Each legislative committee has a specific area of expertise, and the presiding officers have no say in assigning bills to committees.

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Presiding officers, such as the Speaker of the House or the Senate Majority Leader, play a significant role in assigning bills to committees based on the bill's subject matter and the committee's area of expertise. They have the authority to decide which committee will consider a bill.

Each Legislative Committee Has a Specific Area of Expertise, and the Presiding