How bills are introduced in WA
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Bill is introduced
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Committee studies the bills and often holds public hearings
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Committee report is read in an open session in the house or senate and then the bill is referred to the rules of the committee
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At the second reading the bill is selected to debate and amendment, for final passage
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After passing one house the bill goes on to another house
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The governor can either sign it or veto, if the the govener fails to sign the bill it is passed
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If bill is accepted in both houses it is signed by respective leaders and is sent to govener
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If the amendments are made in one house, the other house concurs
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How a Bill is Passed in WA
