q

If Congress adjourns before 10 days are up and president doesn’t take action

A

Bill dies

23
Q

When bill dies it’s called

A

A pocket veto

24
Q

If a pocket veto occurs and congress wants to pass same legislation

A

They must begin entire process anew