In what scenario can a question go over to another session?

A question can go over to another session if it is referred to a committee. This process allows for further examination, discussion, or research on the issue at hand before it is brought back for consideration in a future session. When a question is referred to a committee, it signifies that the matter requires additional input or deliberation, thereby allowing for it to be addressed later, rather than being resolved in the current session.

The act of referring a question to a committee ensures that it is not dismissed outright but is instead set aside for more thorough evaluation. This approach can be particularly valuable in organizational or legislative contexts where complex issues arise that merit more time and focused attention than what is available in a single session. The committee can then report back with recommendations or findings at the following session, allowing for the original question to be adequately revisited and discussed.