Committee staffs often are the unsung heroes of the legislative process. Why?
a. They control the proceedings of the meeting.
b. They make the agenda for the committee meetings.
c. They arrange manpower to run errands for the members.
d. They conduct research for the committee to clarify legislation.
Answer: D
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