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handle is hein.crs/govedeq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Ito DU.S. HOUSE U.S. SLNAI E to Bill Bill ye(s) introduced introduced If a committee chooses to act on a subject, it may first hold hearings to obtain the views of officials, experts, and interested groups. The committee may hold a markup to consider one of the bills referred I by to it or a new proposal on the subject. (The committee mayfirst refer bills to a subcommittee to conduct :ee hearings, markup, or both.) At the conclusion of markup, the committee may vote to report a bill and any recommended amendments to the chamber. Most referred bills, however, never receive committee action. The majority party leadership in each chamber develops a schedule to consider bills, but the process for Action taking up legislation differs between the House and Senate. mittee. . . : - )ate sage -J A bill passed by one chamber is transmitted to the other. The second chamber may refer the bill received from the first chamber to a committee or may consider it on the floor directly. The second chamber may amend the bill (sometimes with text reflecting its own bill). If one chamber amends a bill received from the other chamber, the bill cannot go to the President unless both chambers agree on the same text in the same bill There are three paths to reach bicameral agreement: The House and Senate shuttle the bill back and forth, each proposing alternatives until they reach agreement. Each chamber appoints members (primarily from the reporting committees) to a OR conference committee, which negotiates a compromise agreement (a conference report). One chamber agrees to the other chamber's OR bill without changes. House approves conference report AND Senate approves conference report AGREEME A bill approved in identical form by the House and Senate is presented to the President. PREIDET IGN BILANDITOR President does not sign within 10 days, and bill becomes law only if Congress is in session. President vetoes bill, and bill becomes law only if both charbers, by two-thirds vote, override. Rel Cc Scheduling A Rules Comm Hou Vote to Co ittee Re: Co Sched Unanir Ne Sen Vote Action/ `onsent ions bate ssage * * sir * * A .'k. .A

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