After passage by both houses, a bill is read carefully to make sure the final wording is correct. The bill is signed by the presiding officer of each house and sent to the Governor. The Governor may sign a bill, permit it to become law without signature, or veto it. The bill may be passed over the Governor's veto by a majority of the members of both houses. It is possible for a bill to complete the legislative process in four days through the use of companion bills.
Most bills take longer to complete the process, however.