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SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
ONE HUNDRED ELEVENTH CONGRESS
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FIRST SESSION convened january 6, 2009 DAYS OF SESSION 151
SECOND SESSION
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CALENDAR OF BUSINESS
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
SENATE CONVENES AT 9:30 A.M.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
MOTION TO PROCEED TO H.R. 3548 (ORDER NO. 174)
Motion to proceed to the consideration of H.R. 3548, an act to amend
the Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2008 to provide for the temporary
availability of certain additional emergency unemployment compensation,
and for other purposes. (Oct. 27, 2009.)
PENDING BUSINESS
H.R. 2847 (ORDER NO. 87)
An act making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce,
Justice, Science and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2010, and for other purposes. (Oct. 5, 2009.)
(Unanimous Consent Agreements on P. 2)
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PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF NANCY ERICKSON,
SECRETARY OF THE SENATE
By Kathleen Alvarez Tritak, Legislative Clerk
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UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGREEMENTS
H.R. 3548 (ORDER NO. 174)
1.--Ordered, That upon the conclusion of Morning Business on
Wednesday, October 28, 2009, the Senate resume consideration of the
motion to proceed to H.R. 3548, an act to amend the Supplemental
Appropriations Act, 2008 to provide for the temporary availability of
certain additional emergency unemployment compensation, and for other
purposes.
Ordered further, That time during any period of Morning Business,
recess or adjournment count post cloture. (Oct. 27, 2009.)
H.R. 2847 (ORDER NO. 87)
2.--Ordered, That cloture not having been invoked on the committee
substitute amendment to H.R. 2847, an act making appropriations for the
Departments of Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes, and a
motion to reconsider the vote by which cloture was not invoked having
been entered, that the cloture vote on the bill be delayed to occur upon
reconsideration, and that upon reconsideration, if cloture is not
invoked on the substitute, then the cloture motion on the bill be
withdrawn.
Ordered further, That the filing deadline for first degree
amendments be 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 13, 2009.
Ordered further, That with regard to the motion to invoke cloture on
the committee-reported substitute amendment and on H.R. 2847, the
mandatory quorums required under Rule XXII be waived. (Oct. 8, 2009.)
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Senate Membership, One Hundred Eleventh Congress, First Session
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Class
1 Akaka, Daniel K..................................... HI
2 Alexander, Lamar.................................... TN
1 Barrasso, John\1\................................... WY
2 Baucus, Max......................................... MT
3 Bayh, Evan.......................................... IN
2 Begich, Mark........................................ AK
3 Bennet, Michael F\4\................................ CO
3 Bennett, Robert F................................... UT
1 Bingaman, Jeff...................................... NM
3 Bond, Christopher S................................. MO
3 Boxer, Barbara...................................... CA
1 Brown, Sherrod...................................... OH
3 Brownback, Sam...................................... KS
3 Bunning, Jim........................................ KY
3 Burr, Richard....................................... NC
3 Burris, Roland W\2\................................. IL
1 Byrd, Robert C...................................... WV
1 Cantwell, Maria..................................... WA
1 Cardin, Benjamin L.................................. MD
1 Carper, Thomas R.................................... DE
1 Casey, Robert P., Jr................................ PA
2 Chambliss, Saxby.................................... GA
3 Coburn, Tom......................................... OK
2 Cochran, Thad....................................... MS
2 Collins, Susan M.................................... ME
1 Conrad, Kent........................................ ND
1 Corker, Bob......................................... TN
2 Cornyn, John........................................ TX
3 Crapo, Mike......................................... ID
3 DeMint, Jim......................................... SC
3 Dodd, Christopher J................................. CT
3 Dorgan, Byron L..................................... ND
2 Durbin, Richard J................................... IL
1 Ensign, John........................................ NV
2 Enzi, Michael B..................................... WY
3 Feingold, Russell D................................. WI
1 Feinstein, Dianne................................... CA
2 Franken, Al......................................... MN
1 Gillibrand, Kirsten E\4\............................ NY
2 Graham, Lindsey..................................... SC
3 Grassley, Chuck..................................... IA
3 Gregg, Judd......................................... NH
2 Hagan, Kay R........................................ NC
2 Harkin, Tom......................................... IA
1 Hatch, Orrin G...................................... UT
1 Hutchison, Kay Bailey............................... TX
2 Inhofe, James M..................................... OK
3 Inouye, Daniel K.................................... HI
