Many committees and subcommittees need to be involved with any proposal law. Each law is begun with an idea sponsor by a member of Congress. The idea drafted as a bill which assigned to a committee for study. Once the bill released by the committee, it is put on a calendar for vote. When pass by the simple majority, then it assigned by the other committee in the Senate, where it votes again, and once pass, it will go through a conference committee made from House and Senate. After final approval, the bill needs to be sign by the president within 10 days. The Congress can override the president vote by two third majorities even if it is not sign by him (The Legislative Process. n, d). On another hand, the Supreme Court has the constitutional power to check the actions of both the president and the laws that passed by the Congress. However, Court’s power is taken in part from the president power who has the authority for nominates its justice members, and from the Congress, who must agree with these …show more content…
The less coherent legislative parties are still playing an important role in voting system in the Congress. Each nation Congress is divided into three types of organizational arrangements; Centralized, where the decision making is located in the hand of the majority; Decentralized, where it will be beyond the majority party’s leadership, and the fragmented structure, where the legislative power is provided with each individual. The U.S. Congress structure is attributes with all the three types with more fragmented type seen with the Senate (Morone, Ehlke, 2013, p