Describe the legislative process.

Answer:

A bill is drafted and introduced in one chamber, then referred to committees for review, hearings, and possible amendments. If it advances, the full chamber debates and votes on it. A bill that passes is sent to the other chamber, where it goes through a similar process. Both chambers must approve the same version before it is sent to the governor, who may sign it into law or veto it. The Legislature can override a veto.