3 Isakson, Johnny..................................... GA
2 Johanns, Mike....................................... NE
2 Johnson, Tim........................................ SD
2 Kaufman, Edward E\3\................................ DE
2 Kerry, John F....................................... MA
1 Kirk, Paul G., Jr.\4\............................... MA
1 Klobuchar, Amy...................................... MN
1 Kohl, Herb.......................................... WI
1 Kyl, Jon............................................ AZ
2 Landrieu, Mary L.................................... LA
2 Lautenberg, Frank R................................. NJ
3 Leahy, Patrick J.................................... VT
3 LeMieux, George S\4\................................ FL
2 Levin, Carl......................................... MI
1 Lieberman, Joseph I\**\............................. CT
3 Lincoln, Blanche L.................................. AR
1 Lugar, Richard G.................................... IN
3 McCain, John........................................ AZ
1 McCaskill, Claire................................... MO
2 McConnell, Mitch.................................... KY
1 Menendez, Robert.................................... NJ
2 Merkley, Jeff....................................... OR
3 Mikulski, Barbara A................................. MD
3 Murkowski, Lisa..................................... AK
3 Murray, Patty....................................... WA
1 Nelson, Ben......................................... NE
1 Nelson, Bill........................................ FL
2 Pryor, Mark L....................................... AR
2 Reed, Jack.......................................... RI
3 Reid, Harry......................................... NV
2 Risch, James E...................................... ID
2 Roberts, Pat........................................ KS
2 Rockefeller, John D., IV............................ WV
1 Sanders, Bernard\*\................................. VT
3 Schumer, Charles E.................................. NY
2 Sessions, Jeff...................................... AL
2 Shaheen, Jeanne..................................... NH
3 Shelby, Richard C................................... AL
1 Snowe, Olympia J.................................... ME
3 Specter, Arlen...................................... PA
1 Stabenow, Debbie.................................... MI
1 Tester, Jon......................................... MT
3 Thune, John......................................... SD
2 Udall, Mark......................................... CO
2 Udall, Tom.......................................... NM
3 Vitter, David....................................... LA
3 Voinovich, George V................................. OH
2 Warner, Mark R...................................... VA
1 Webb, Jim........................................... VA
1 Whitehouse, Sheldon................................. RI
1 Wicker, Roger F\1\.................................. MS
3 Wyden, Ron.......................................... OR
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Class 1=Senators whose terms expire in 2013 (Dem. 22 Ind. Dem. 1 33
Ind. 1 Rep. 9).
Class 2=Senators whose terms expire in 2015 (Dem. 20 Rep. 13).... 33
Class 3=Senators whose terms expire in 2011 (Dem. 16 Rep. 18).... 34
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Totals (Dem. 58 Ind. Dem. 1 Ind. 1 100
Rep. 40).
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COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
STANDING COMMITTEES
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AGRICULTURE, NUTRITION, AND FORESTRY
Room SR-328A. Russell Office Building. Meetings, first and third
Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
Blanche L. Lincoln, of Arkansas, Chairman
Tom Harkin, of Iowa
Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont
Kent Conrad, of North Dakota
Max Baucus, of Montana
Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan
Ben Nelson, of Nebraska
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
Michael F. Bennet, of Colorado
Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of New York
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Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Richard G. Lugar, of Indiana
Thad Cochran, of Mississippi
Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
Mike Johanns, of Nebraska
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
John Thune, of South Dakota
John Cornyn, of Texas
APPROPRIATIONS
Room S-128. The Capitol. Meetings at the call of the Chairman.
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii, Chairman
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia
Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont
Tom Harkin, of Iowa
Barbara A. Mikulski, of Maryland
Herb Kohl, of Wisconsin
Patty Murray, of Washington
Byron L. Dorgan, of North Dakota
Dianne Feinstein, of California
Richard J. Durbin, of Illinois
Tim Johnson, of South Dakota
Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana
Jack Reed, of Rhode Island
Frank R. Lautenberg, of New Jersey
Ben Nelson, of Nebraska
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Jon Tester, of Montana
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
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Thad Cochran, of Mississippi
Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri
Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky
Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama
Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
Susan M. Collins, of Maine
George V. Voinovich, of Ohio
Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
ARMED SERVICES
Room SR-228. Russell Office Building. Meetings, Thursdays at 10 a.m.
