CDFM Module 1 exam 2023 with 100% correct answers

Constitution Article 1 Legislative Branch -power of the purse -passes laws -raises taxes -borrow money -regulate commerce -conscript forces -declare war -raise monies Constitution Article II Executive Branch -execute/implement laws -authority to make decision regarding military resources Constitution Article III Judicial -supreme court and power courts -interprets law OMB Circular A-11 Preparation, Submission, and Execution of the Budget USC 5 Gov. Org. and Employees USC 10 Armed Forces USC 18 Crime and Criminal Procedures USC 31 Money and Finiance USC 41 Public Contracts Line Item Veto bills must originate in congress, Clinton administration was deleting provisions, ruled unconstitutional House Where does a bill for raising revenue generate Joint Resolution - little difference from a bill -becomes a law in the same manner as a bill -goes to president for signature Concurrent Resolution -affects both the house and the senate -not presented to the president for signature Simple Resolution -affects either the house or the senate -one of the other agrees to something -not presented to the president Anyone, but only congress can introduce it Who can propose legislation? OMB Who manages the legislative agenda for the president? Bill in the "hopper" any bill introduced by a member of congress while in session Bill in "mark up" -members study viewpoint in detail -vote on amendments "Clean Bill" a new bill that is stemmed from an old bill because it had so many changes or amendments Engrossed Bill has passes the house or senate