What Happens If the House and Senate Versions of a Bill

question 53

Multiple Choice

What happens if the House and Senate versions of a bill are not too different from one another?

• A) The bill must be presented to a conference committee for resolution.
• B) House and Senate leaders and committee chairs strike a deal through informal discussions.
• C) The president is presented with both bills and will sign the one he or she likes best.
• D) The bills are sent back to the House and Senate floors for further refining.

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