Bills must pass both houses in exactly the same form before they can be sent to the president.When different versions of a bill have been passed by the House and the Senate, the bill is sent to a

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When different versions of a bill have been passed by the House and the Senate, the bill is sent to a conference committee to reconcile the differences and produce a single unified version of the bill. This version must then pass both houses in exactly the same form before it can be sent to the president for approval or veto.

Bills Must Pass Both Houses in Exactly the Same Form