Which statement explains why legislative committees are less important in the United Kingdom than in the United States?
a. Committees in the United Kingdom only meet twice a year to rubber stamp all bills.
b. A bill only has to pass one of two houses in the United Kingdom in order to become a law.
c. There are far fewer legislative committees in the United Kingdom than in the United States.
d. The fusion of powers in the United Kingdom means that committees almost never criticize or reject bills presented by the cabinet.
d
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