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Developing Your Advocacy Voice

Developing Your Advocacy Voice. Marlene S. Lobberecht, M.S., CFCS, CFLE. Texas Advocacy Basics. Objectives: Identify and discuss legislative issues. Provide an overview of the legislative process and ground rules for non-profits.

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How a Bill becomes a Law (in 11 not so easy steps)

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How a Bill Becomes a Law

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House of representatives

House of representatives. Member introduces a bill. House standing committee. Bill is studied voted out. House floor. Bill is debated and changes proposed. Full house . Bill is passed by majority of members. S enate. House bill is sent to senate committee. Senate standing committee.

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Congress

Congress. Unit Vocabulary. Vocabulary . Bicameral legislature Two rooms or groups compose Congress Term Two years, called a congress, the 111 th started in January 2009 Session One year of the term. Census Count of people, Required every ten years Reapportionment

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How a Bill Becomes a Law

How a Bill Becomes a Law. Class Notes. Step 1: Introduce Bill. can only be done by a member of Congress then bill is assigned to a committee. Step 2: Standing Committees. relevant committee examines the bill holds hearings possibly propose changes Vote:

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The Federal Budget Process

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