Carl Levin, of Michigan, Chairman
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia
Joseph I. Lieberman, of Connecticut
Jack Reed, of Rhode Island
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Ben Nelson, of Nebraska
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Jim Webb, of Virginia
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Mark Udall, of Colorado
Kay R. Hagan, of North Carolina
Mark Begich, of Alaska
Roland W. Burris, of Illinois
Paul G. Kirk, Jr., of Massachusetts
__________
John McCain, of Arizona
James M. Inhofe, of Oklahoma
Jeff Sessions, of Alabama
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
John Thune, of South Dakota
Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi
George S. LeMieux, of Florida
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
David Vitter, of Louisiana
Susan M. Collins, of Maine
BANKING, HOUSING, AND URBAN AFFAIRS
Room SD-534. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, last Tuesday of each
month at 10:30 a.m.
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut, Chairman
Tim Johnson, of South Dakota
Jack Reed, of Rhode Island
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
Jon Tester, of Montana
Herb Kohl, of Wisconsin
Mark R. Warner, of Virginia
Jeff Merkley, of Oregon
Michael F. Bennet, of Colorado
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Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Jim Bunning, of Kentucky
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
David Vitter, of Louisiana
Mike Johanns, of Nebraska
Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire
BUDGET
Room SD-624. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
Kent Conrad, of North Dakota, Chairman
Patty Murray, of Washington
Ron Wyden, of Oregon
Russell D. Feingold, of Wisconsin
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
Mark R. Warner, of Virginia
Jeff Merkley, of Oregon
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Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
Michael B. Enzi, of Wyoming
Jeff Sessions, of Alabama
Jim Bunning, of Kentucky
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
John Ensign, of Nevada
John Cornyn, of Texas
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND TRANSPORTATION
Room SD-508. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, first and third Tuesdays
at 10 a.m.
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia, Chairman
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii
John F. Kerry, of Massachusetts
Byron L. Dorgan, of North Dakota
Barbara Boxer, of California
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Maria Cantwell, of Washington
Frank R. Lautenberg, of New Jersey
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
Tom Udall, of New Mexico
Mark R. Warner, of Virginia
Mark Begich, of Alaska
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Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
John Ensign, of Nevada
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
John Thune, of South Dakota
Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi
George S. LeMieux, of Florida
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
David Vitter, of Louisiana
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
Mike Johanns, of Nebraska
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ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Room SD-366. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, third Wednesday of each
month.
Jeff Bingaman, of New Mexico, Chairman
Byron L. Dorgan, of North Dakota
Ron Wyden, of Oregon
Tim Johnson, of South Dakota
Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana
Maria Cantwell, of Washington
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Blanche L. Lincoln, of Arkansas
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan
Mark Udall, of Colorado
Jeanne Shaheen, of New Hampshire
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Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
John Barrasso, of Wyoming
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
James E. Risch, of Idaho
John McCain, of Arizona
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Jim Bunning, of Kentucky
Jeff Sessions, of Alabama
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS
Room SD-458. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, first and third
Thursdays at 10 a.m.
Barbara Boxer, of California, Chairman
Max Baucus, of Montana
Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware
Frank R. Lautenberg, of New Jersey
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
Tom Udall, of New Mexico
Jeff Merkley, of Oregon
Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of New York
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
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James M. Inhofe, of Oklahoma
George V. Voinovich, of Ohio
David Vitter, of Louisiana
John Barrasso, of Wyoming
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
FINANCE
Room SD-219. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, second and fourth
Tuesdays at 10 a.m.
