(2) [30 points] The figure below represents the spatial distribution of preferences over two policy dimensions (x, y) among three equally numbered blocs of representatives in a legislative body. Points 1, 2, and 3 represent the policy combinations preferred by members of Blocs 1, 2, and 3 respectively. Members of bloc 2 also sit on a committee which has proposal power, i.e.: the committee can decide which policy proposals will be considered by the whole legislature. The legislature operates under majority rule, meaning that at least two of the three blocs in the legislature have to vote in favor for bill to pass. The current policy combination of x and y, i.e. the status quo, is represented as point q in the figure. (a) Suppose the committee (2) decides to propose point p to the legislature. Would the new bill pass the house vote? Explain your answer. (b) Can the committee (2) guarantee that the policy voted by the whole legislature is preferred by its members to the current status quo (q)? If not, can you identify an outcome that will pass the floor vote under open amendment rule? (c) If the committee (2) had after-the-fact veto power, i.e., it