Legislative Process

Where must all Bills for raising Revenue originate according to the passage?

• House of Representatives

• Senate

• President

• Supreme Court

What happens to a Bill after it has passed both the House of Representatives and the Senate?

• It becomes a Law immediately

• It is presented to the President

• It is sent to the Supreme Court

• It is published in the Federal Register

What action can the President take if he does not approve a Bill?

• Sign it into Law

• Return it with Objections

• Send it to the Supreme Court

• Ignore it

What is required for a Bill to become a Law if the President returns it with objections?

• Approval by a simple majority in both Houses

• Approval by two thirds of both Houses

• Approval by the Supreme Court

• Approval by the President again

What happens if the President does not return a Bill within ten days?

• It becomes a Law

• It is vetoed

• It is sent to the Supreme Court

• It is discarded

What must be entered on the Journal of each House when a Bill is reconsidered?

• The President's signature

• The Objections of the President

• The Names of the Persons voting for and against the Bill

• The date of the Bill's passage

What is required for an Order, Resolution, or Vote to take effect if disapproved by the President?

• Approval by a simple majority in both Houses

• Approval by two thirds of both Houses

• Approval by the Supreme Court

• Approval by the President again