When can a proposed legislation be defeated by opponents? A: when the bill is being voted on by the full committee B: when the bill reaches the floor C: when the bill is being considered by the subcommittee D: all the above

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Lamar Paul

11 June, 18:34

When can a proposed legislation be defeated by opponents? A: when the bill is being voted on by the full committee B: when the bill reaches the floor C: when the bill is being considered by the subcommittee D: all the above

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Dillon · Answer 1

A proposed legislation be defeated by opponents when "D. all of the above" are taking place. The bill can't be officially "defeated" until the vote, but all of these processes play a role.