Debate is an important step in the lawmaking process because it:

A. lets lawmakers voice their opinions about a bill.

B. allows all citizens to vote on new federal laws.

C. lets a bill become law even if the president vetoes it.

D. prevents bills from being struck down in committee.

Debates are an opportunity or chance for members of Parliament and Lords to review government plan, introduced new legislation, and current concerns. It allows members of Parliament to voice the matters and concerns of their constituents, and Affiliates of the House of Lords can converse about matters brought to their consideration by the public.

Debate is an important step in the lawmaking process because it: A. lets lawmakers voice their opinions about a bill. B. allows all citizens to vote on new federal laws. C. lets a bill become law even if the president vetoes it. D. prevents bills from being struck down in committee.

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Debate is an important step in the lawmaking process because it:

A. lets lawmakers voice their opinions about a bill.

B. allows all citizens to vote on new federal laws.

C. lets a bill become law even if the president vetoes it.

D. prevents bills from being struck down in committee.