They are responsible for the studying and examination of bills, legislative initiatives, drafts of ordinances and other drafts of legal documents and reports assigned by the National Assembly or the Standing Committee.
But an examination of the bill's fine print raises questions about whether it will, if supported by the Senate and then enacted, have the desired effect.
At the committee stage of the legislative process, detailed examination of a bill takes place and amendments are voted on before it returns to the floor of the House of Commons for more debate.
The titles are "The Missionary Position," a study of Mother Teresa; "No One Left to Lie To," a best-selling examination of Bill Clinton; and "The Trial of Henry Kissinger".
Tenet described that inquiry as part of a broad examination of hospital billing practices that regulators began several years ago.
Robert Grant, a director of Midboro Management in Manhattan, said that a preliminary examination of the bills received by co-ops and condominiums managed by the company indicated that at least some had paid state sales and use taxes for services that, under the recent interpretation of the law, should be exempt.
An examination of spending bills, news releases and communications with federal agencies obtained under the Freedom of Information Act shows that nearly two dozen freshmen have sought money for projects that could ultimately cost billions of dollars, while calling for less spending and banning pork projects.
But nonetheless, a close, careful examination of the Drip bill's various clauses and sub-clauses reveals alarming consequences for the average Joe, namely these: ▶ You'll have to shout all your Google searches aloud while you type them.
(An examination of her electric bills showed she's paying about $23 per month since the system was installed, compared with the $50 per month she paid last summer).
More fundamentally, it may be time for an external examination of the NHS drugs bill.
The examination of the "great repeal bill" will be an entirely separate process for the UK alone, as the legislation will be prepared by Whitehall, brought forward by ministers and debated by MPs and peers.
