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If the President does not act on a bill within how many days after receiving it, the bill becomes law as if signed?
- Fifteen days
- Thirty days
- Ten days
- Sixty days
Answer
B. Thirty days
Solution
Art. VI, Sec. 27(1): the bill becomes law if the President does not communicate a veto within thirty days after its receipt.
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