I want to understand how a bill becomes a law in California and where I can find official information about legislative actions. Please explain the general process of a bill becoming law and identify two official publications or resources mentioned on the California State Assembly website that track legislative actions.
Navigate to 'assembly.ca.gov'. Click on the 'Public Services' link. On the 'Public Services' page, locate and click on the 'Legislative Process' link. Read the 'Legislative Process' overview to explain how a bill becomes law. Navigate back to the 'Public Services' page or the main site navigation. Click on the 'Schedules & Publications' link. Identify two distinct official publications or resources mentioned that track legislative actions or provide comprehensive bill information. Synthesize the information to explain the legislative process and list the two identified resources.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Legislative Process' section. The agent provides a concise explanation of how a bill becomes law, mentioning key stages such as introduction, committee review, floor votes in both houses, and the Governor's action (signing or vetoing). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Schedules & Publications' section. The agent identifies and states two of the following official publications/resources: 'Legislative Bill Room', 'Daily File', 'History', or 'Journal'.