If it is not possible to approve unanimously, the few bills that do not need to be examined in the General Committee are privileged and can be consulted by the spokesman`s table by request for immediate consideration of the amendments. A simple majority is required to carry the movement and therefore complete the action on the ground on the measurement. An amendment by the Senate to a bill of the House of Representatives is subject to a regulation which must first be examined in the committee of the whole if it were subject to this regulation, resulting from the House of Representatives. Most Senate amendments must be considered in committee as a whole and this procedure is rarely used through a privileged proposal. A law enacted in 1967 abolished all “universal” ballots, except in less populous states that are entitled to only one deputy. A “great” choice is one where a congressman is elected by voters from across the state and not by voters in a congressional district within the state. . . .