Which role does the legislative branch play in making public policy? a. proposing an idea to the public about protections for lgbt citizens b. enforcing existing transportation policy by building new bike lanes c. debating most favored nation status among foreign countries d. determining whether a new healthcare law must be changed

The correct answer is C) Debating most favored nations status among foreign countries.

The role the legislative branch plays in making public policy is debating most favored nations status among foreign countries.

In the United States, the legislative branch is comprised by the House of the Representatives and the Senate. Together, they form the Congress of the U.S. The legislative branch created laws that are passed to the President to be signed. For this to happen, the Senate and the House of Representatives must pass the bill by majority in the votation.