Roles In Lawmaking

Members of Congress are in charge of three primary duties- writing Laws, overseeing the implementation of laws, and serving the needs of their constituents. There are many roles that go into lawmaking. One way they can influence lawmaking is by filibustering, Senate filibuster is where someone can change the outcome of a vote, or delay the voting period. In a filibuster you have unlimited time, and you may spend that time saying anything whether it’s relevant to the subject or not. Another process or measure into making new laws is the House Rules Committee. The committee is responsible for filtering new policy, they determine whether the policy is worth considering, they also review, and schedule consideration of floor resolution. The united