Max Baucus, of Montana, Chairman
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia
Kent Conrad, of North Dakota
Jeff Bingaman, of New Mexico
John F. Kerry, of Massachusetts
Blanche L. Lincoln, of Arkansas
Ron Wyden, of Oregon
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan
Maria Cantwell, of Washington
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware
__________
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
Jon Kyl, of Arizona
Jim Bunning, of Kentucky
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
John Ensign, of Nevada
Michael B. Enzi, of Wyoming
John Cornyn, of Texas
FOREIGN RELATIONS
Room SD-419. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
John F. Kerry, of Massachusetts, Chairman
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
Russell D. Feingold, of Wisconsin
Barbara Boxer, of California
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Jim Webb, of Virginia
Jeanne Shaheen, of New Hampshire
Edward E. Kaufman, of Delaware
Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of New York
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Richard G. Lugar, of Indiana
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
James E. Risch, of Idaho
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
John Barrasso, of Wyoming
Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi
James M. Inhofe, of Oklahoma
HEALTH, EDUCATION, LABOR, AND PENSIONS
Room SD-428. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, second and fourth
Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
Tom Harkin, of Iowa, Chairman
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
Barbara A. Mikulski, of Maryland
Jeff Bingaman, of New Mexico
Patty Murray, of Washington
Jack Reed, of Rhode Island
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Kay R. Hagan, of North Carolina
Jeff Merkley, of Oregon
Al Franken, of Minnesota
Michael F. Bennet, of Colorado
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Michael B. Enzi, of Wyoming
Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
John McCain, of Arizona
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
HOMELAND SECURITY AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
Room SD-340. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, first Thursday of each
month.
Joseph I. Lieberman, of Connecticut, Chairman
Carl Levin, of Michigan
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii
Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Jon Tester, of Montana
Roland W. Burris, of Illinois
Paul G. Kirk, Jr., of Massachusetts
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Susan M. Collins, of Maine
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
John McCain, of Arizona
George V. Voinovich, of Ohio
John Ensign, of Nevada
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
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JUDICIARY
Room SD-224. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont, Chairman
Herb Kohl, of Wisconsin
Dianne Feinstein, of California
Russell D. Feingold, of Wisconsin
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Richard J. Durbin, of Illinois
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
Edward E. Kaufman, of Delaware
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
Al Franken, of Minnesota
__________
Jeff Sessions, of Alabama
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
Jon Kyl, of Arizona
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
John Cornyn, of Texas
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
RULES AND ADMINISTRATION
Room SR-305. Russell Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
Charles E. Schumer, of New York, Chairman
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii
Dianne Feinstein, of California
Richard J. Durbin, of Illinois
Ben Nelson, of Nebraska
Patty Murray, of Washington
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Tom Udall, of New Mexico
Mark R. Warner, of Virginia
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Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky
Thad Cochran, of Mississippi
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
John Ensign, of Nevada
SMALL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Room SR-428A. Russell Office Building. Meetings, first Thursday of each
month.
Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana, Chairman
John F. Kerry, of Massachusetts
Carl Levin, of Michigan
Tom Harkin, of Iowa
Joseph I. Lieberman, of Connecticut
Maria Cantwell, of Washington
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Jeanne Shaheen, of New Hampshire
Kay R. Hagan, of North Carolina
__________
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri
David Vitter, of Louisiana
John Thune, of South Dakota
Michael B. Enzi, of Wyoming
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi
James E. Risch, of Idaho
VETERANS' AFFAIRS
Room SR-412. Russell Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii, Chairman
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia
Patty Murray, of Washington
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
Jim Webb, of Virginia
Jon Tester, of Montana
Mark Begich, of Alaska
Roland W. Burris, of Illinois
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
__________
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi
Mike Johanns, of Nebraska
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
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OTHER, SELECT AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS
Room SH-838. Hart Office Building
Byron L. Dorgan, of North Dakota, Chairman
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii
Kent Conrad, of North Dakota
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii
Tim Johnson, of South Dakota
Maria Cantwell, of Washington
Jon Tester, of Montana
Tom Udall, of New Mexico
Al Franken, of Minnesota
__________
John Barrasso, of Wyoming
John McCain, of Arizona
Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
Mike Johanns, of Nebraska
SELECT COMMITTEE ON ETHICS
Room SH-220. Hart Office Building
Barbara Boxer, of California, Chairman
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
__________
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
James E. Risch, of Idaho
SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE
Room SH-211. Hart Office Building
Dianne Feinstein, of California, Chairman
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia
Ron Wyden, of Oregon
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Barbara A. Mikulski, of Maryland
Russell D. Feingold, of Wisconsin
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
__________
Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri, Vice Chairman
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
James E. Risch, of Idaho
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON AGING
Room SD-G31. Dirksen Office Building
Herb Kohl, of Wisconsin, Chairman
Ron Wyden, of Oregon
Blanche L. Lincoln, of Arkansas
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
Mark Udall, of Colorado
Michael F. Bennet, of Colorado
Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of New York
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
Al Franken, of Minnesota
__________
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama
Susan M. Collins, of Maine
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
George S. LeMieux, of Florida
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
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JOINT COMMITTEES OF THE CONGRESS
JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE
Room SD-G01. Dirksen Office Building
SENATE MEMBERS
Charles E. Schumer, of New York, Vice Chairman
Jeff Bingaman, of New Mexico
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Jim Webb, of Virginia
Mark R. Warner, of Virginia
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
James E. Risch, of Idaho
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
__________
JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY
Room SR-305. Russell Office Building
SENATE MEMBERS
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
Richard J. Durbin, of Illinois
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Thad Cochran, of Mississippi
__________
JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING
SENATE MEMBERS
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Patty Murray, of Washington
Tom Udall, of New Mexico
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
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JOINT COMMITTEE ON TAXATION
Room SD-G18. Dirksen Office Building
SENATE MEMBERS
Max Baucus, of Montana
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia
