Across
- 2. Groups of legislators who review bills and focus on specific topics to help the General Assembly work efficiently.
- 5. Georgia's lawmaking body made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
- 7. A plan for how the state’s money will be collected and spent each year.
- 8. One chamber of the General Assembly where members represent smaller districts and propose laws.
- 10. The requirements someone must meet to hold a certain office or job.
- 11. The process of creating, discussing, and passing laws.
- 12. Required payments people and businesses make to the government to fund services.
- 13. When the governor rejects a bill so it does not become law
Down
- 1. Having two chambers or houses in the legislature.
- 3. Permanent committees that review bills related to areas like education, agriculture, or transportation.
- 4. The second chamber of the General Assembly; senators represent larger districts and help create laws.
- 6. The branch of government that makes the laws
- 9. A proposal for a new law or a change to an existing law.
- 11. A rule created and enforced by the government.