Can a bill be amended after its introduction?

Can a bill be amended after it has been introduced in Congress?

Yes, a bill can be amended after its introduction. Amendments can be proposed during committee reviews or on the floor.

What is the process for amending a bill?

The process typically involves proposing an amendment, which must be approved by a majority vote in the committee or on the floor.

Are there any limits on what can be amended?

Yes, amendments must be relevant to the original bill's subject matter and cannot introduce entirely new topics.

How many times can a bill be amended?

There is no strict limit on the number of times a bill can be amended, but each amendment must be voted on.

What happens if a bill is heavily amended?

If a bill is heavily amended, it may require further review or even a new vote, especially if the changes are significant.