How is a joint resolution different than a bill? *
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A joint resolution is a plan of action to achieve a long-term or permanent legislative
goal.
O
A joint resolution is only for a temporary issue or to propose a state constitutional
amendment.
A joint resolution is about a rule that affects the operations of both the Senate and
the House of Representatives.
O
A joint resolution expresses a matter related to the operations, rules, or opinions of
either the Senate or the House of Representatives.
Which statement best describes the reaction of the Seminole tribe to the
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