The process of lawmaking

Opret din egen! Kopi

People litter too much, it's so annoying! I know, maybe I could suggest a law that bans littering!
At the House of Representatives....
Should it be a law?
Should this be a law?
Littering should be banned and people who litter should be fined.
YES
Yes it should!
No, it shouldn't!!!!
NO
At the Senate...
As people come across a problem they wish to be solved, they think of an idea that will be able to be made into a law.
Yes it should be a law!
Should littering be banned and should people who litter be fined?
NO!
The bill for the law is sent to a committee to be examined for further understanding.
Let's match this!
At the president's office...
The bill that was sent is being debated for the entire house
Yes, I should sign this!
Littering should be banned and people who litter should be fined for doing it.Signed, President
Once the bill is debated by the house, it gets sent to the other house of congress to once again be debated.
Once fully debated by each house, the bill gets sent to a conference committee, to where it is matched before going to the president to be signed.
After the conference committee matches the bill, the bill gets sent to the president to become either signed into a law or become vetoed.