The House of Representatives is the larger, more relaxed house of the legislative branch. The Speaker of the House and the Speaker Pro Tempore are the elected leaders that preside over the House, and the Floor Leader and Chief Clerk Administrator are the highest ranking appointed offices in the House.
Like the U.S. House of Representatives, the membership of the house is based on population. Each delegation gets to bring a certain number of people based on the size of their school’s enrollment.
All of the legislation that is discussed in the House is written by the members of the organization, which allows the legislative branch to really provide an immersive experience in the legislative process. Member bills take the full “how a bill becomes a law” process, going through committees, being heard on the floor of both houses of the legislature, and on to the Governor’s desk for final approval or veto.
