Once a bill is introduced in Congress, it is sent to the appropriate A. representatives so they can get feedback from voters in
their home state. B. committee for review, discussion, and changes that may be needed. C. state governors for their input about how it will affect their states. D. government agency that will be affected by the bill if it becomes law.
<em>B. committee for review, discussion, and changes that may be needed.</em>
Explanation:
A bill can be introduced by any member of the congress, after it the bill is sent to the appropriate committee. The committee are divided in many areas such as Natural Resources; Agriculture; Education and Labor; Science, Space, and Technology or House Administration. In the committee they will review the bill, debate it and decide if changes should be made or not, if needed they will amend it.
