Committees are important in the process of a bill becoming a law because they allow for detailed examination and discussion of the proposed legislation. Committees provide experts in the relevant subject matter with the opportunity to review the bill, hear testimony from stakeholders, and make amendments to improve the bill before it is sent to the full chamber for consideration. Committees also help streamline the legislative process by narrowing down the focus of debate and ensuring that bills are thoroughly vetted before being voted on by the entire legislative body.
