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In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal
A. that has reached committee for debate.
B. for any law.
C. made in the House of Representatives.
D. made in the Senate.
Answer
In legislative terms, a bill is a proposal for any law.
A bill is a proposed piece of legislation that is being considered by a legislative body. A bill does not become law until it has been passed by both the legislature and, in most cases, the executive. When a bill becomes a law, it is known as an act of the legislature (statute).
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