Question

Which of the following makes a true statement? (5 points) The Senate has a Rules Committee that sets limits and rules for both the House and Senate on debating bills. The House has a Rules Committee that sets limits and rules for both the House and Senate on debating bills. The House has a Rules Committee to set limits on bill debate while the Senate has no time limits for debate. The Senate has a Rules Committee to set limits on bill debate while the House has no time limits for debate..

Answer 1

The House has a Rules Committee to set limits on bill debate while the Senate has no time limits for debate is the selection that makes a true statement.

Answer 2

The correct answer is the House has rules Committee to set limits on Bill debate while the Senate has no time limits for debate.

The true statement is the House has rules Committee to set limits on Bill debate while the Senate has no time limits for debate.

In the United States Congress debate is controlled by the Rules Committee. In the House of Representatives, the debate time is limited by the Sponsoring Committee. In the Senate, the debate is unlimited. The only exception is when the Senate invokes cloture. Members of the Senate can take any time they want to debate their ideas. After the debate, they must vote.