Before a committee reports a bill to the floor for a vote, committee members will often make changes to a bill during a process known as ______.

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A markup session is a process where committee members make changes to a bill before reporting it to the floor for a vote. The changes can include additions, deletions, or amendments to the original bill. It is also known as a "working session" and is a vital step in the legislative process.

Before a Committee Reports a Bill to the Floor for a Vote