Question

if both chambers pass different versions of a bill, what is formed to reconcile differences?
a. a caucus
b. a filibuster committee
c. a conference committee
d. a majority leadership group

Explanation:

When both chambers of a legislature pass different versions of a bill, a conference committee is formed to reconcile the differences. A caucus is a group of members within a legislative body based on party or other common - interest. A filibuster is a tactic to delay action, not a committee type for reconciling bill differences. The majority leadership group is involved in leadership functions, not specifically in reconciling bill differences.

Answer:

C. A conference committee