Create a New Law Template
Steps:
Choose an Idea—Name the idea for a new law or policy you selected from the spinning wheel.


Explain Your Idea—Why would this idea make a good law? Use complete sentences to explain.


Summarize the Discussion—Discuss the idea with a trusted adult. Write down some thoughts or details about the idea from your discussion. Use complete sentences.


Explain the Process—Finish filling in the steps your idea would have to go through to become a law at both the federal and state levels of government.
Federal State
1. Bill Introduction: You write your federal representative or senator about your idea, who introduces the idea as a bill in their chamber of Congress. 1. Bill Introduction: You write your state legislator about your idea, who introduces the idea as a bill in the state legislature.
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4. The House Rules Committee sets the rules for debate on the bill in the House. 3. Committees debate and edit the bill.
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6. 5. The state Senate approves the bill.
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Think Local—How is the lawmaking process at a local level different from the state or federal government? Use complete sentences.

Answer:

1. Have an Idea.

The first step in creating a new law -- or revising an existing law -- is to have an idea of how we can make our country stronger or better. This idea can come from anywhere, including from you!

2. Write a Bill.

After identifying the problem, Members of Congress work to create a law that provides a solution. Sometimes, they will work together to jointly introduce legislation with other Senators. Senators can also collaborate with members of the House of Representatives on legislation so that identical or very similar bills are introduced in both the House and the Senate.

3. Debate in Committee

When a bill is introduced, the Senate Parliamentarian is responsible for deciding which Committee should review the legislation. The chair of the committee may decide to hold a hearing in order to examine the legislation. During a hearing, committee members invite policy experts, agency representatives, and other stakeholders to testify on how the bill will affect the country.

4. Debate on the Senate Floor

After being voted upon favorably by a committee, the bill is referred to the full Senate for a vote. Here, the Majority Leader of the Senate is responsible for deciding when to bring up a piece of legislation for a vote and what type of vote it needs.

5. Work with House Colleagues

Meanwhile, the House of Representatives is responsible for introducing and voting on a companion bill of its own. Just like in the Senate, when a bill is introduced in the House, the House Parliamentarian is responsible for assigning that legislation to a specific House committee or committees for further deliberation.

6. Negotiate Compromises in Conference

Often times, the Senate bill and the House bill will have minor differences in their respective bills that have to be worked out before each chamber can approve the final legislative text and then send it to the President to be signed into law.

7. Send it to the President for a signature

After the conference committee resolves any differences between the House and Senate versions of the bill, each chamber must vote again to approve the final bill text. Once each chamber has approved the bill, the legislation is sent to the President. The President then makes the decision of whether to sign the bill into law or not. If the President signs the bill, it becomes a law. If the President refuses to sign it, the bill does not become a law. When the President refuses to sign the bill, the result is called a veto. Congress can try to overrule a veto. To do this, both the Senate and the House must vote to overrule the President’s veto by a two-thirds majority.

8. Reauthorization

Some laws, especially laws that appropriate funding to new programs, include provisions that require Congress to decide, after a set period of time, whether the legislation is effective and should be renewed, or “reauthorized”. To do this, a new bill must be introduced that renews the provisions of the law, makes any necessary changes to the original law, and offers a new timeline for how long it is active.

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Explanation:

Choose an Idea—Name the idea for a new law or policy you selected from the spinning wheel.

Stopping littering and dumping of waste in public spaces

Explain Your Idea—Why would this idea make a good law? Use complete sentences to explain.

I think this would make a good law because it would help save animals, help stop water pollution, and food contamination.  

Summarize the Discussion—Discuss the idea with a trusted adult. Write down some thoughts or details about the idea from your discussion. Use complete sentences.

Explanation:

Thanks to my discussion I believe that this law would help benefit the country because millions of animals would probably still be alive today if they had not eaten this piece of trash on the ground they probably would not have gotten sick and died. Also, this would help humans because it would help stop food and water contamination.

If government spending increases in China, what will the effect on their GDP be?

Which statement describes the role of women in ancient Rome?

"nepali arts are related to religious and cultural practices" justify the statement.
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What does unity in religion mean?
what 3 religions that are most populer?

A political party is composed of________?​

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Selling price of orange is 2
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Which law did President Jackson sign in order to support farmers who wanted to expand in the Southeast region of the United States?

A.
Indian Removal Act

B.
Veto the National Bank

C.
Specie Circular Act

Why are the Louisiana constitution and the United States Constitution considered "living documents”?

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They act in the interest of the people.
They can be amended with additions.
They protect the rights of living citizens.
They outline the powers of representatives.

What was true of ancient Persian society?

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Tell me one way that your 4th amendment rights are different in school than out in the real world.​

Vice President Dickk Cheney was called upon to temporarily assume the office of president when __________.
A.
President Bush was on vacation at Camp David
B.
he was sent on diplomatic missions in the Middle East
C.
President Bush attended his impeachment hearings in joint sessions of Congress
D.
President Bush, on two occasions, had to undergo surgical procedures

Under which type of Middle Eastern government does a parliament choose government leaders, such as a prime minister?
A.
a democracy
B.
a monarchy
C.
a republic
D.
a theocracy\

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In what way did the Declaration of Sentiments express support for women? It stated that men and women are equal. It asked for equal pay for men and women. It endorsed overall safety in the home for women. It demanded women be appointed to jobs in government.

The excerpt below is from samuel gompers testimony before the senate committe on education and labor law in 1863
What does this testimony demonstrate?

which option best summarizes what is expected of cities in democracy

What is an example of a revolution in history?

How is a credit union different from a bank?
a.A credit union offers services to companies instead of individuals.
b.A credit union only offers credit; it does not store money.
c.A credit union is usually larger than a bank.
d.A credit union is owned by its customers.

In order to meet a state’s residency requirement for voting, people must prove they __________. A. have already registered to vote B. have lived in a state for a certain amount of time C. are over the age of 21 D. will soon be a United States citizen Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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Choose the correct answer.
1. Equatorial region falls in the
a. Torrid
b. Temperate
The cauatorial region is charaeterised by
zone of the Earth.
c. Frigid
rainfall.
d. Polar

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You can touch me, but I can’t touch you back. You can see me, but I only reflect you and can never reject you. What am I?

describe Iraq in 3 sentences​

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How did people react to the idea of a heliocentric solar system in the 1500s?
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What happened between the American (patriot) and the redcoat soldiers, John Goldfinch and Hugh White?

describe concept of monotheism and polytheism
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Addicts attempting to give narcotics often face a difficult task, if you were a drug counselor/therapist, what are some things you would recommend to help that person get clean?

What do sound waves need to have to travel from one place to another?