Suppose the House passes a bill that is the taken to the Senate. The Senate approves the bill, but makes a few changes to the original text. What would happen next?A) It would become law.
B) It would go back to the House for approval.
C) It would be sent to the Governor to be signed.
D) It would go back to a Senate committee for debate.

The Senate approves the bill, but makes a few changes to the original text. It happens that it  would go back to the House for approval. The correct option is (B).

What authority has been granted by the Senate?

The only body with the authority to ratify treaties and confirm presidential appointments is the Senate.

However, there are two exceptions to this rule: any treaty involving international trade and the approval of Vice President nominees by the House.

The Senate makes decisions on concerns of major significance, represents the interests of individuals of its member states and territories, introduces, debates, and votes on bills and amendments, studies issues in committees, and scrutinizes—closely examines—executive government.

Therefore, the Senate approves the bill, but makes a few changes to the original text. It happens that it  would go back to the House for approval.

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Answer:

B) It would go back to the House for approval.

Explanation:

When the second chamber of the General Assembly approves a bill "as is"- meaning with no changes- it would be sent to the Governor to be signed into law (or vetoed). However, in this case, the original bill was changed some by the Senate and then approved. This being the case, the bill would go back to the House for approval before it could be sent to the governor.