Most of the work in considering and editing bills is done.. A) in congressional committees. B) on the floor of Congress. C) by a Cabinet department. D) by the President.

Most of the work in considering and editing bills is done in A) congressional committees. These congressional committees are the first stop after a bill is introduced by a Congress member and is where most of the editing and adjustment takes place before a bill with either move on or be killed.

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Parrain Parrain · Answer 2 · 2021-10-08T08:42:34-04:00

Most of the work in considering and editing bills is done A) in congressional committees.

After a bill is introduced into Congress by a member of Congress, it is sent to the relevant Congressional Committee where:

The Bill is argued by members
Interest groups and Lobbyists make their opinion known on the bill
Revisions are recommended to the bill

It is therefore at the Committee level that a bill is worked on and edited to ensure that it is ready for presentation to the main Floor.

We can conclude based on the above that most of the work that goes into Bills happens at the Congressional Committee which ensures that when the Bill is presented to the Floor, voting on it can be made easier.

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