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Nookie1986 [14]
3 years ago
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I'll give brainliest!! In 300 words, explaining how a bill becomes a law in Georgia.

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-Dominant- [34]3 years ago
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A lobbyist is a teacher. Georgia's lawmakers may have occupations as ranchers, lawyers, specialists, bookkeepers, instructors or retirees. It is the GFIA campaigning group that teaches lawmakers on what a bill will mean for the food business. It is highly unlikely that low maintenance administrators can be specialists on each field. That is the reason a lobbyist assumes a significant part in the administrative cycle.

In the wake of meeting with our directorate, your GFIA lobbyists will contact officials, requesting that they support a bill that will help the food business. Passing a bill is an exceptionally troublesome assignment because of the numerous means prior to arriving at the lead representative. Different occasions, we play safeguard by perusing each bill as it is presented, composing a rundown of the bill and requesting that our individuals evaluate the potential effect the enactment will have on their business.

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