A new bill becomes a law by

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A bill becomes a law by first going through committee hearings and then being approved by both legislative chambers (the Senate and Assembly, or their equivalents in different countries) before it is sent to the governor (or a similar executive authority) for final approval or veto. This process ensures that the bill is thoroughly reviewed and debated before becoming law. Choices B, C, and D do not accurately describe the standard legislative process for a bill becoming a law.

A New Bill Becomes a Law by