In the Texas legislature, when a committee chair "pigeonholes" a bill, what happens?
A) The bill is set aside before it is ever discussed in committee.
B) The bill is referred to a special session.
C) The chair vetoes a bill after it has already received an affirmative committee vote.
D) The chair refers a bill to only one subcommittee, rather than two or more.
E) The bill is immediately sent to the floor without a committee vote.
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