All of the following are true of congressional committees except: a. committees can be found in both the senate and the house of representatives. c. the information shared within committees and the actions taken by lawmakers is classified, which means that the public cannot learn this information. b. committees allow lawmakers to listen to both supporters and opponents of a specific bill. d. committees are the key power centers of congress and to ease the work load of many lawmakers.

Lucky for you my friend, I happen to know a lot about Congress. The answer to this question is C. As far as I know the information shared within committees and the actions taken by lawmakers is NOT classified. They may though come into possession of classified documents, in which those are still classified even after investigated by said committee.

The correct answer is C. The information shared within Congressional Committees and the actions taken by lawmakers isn't classified.

Explanation:

A Congressional commission is a legislative suborganization of the United States Congress that deals with specific tasks (instead of taking over the generic tasks of the Congress). The members of a commission acquire specialized knowledge of the subjects under their jurisdiction. As "small assemblies", the commissions monitor the operations of the government, identify areas that may need legislative review, gather and evaluate information and issue recommendations to the Congress.

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