What is the role of conference committees in the legislative process? a) to resolve the differences between house and senate versions of a bill. b) to write and present bills for debate. c) to handle particular subjects and content. d) to meet with the president before he approves a bill.

The correct alternative is letter A.

The conference committee is appointed to solve any disagreements on a particular bill between the House of Representatives and the Senate. Usually, senior member of the standing committee of each House that considered the legislation is appointed as a member of the committee.

In general, a conference report is produced by the committee and becomes the final version of the bill.

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