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Bill- Name of a law before it gets passed Washington DC Lawmaking Process Bill- Name of a law before it gets passed

I. Lawmaking "I'm Just a Bill": 1. Bill starts on House or Senate a. Revenue ($) start in House 2. Given a # and sent to a Committee a. 20 Senate Standing Committees b. 20 House Standing Committees 3. Committee “modifies” Bill 4. Committee approves or disproves Bill a. Typically only 1 of 5 get approved I'm just a bill, Yes, I'm only a bill, And I'm sitting here on Capitol Hill. Well, it's a long, long journey To the capital city, It's a long, long wait While I'm sitting in committee, But I know I'll be a law someday... At least I hope and pray that I will, But today I'm still just a bill.

I. Lawmaking Continued… 5. 1st House votes on Bill a. Sent to 2nd House upon approval 6. 2nd House votes on Bill a. Sent to President upon approval

I. Lawmaking Continued… 7. President receives Bill and either: a. Signs it -Bill becomes a Law b. Vetoes it -Bill is sent back to Congress who can approve it by 2/3 majority vote c. Pocket Vetoes it -President ignores Bill for 10 days *becomes a Law if Congress is still in session *thrown away if Congress is not in session

Branches of Government Balance of Powers Branches of Government Legislative Executive Judicial I I I Congress President Courts House/Senate Cabinet/Police Judges/Jury Make Laws Enforce Laws Interpret Laws Administer Justice