Which of the following is a true statement about the lawmaking process?

Only the House of Representatives may pass legislation that approves foreign treaties.

Bills that are rejected by a vote of either house go back to the committee for editing.

The majority of work on the language of a proposed bill happens in committee meetings.

Senate members can invite the president into their committee meetings to work on bills.

Question

Which of the following is a true statement about the lawmaking process?

 Only the House of Representatives may pass legislation that approves foreign treaties.

 Bills that are rejected by a vote of either house go back to the committee for editing.

 The majority of work on the language of a proposed bill happens in committee meetings.

 Senate members can invite the president into their committee meetings to work on bills.

anonymous · Answer

I'd go with B. I'm fairly confident about it.

anonymous · Answer

I had the same feeling . Thanks .