Choose the statements that correctly describe the process of making a law in Georgia.

Any member of the legislature may introduce a bill.

After a bill is introduced to the General Assembly, it is sent to a committee.

Before a bill can become a law, both houses must approve the same identical bill.

Only bills that have been signed by the Governor can become laws.

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Prince Kennedy

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12 September, 15:20

Choose the statements that correctly describe the process of making a law in Georgia.

Any member of the legislature may introduce a bill.

After a bill is introduced to the General Assembly, it is sent to a committee.

Before a bill can become a law, both houses must approve the same identical bill.

Only bills that have been signed by the Governor can become laws.

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Jacey Tucker · Answer 1

Any member of the legislature may introduce a bill.

After a bill is introduced to the General Assembly, it is sent to a committee.

Before a bill can become a law, both houses must approve the same identical bill.