Question

All of these represent the process by which a bill becomes a law in Georgia. Place the items in the correct order in which they must take place. You may write only the underlined portion if you choose.

Answer 1

The process by which a bill becomes law in Georgia is:

• A bill is filed with the House Clerk.
• The bill is read to the House of Representatives and assigned to a committee for research.
• The bill is debated by the House of Representatives.
• The House of Representatives votes on the bill.
• If the bill passes the House, it is sent to the Senate.
• The bill is amended by the Senate and sent back to the House of Representatives.
• The House approves the changes made by the Senate without additional changes.
• The bill passes the Senate and is sent to the govenor.
• The Governor chooses to veto or pass the bill.

How are laws passed in Georgia?

First a bill is introduced to the House of Representatives which decides on a committee to handle it. Based on the Committee's recommendations, the House then votes on the bill and sends it to the Senate.

After the Senate amends the bill, they will then vote on it and if it passes the Senate, it is sent to the Governor who can choose to approve the bill or veto it.

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