Assume both the Texas House and Senate have passed omnibus transportation bills.The bills are almost identical,with slight differences.How will these differences be reconciled prior to the bill being sent to the governor for consideration?

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The most common way for differences between two versions of a bill passed by the House and Senate to be reconciled is through a conference committee. This committee is made up of members from both chambers who work collaboratively to resolve any differences between their respective bills before sending it back to their chambers for a final vote. Once the final conference committee report is approved by both chambers, it is sent to the governor for consideration. Therefore, option B is the best choice for this question.

Assume Both the Texas House and Senate Have Passed Omnibus