Kent Conrad, of North Dakota
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
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Cross Index of General Orders Measures With Corresponding Order Numbers
Measure Number Order Number
[[Page 12]]
S. 1.............................................................. 1
S. 2.............................................................. 2
S. 3.............................................................. 3
S. 4.............................................................. 4
S. 5.............................................................. 5
S. 6.............................................................. 6
S. 7.............................................................. 7
S. 8.............................................................. 8
S. 9.............................................................. 9
S. 10............................................................. 10
S. 33............................................................. 11
S. 34............................................................. 12
S. 49............................................................. 32
S. 146............................................................ 33
S. 182............................................................ 15
S. 212............................................................ 147
S. 252............................................................ 128
S. 275............................................................ 17
S. 277............................................................ 34
S. 327............................................................ 59
S. 336............................................................ 19
S. 345............................................................ 111
S. 350............................................................ 20
S. 369............................................................ 183
S. 379............................................................ 181
S. 380............................................................ 148
S. 384............................................................ 60
S. 414............................................................ 54
S. 423............................................................ 101
S. 478............................................................ 24
S. 482............................................................ 25
S. 507............................................................ 179
S. 515............................................................ 46
S. 529............................................................ 117
S. 542............................................................ 29
S. 570............................................................ 31
S. 588............................................................ 156
S. 599............................................................ 160
S. 601............................................................ 122
S. 651............................................................ 37
S. 668............................................................ 185
S. 669............................................................ 78
S. 685............................................................ 77
S. 728............................................................ 155
S. 801............................................................ 167
S. 806............................................................ 164
S. 838............................................................ 58
S. 849............................................................ 125
S. 859............................................................ 154
S. 872............................................................ 188
S. 895............................................................ 51
S. 954............................................................ 112
S. 955............................................................ 113
S. 1005........................................................... 109
S. 1054........................................................... 62
S. 1064........................................................... 121
S. 1229........................................................... 93
S. 1232........................................................... 73
S. 1233........................................................... 94
S. 1294........................................................... 82
S. 1298........................................................... 83
S. 1308........................................................... 157
S. 1340........................................................... 186
S. 1344........................................................... 86
S. 1406........................................................... 99
S. 1407........................................................... 100
S. 1415........................................................... 114
S. 1432........................................................... 102
S. 1434........................................................... 103
S. 1436........................................................... 104
S. 1451........................................................... 168
S. 1462........................................................... 110
S. 1496........................................................... 123
S. 1498........................................................... 126
S. 1533........................................................... 132
S. 1552........................................................... 145
S. 1572........................................................... 152
S. 1670........................................................... 165
S. 1679........................................................... 161
S. 1687........................................................... 162
S. 1692........................................................... 177
S. 1751........................................................... 173
S. 1772........................................................... 176
S. 1776........................................................... 178
S. 1796........................................................... 184
S. 1858........................................................... 187
S. 1927........................................................... 189
S.J. Res. 17...................................................... 127
S.J. Res. 18...................................................... 180
S. Res. 9......................................................... 40
S. Res. 20........................................................ 41
S. Res. 46........................................................ 22
S. Res. 56........................................................ 42
S. Res. 81........................................................ 131
S. Res. 90........................................................ 43
H.R. 31........................................................... 72
H.R. 35........................................................... 64
H.R. 80........................................................... 118
H.R. 388.......................................................... 119
H.R. 905.......................................................... 169
H.R. 1129......................................................... 170
H.R. 1586......................................................... 36
H.R. 1664......................................................... 50
H.R. 2182......................................................... 130
H.R. 2454......................................................... 97
H.R. 2751......................................................... 74
H.R. 2847......................................................... 87
H.R. 2996......................................................... 98
H.R. 3081......................................................... 107
H.R. 3082......................................................... 106
H.R. 3170......................................................... 115
H.R. 3293......................................................... 149
H.R. 3548......................................................... 174
H.R. 3590......................................................... 175
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GENERAL ORDERS
UNDER RULE VIII
========================================================================
Order Measure Number Title Reported or
No. and Author Placed on the Calendar
________________________________________________________________________
[[Page (13)]]
1 S. 1 A bill to create jobs, Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and restore economic second time and placed
others growth, and strengthen on the calendar.
