Question

the procedure for the passage of legislation in germany is generally which of the following? it is introduced by the bundestag, sent to committee in the bundestag for deliberation, and then approved by the bundesrat. it is introduced by the executive, voted on by the bundestag, and then approved by the bundesrat. it is introduced by the executive, voted on by the bundesrat, and then approved by the bundestag. it is introduced by the bundestag, sent to committee in the bundestag for deliberation, and then approved by the executive. question 23 1 pts the 5 percent clause means that a party must have the support of 5 percent of registered voters to be an official party. have 5 percent minority membership. win 5 percent of the seats in the bundestag to be part of the governing coalition. win 5 percent of the vote to be awarded seats in the bundestag.

Explanation:

In Germany, legislation can be introduced by the executive (the government). It is then voted on by the Bundestag (the lower - house of parliament) and approved by the Bundesrat (the upper - house representing the states). The 5 - percent clause in the German electoral system requires a party to win 5 percent of the vote to be awarded seats in the Bundestag, which helps to prevent the fragmentation of the political landscape.

Answer:

The procedure for the passage of legislation in Germany: It is introduced by the executive, voted on by the Bundestag, and then approved by the Bundesrat.
The 5 percent clause means that a party must: win 5 percent of the vote to be awarded seats in the Bundestag.