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12 Cards in this Set
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Legislative Branch |
Creates the Law |
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Executive Branch |
Enforces the Law |
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Judicial Branch |
Interprets the Law |
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Proposal for a Bill |
The process begins when a ____ for a ____ is suggested by the President, Government Agencies, or Public Sectors |
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Hearings |
____ are then called to discuss the matter of the bill. |
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Secretary General |
Once bill is filed to the ____ of the House of Representatives and Senate, it will then be labeled as House Bill and Senate Bill. |
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1st Reading |
The title of the bill will be read and referred to the committee on rules. If favorable it will be included in the Calendar of Business. |
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2nd Reading |
The period of debate, the period of amendment and sponsorships will occur. Once favored and passed, the bill will then be in the Calendar of Bills. |
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3rd Reading |
the distribution of the final form of the bill takes place. If once againbfavored by both departments or “Kapulungan” the bill will be transmitted for approval from both. |
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3rd Reading |
the distribution of the final form of the bill takes place. If once again favored by both departments or “Kapulungan” the bill will be transmitted for approval from both. |
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Bicameral Conference |
During the third reading, If there are differences or conflicts, a ____ will be held in order to settle differences. Once settled the bill is now ready to be enrolled and will be submitted to the office of the President for signing. |
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Congress |
Has the power to overturn the veto by gaining votes of over 2/3 of the congress and if successful the bill will still be a law regardless of veto and is overturned |
