The correct answer is A) The Committee determines who to report the bill to Congress.
<em>The next step in the legislative process after a bill is sent to a Committee is that the Committee determines who to report the bill to Congress. </em>
The faculty to consider laws and then enact bills relies on the members of the United States Congress. The Senate or the House of Representatives introduces a bill, sent it to a Committee or desk or calendar, then the Committee takes action and starts hearings, they vote to report a bill or write a report, then the floor activity, the debates, and the voting, then the Conference resolve differences to send it to the President to veto or signing.
