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anshika

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How do subcommittees help committees?
 
  a. reviewing a bill and taking action on it
  b. organizing the bills on priority basis to be considered
  c. deciding if a bill is worth consideration by the committee
  d. studying a bill and giving recommendation to take action

Question 2

The committee chairs have massive power. Which of the following supports this statement?
 
  a. The chair determines the order in which bills referred to the committee will be considered.
  b. The chair is charged by the constitution with presiding over the senate.
  c. The chair determines when a regular session of the legislature will be held.
  d. The chair holds the right to suspend any member from the committee.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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