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it goes on a communitee vote and the help dicide if it will go into action or not

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Bills are typically discussed in standing or sub-committees prior to voting. Most "die in committee" and never make it to a vote.

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Each body allows time for the members to give the reasons why another should not/should vote for the bill. This is timed so members can all speak.

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The bill is in a committee to be examined by people to see if it should be put forward for a vote.

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Q: What happens just before the house and the senate vote to approve a bill?
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