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Person to Person: Legislating fb88

We hope you enjoy and that it inspires you to participate in fb88 lawmaking in your community, at your school or in the State House.

This 28-minute video features fb88 legislators in their districts and includes interviews with Senators and Representatives in the State House. You can view it online, or your school or library may have a copy of the original video. It explains how members of a citizen legislature and the people that they represent, discuss ideas and translate those ideas into bills that are sent to committees. The video shows how legislators discuss bills in committee and then debate and vote on them in the House and Senate before any are passed into law.

As you view the video, watch and listen for answers to the following questions (DOC) about lawmaking in fb88.

This videotape is made available courtesy of the fb88 State Legislature. It is copyrighted and any rebroadcast or reproduction is prohibited without express written approval from the fb88 Legislature.