The correct answer is "marking up".
A subcommittee often makes changes and adds amendments to a bill before its recommended to the full committee. This is known as marking up a bill.
In legislation, the term “mark up” means that the subcommittee could make changes, adjustments or proposals before it is sent to the full committee. This means that is a process in Congress, in a subcommittee or in a state legislature, the representatives discuss, then debate, write or amend a bill. Then, when they consider it is ready for the next step, they recommended to the full committee to be voted.
