Conference committee
A conference committee is a special joint committee that brings together members of the House of Representatives and Senate to resolve issues in legislation to create a bill based in compromise.
A conference committee is used when the House and Senate versions of a bill differ enough that the bill will not be passed in its current state. These committees must compromise to create a new bill or the legislation will be at risk of dying before a vote. Major issues are typically the focus of conference committees such as health care, education, and human rights legislation.
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The 19th Amendment which was also known as the <span>woman </span>suffrage amendment is what recognized woman's right to vote. The amendment became official on August 18, 1920 earning woman the right to vote in the United States of America.
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I’m guessing sympathy and sadness since the other ones don’t make any sense lol
It was important to make sure all the decisions were made my him.
