How do committees amend bills?

Can you explain how committees amend bills in Congress?

Sure! Committees play a crucial role in the legislative process by reviewing, amending, and voting on bills before they reach the full chamber.

What types of amendments can committees make?

Committees can make various types of amendments, including adding new provisions, changing existing language, or even striking out sections of the bill.

How does the amendment process work in a committee meeting?

During a committee meeting, members discuss the bill and proposed amendments. They can debate the merits of each amendment before voting on whether to include it in the bill.

What happens after a committee amends a bill?

Once a committee amends a bill, it reports the revised version back to the full chamber, where it can be further debated and voted on.