The Legislative Process

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. The ____________________ is the nonpartisan office staffed by policy experts and is in charge of identifying what laws currently exist and how they are carried out.

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. A member who signs on to a bill before it is formally introduced is known as what?

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. Who decides which committee a bill is assigned to after it is introduced?

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. What is a markup?

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. Which committee in the House is in charge of deciding which amendments are in order on the floor during debate?

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. What does a modified open rule in the House do?

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. What procedural tactic might the minority party use as a last-ditch effort to change a bill?

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. An agreement between all senators regarding the manner in which a bill will be debated on the floor is known as which of the following?

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. What is a filibuster?

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. When a member finds a bill they like in the chamber they do not serve in they might introduce what kind of bill to allow both bills to travel through the legislative process at the same time?

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. ___________ apply only to those individuals named in the bill.

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. Which of the following has the status of law but are usually used for things that do not have the permanency of law?

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. The establishment of congressional budget resolutions is done via ______________.

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. Which of the following only apply to the chamber within which they are passed?

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. A term used to describe a member of Congress who thoroughly learns a policy area and who becomes an indispensable voice in the minutiae of law is what?

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