Lawmaking refers to the process by which laws are created or enacted. It involves proposing, debating, amending, and passing legislation through both houses of Congress before it can become law.
Related terms
Legislation: Proposed laws that are introduced for consideration by members of Congress.
Committee: A smaller group within Congress that specializes in certain policy areas and plays a crucial role in shaping legislation.
Congressional Hearings: Meetings held by committees where experts provide testimony on proposed legislation before it is voted on.