Upper GI Endoscopy Video Upper GI Endoscopy Brochure This overview of an Upper GI Endoscopy will give you a basic understanding of how it is performed, how it can help you, and what side effects you might experience. As you read this information, make note of any questions or concerns you have.
View Full Document. A major difference between the House and Senate concerns the rules governing floor debate. In both houses, a majority of members must vote in favor of a bill for it to pass, but the rules for the debating and voting process differ greatly. Debate in the House Due to its large size, the House does not permit unlimited debate.
The rules haven't changed in a few decades, but the customs have. In both houses of Congress, you still need a majority (50%+1) to pass a bill. In the House of Representatives, that's the only consideration. In the Senate, the rules are a bit more complex. If the bill makes it to a vote, it needs only 51 votes. But you need to debate before it gets to a vote.