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    This document outlines the process a bill undergoes after being introduced in the Senate or Assembly of the Philippines. It describes the steps as the bill being referred to committee, debated on the floor, voted out of the house it was introduced in, and sent to the other house for concurrence. If changes are made, a committee of conference works out a compromise. After third reading and final approval votes, the bill is sent to the President to be signed into law, unless vetoed and not overridden by both houses.

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    How a Bill Becomes a Law

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    This document outlines the process a bill undergoes after being introduced in the Senate or Assembly of the Philippines. It describes the steps as the bill being referred to committee, debated on the floor, voted out of the house it was introduced in, and sent to the other house for concurrence. If changes are made, a committee of conference works out a compromise. After third reading and final approval votes, the bill is sent to the President to be signed into law, unless vetoed and not overridden by both houses.

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    How A Bill Becomes A Law

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    Karen Dela Torre
    This document outlines the process a bill undergoes after being introduced in the Senate or Assembly of the Philippines. It describes the steps as the bill being referred to committee, debated on the floor, voted out of the house it was introduced in, and sent to the other house for concurrence. If changes are made, a committee of conference works out a compromise. After third reading and final approval votes, the bill is sent to the President to be signed into law, unless vetoed and not overridden by both houses.

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    DELA TORRE, KAREN B.

    | 2011170232
    BILL INTRODUCED TO THE
    SENATE (OR ASSEMBLY)

    REPEAT STEPS

    SECOND HOUSE ACTION


    Bill is sent to the Assembly
    (or Senate)
    FIRST READING
    Bill Referred to Committee
    CONCURRENCE
    (Senate reviews any changes
    and agrees.)
    If they do not agree, then
    SECOND READING
    Senate Floor Debate
    VOTED OUT
    (The bill
    moves on.)

    COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE
    (Senate and Assembly work out a
    compromise.)
    VOTED OUT
    (The bill
    moves on.)

    THIRD READING
    Bill appears in Final Form

    TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES

    VOTED OUT

    VETO BILL

    VOTED OUT

    SIGN
    BILL

    Both Houses override veto


    with 2/3 approval

    BILL becomes a LAW

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