All Bills

Section Seven

All Bills for Raising Revenue

Shall originate in the

House of Representatives but the

Senate may Propose or concur with Amendments

As on other Bills. Every Bill which

Shall have passed the

House of Representatives

And the Senate, shall before it

Become a Law, be presented to the

President of the United States

If he approve he shall sign it

But if not he shall return it

With his Objections to that House

In which it shall have originated

Who shall enter the Objections

At large on their Journal

And proceed to reconsider it

If after such Reconsideration

Two thirds of that House shall agree to

Pass the Bill, it shall be sent, together

With the Objections, to the

Other House, by which it shall likewise

Be reconsidered, and if approved by two

Thirds of that House,it shall become a

Law. But in all such Cases the Votes

Of both Houses shall be determined by

Yeas and Nays, and the Names of the

Persons voting for

And against the Bill shall be entered on the

Journal of each House respectively. If any

Bill shall not be returned by the

President within ten Days Sundays excepted

After it shall have been presented to him

The Same shall be a Law, in like

Manner as if he had signed it, unless

The Congress by their Adjournment

Prevent its Return, in which

Case it shall not be a Law

Every Order, Resolution

Or Vote to which the Concurrence

Of the Senate and House of

Representatives may be

Necessary except on a question of

Adjournment shall be presented to the

President of the United States

And before the Same shall take

Effect, shall be approved by him, or

Being disapproved by him, shall be

Repassed by two thirds of the Senate

And House of Representatives

According to the Rules and Limitations

Prescribed in the Case of a Bill