Understanding the Path of Legislation: A Primer on How a Bill Becomes a Law. Audio Course on CD From TheCapitol.Net

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Capitol Learning Audio Courses^TM
Understanding the Path of Legislation
A Primer on How a Bill Becomes a Law

With Chris Davis

This audio course provides an introduction to how a bill becomes a law. The following topics are addressed:

Introduction and referral of legislation

Committee action, types of hearings, committee markup, and committee reports

Scheduling, rules committee, the amendment process, and floor action

Conference Committees and reconciling differences between the houses

Final passage and presidential passage

Recorded 2005   ISBN 10: 1-58733-030-X
Total run time: 89 minutes    030X
This Audio Course is sold with a Limited License.

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Includes course materials.
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