In any minor change by one house of congress, the next usual step is for the legislation to go back to the first house for: debate concurrence conference floor action

Once the bill is reported back to the chamber from where it was introduced, it will be placed in the sequential order on the legislative calendar.

When the bill reaches the floor of the Senate, there are specific rules which govern the debate on legislation. These rules define the conditions and amount of time allotted for the debate.

Now the legislature will follow the concurring vote procedure.In the Senate, a concurrent resolution is usually nominated which is used for the matters affecting the proceedings of both houses.

However, concurring vote does do not refer to the President for his signature nor enforceable by law.

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