Put the steps of the legislative process in the correct order.

A member of the legislature creates a bill and files a copy of it with either the clerk of the House or secretary of the Senate.

The bill is assigned to the appropriate standing committee by the Speaker or the Lieutenant Governor.

The standing committee may kill, amend, or markup the bill.

The bill is referred to the other chamber for consideration where debate, amendment, and a vote occurs.

The bill is sent to the governor for a signature or veto.

The bill is referred by the standing committee to the full chamber for consideration, where debate, amendment, and a vote occur.

The bill is sent to conference committee to work out a compromise between the House and Senate versions