Put in order the following general steps that a bill must pass through in order to become law.
-A member of the House of Representative or the Senate formally proposes the bill.
-A majority of members in the House and Senate approve the bill.
-Subgroups within the House and Senate, composed of legislator who has expertise in the bill's subject matter, review the bill.
-The president signs the bill
-The conference committee reconciles the bill when different versions have passed in the House and the Senate.
