Where are revisions of bills made?

Revisions of bills are typically made in legislative committees. After a bill is introduced in the legislature, it is assigned to a committee for consideration and deliberation. The committee typically holds public hearings to gather input from stakeholders and experts, and may make amendments or revisions to the bill based on the feedback it receives. The revised bill is then reported out of committee and considered by the full legislature, where further amendments may be proposed and voted upon.