A chart titled how a bill becomes a law. A bill is introduced in house or senate, It's assigned to a committee, committee completes report, it's placed on the calendar and debated in its chamber of origin. There is a floor vote. If the measure passes, it is sent to the opposite chamber and all of the above occurs again. If it passes the second chamber, it is sent to the governor to sign it into law. What happens after the bill is either approved by the Senate or the House?
a.
it can become a law
c.
it goes to the Governor
b.
it needs to go to the other chamber
d.
none of these

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