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After a bill successfully passes the committee phase, it proceeds to consideration on the floors of the House and the Senate.
This bill is much too costly!
Floor Consideration (house)
This bill will greatly benefit the community!
In the House, the House Rules Committee decides when a bill will be subject to debate and vote on the house floor, how long the debate will last, and whether or not amendments will be allowed.
Floor Consideration (senate)
Oh no, not again!
Here, the bill is also subject to debate as well. he senate operates on the principle of unlimited debate, and a filibuster enables senators to delay motions/votes and waste time. Only a cloture can end a filibuster, which requires a ⅗ vote from the senators
In the Senate, senators have more ability to shape outcomes than the House members, although the Senate Majority Leaders schedule the agenda.
Filibuster, filibuster, filibuster....
Conference committees reconcile differences between two versions of a bill.
Resolution of House Senate Bills
Hmm...I think maybe that would work out well!
What if we reduce the cost of the bill and compromise.....*continues*
After differences are resolved, the bill goes back to each chamber for reconsideration without the possibility of amendment. If the bill passes both houses it goes to the president.