Asked by Markia Wilkerson on Sep 27, 2024
Which of the following statements best describes the difference between a congressional
Hearing and a congressional investigation?
A) There are no important differences between a congressional hearing and a congressional investigation.
B) A hearing is held by members of both the House and the Senate while an investigation is conducted exclusively by members of a single chamber.
C) A hearing is held in order to analyze a specific bill that has already been proposed while an investigation examines a broad problem and concludes with recommendations for a proposed bill.
D) An investigation is held in order to analyze a specific bill that has already been proposed while hearing examines a broad problem and concludes with recommendations for a proposed bill.
Congressional Hearing
A formal meeting held by Congress to collect information and opinions on proposed legislation, conduct an investigation, or evaluate/oversee the implementation of laws and policies.
Congressional Investigation
The process by which either house or a committee of the United States Congress formally inquires into and investigates charges or allegations regarding misconduct or maladministration.
- Clarify the steps and frameworks that are integral in the progression from introducing a bill to its official acceptance as law.
Learning Objectives
- Clarify the steps and frameworks that are integral in the progression from introducing a bill to its official acceptance as law.
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