Which actions can the governor take on a bill that has been passed by the general assembly? Check all that apply. The governor can reject the bill by vetoing it.
The governor can approve the bill by signing it.
The governor can add amendments to the bill.
The governor can choose to take no action.
The governor can put the bill on hold indefinitely.

The answers are A, B, and D

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