Steps for Bill to Become A Law Storyboard
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Storyboard Descripción
social studies - How a bill becomes a law graphic organizer storyboard Branches of Government - The Legislative Branch
Texto del Guión Gráfico
- 1. Idea For Law Is Created
- Law to prevent teen traffic accidents
- 2. Idea is Brought to Representative
- 3. Bill is Introduced to Committee
- House Committee on Transportation
- Someone comes up with an idea for a bill. This person can be anyone, from a child to the president!
- 4. Bill is Voted Upon in House of Origin
- Teen Driving Bill
- The idea for the bill is brought to a member of Congress and a bill is written. If a senator writes the bill, the bill will then be sent to a committee in the Senate, and vice versa if the bill was written by a member of the House of Representatives.
- 5. Bill is sent to other House
- Teen Driving Bill
- The bill is introduced to a committee in the House of Representatives where members of the committee debate and amend the bill.
- 6. Bill is Voted Upon in the Other House
- If the committee accepts the bill, it is then voted upon in the House of Representatives.
- If the bill is passed in the House of Representatives, it is then introduced in the Senate.
- House Passes The Bill!
- The bill is presented to the Senate, where it is debated and then voted upon.
- House Passes The Bill!
- The Senate Passes The Bill!
- 7. Bill is Sent to the President
- Teen Driving Bill
- 8. President Contemplates Options
- 9.(A) President Agrees With Bill
- If the bill passes in the Senate, it is then sent to the President.
- 9. (B) President Uses the Pocket Veto
- The President will read the bill. He then has a few options of how to address the bill.
- 9. (C) President Doesn't Sign While Congress is in Session, or He Vetoes
- This Bill is now a Law!
- The President may agree with the bill, sign it, and the bill will become a law.
- 9. (D) Congressional Override of Veto
- If the President doesn’t sign the bill within 10 days and Congress is NOT IN SESSION, the bill will not become a law. This is known as a “pocket veto”.
- Reminder: Congress is NOT in session
- Teen Driving Bill
- If the President doesn’t sign the bill within 10 days and Congress is IN SESSION, the bill will become a law. If the President doesn’t agree with the law, he can veto the bill, and it will be sent back to Congress.
- Reminder: Congress IS in session
- Teen Driving Bill
- The bill will be voted upon in Congress again and if ⅔ of Congress votes in favor of the bill, it will become a law. If less than ⅔ of the Congress vote in favor, the bill dies.
- I veto this law. I do not want it passed!
- Well 70% of us want it passed...so it is a law anyway!
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