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PolarNik [594]
4 years ago
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Which three options below describe legislative functions? The Senate Foreign Relations committee is a standing committee that re

views all legislation affecting international relations in the Senate. The legality of a bill is debated on the House floor. A Senator is elected for a two-year term. Sub-committee hearings might hear testimony from the Surgeon General or the President of General Electric to help determine viability of a bill. A bill which has already passed through the whole process and been signed into law is repealed by a Congress with a different political agenda.
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My name is Ann [436]4 years ago
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 The Senate foreign relations committee is a standing committee that reviews all legislation affecting international relations in the Senate; A bill which has already passed through the whole process and been signed into law is repealed by Congress with a different political agenda; and <span>Sub committee hearings might hear testimony from the Surgeon General or the president of General Electric to help determine viability of a bill. </span>
erastova [34]4 years ago
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The answer is:

1. The Senate Foreign Relations committee is a standing committee that reviews all legislation affecting international relations in the Senate

2. Sub-committee hearings might hear testimony from the Surgeon General or the President of General Electric  

3. A bill which has already passed through the whole process and been signed into law is repealed by a Congress with a different political agenda.

The legislative functions had the duty to create legislation that are appropriate for the current condition of the country. They obtain information regarding the conditions from various sources such as leader of the business, important people from a certain culture, etc.

 The legislative body is consist of members from different political party affiliation, which is why many of them have different agenda with one another. Because of this, they decide the type of legislation that they pass through a voting system

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