Which of the following requires the signature of the president?

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Joint resolutions are similar to bills and require the approval of both houses of Congress and the signature of the President to become law, unless they are used to propose amendments to the Constitution, in which case they do not require the President's signature. Simple resolutions, concurrent resolutions, discharge resolutions, and rider resolutions do not require the President's signature. Simple and concurrent resolutions pertain to the operations of a single house or both houses of Congress respectively and do not have the force of law. Discharge resolutions are used to force a bill out of committee for consideration, and riders are additional provisions added to a bill.

Which of the Following Requires the Signature of the President