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3 June, 11:57

In the legislative process, what is meant by the term, "concurrence"?

a.

It means that both houses must agree on the wording before a bill will pass

b.

It means that the governor must agree on the wording before a bill will pass.

c.

It means that all citizens must agree on the wording before a bill will pass.

d.

It means that the judicial branch must agree on the wording before a bill will pass.

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  1. 3 June, 12:21
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    The correct answer is a. It means that both houses must agree on the wording before a bill will pass.
  2. 3 June, 13:28
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    I just took the test! The answer i got was A!
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