America's middle class
through measures that
modernize the nation's
infrastructure, enhance
America's energy
independence, expand
educational
opportunities, preserve
and improve affordable
health care, provide
tax relief, and protect
those in greatest need,
and for other purposes.
2 S. 2 A bill to improve the Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and lives of middle class second time and placed
others families and provide on the calendar.
them with greater
opportunity to achieve
the American dream.
3 S. 3 A bill protect homeowners Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and and consumers by second time and placed
others reducing foreclosures, on the calendar.
ensuring the
availability of credit
for homeowners,
businesses, and
consumers, and
reforming the financial
regulatory system, and
for other purposes.
4 S. 4 A bill to guarantee Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and affordable, quality second time and placed
others health coverage for all on the calendar.
Americans, and for
other purposes.
5 S. 5 A bill to improve the Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and economy and security of second time and placed
others the United States by on the calendar.
reducing the dependence
of the United States on
foreign and
unsustainable energy
sources and the risks
of global warming, and
for other purposes.
[[Page 14]]
6 S. 6 A bill to restore and Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and enhance the national second time and placed
others security of the United on the calendar.
States.
7 S. 7 A bill to expand Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and educational second time and placed
others opportunities for all on the calendar.
Americans by increasing
access to high-quality
early childhood
education and after
school programs,
advancing reform in
elementary and
secondary education,
strengthening
mathematics and science
instruction, and
ensuring that higher
education is more
affordable, and for
other purposes.
8 S. 8 A bill to return the Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and Government to the second time and placed
others people by reviewing on the calendar.
controversial
``midnight
regulations'' issued in
the waning days of the
Bush Administration.
9 S. 9 A bill to strengthen the Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and United States economy, second time and placed
others provide for more on the calendar.
effective border and
employment enforcement,
and for other purposes.
10 S. 10 A bill to restore fiscal Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and discipline and begin to second time and placed
others address the long-term on the calendar.
fiscal challenges
facing the United
States, and for other
purposes.
11 S. 33 A bill to amend the Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Ensign Internal Revenue Code second time and placed
of 1986 with respect to on the calendar.
the proper tax
treatment of certain
indebtedness discharged
in 2009 or 2010, and
for other purposes.
12 S. 34 A bill to prevent the Jan. 7, 2009.--Read the
Mr. DeMint and Federal Communications second time and placed
others Commission from on the calendar.
repromulgating the
fairness doctrine.
[[Page 15]]
15 S. 182 A bill to amend the Fair Jan. 9, 2009.--Read the
Mrs. Clinton Labor Standards Act of second time and placed
and others 1938 to provide more on the calendar.
effective remedies to
victims of
discrimination in the
payment of wages on the
basis of sex, and for
other purposes.
17 S. 275 A bill to amend title XXI Jan. 16, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Baucus of the Social Security Baucus, Committee on
Act to extend and Finance, without
improve the Children's amendment. (An original
Health Insurance bill.) (No written
Program, and for other report.)
purposes.
19 S. 336 A bill making Jan. 27, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Inouye supplemental Inouye, Committee on
appropriations for job Appropriations, without
preservation and amendment. (An original
creation, bill.) (Rept. 3.)
infrastructure
investment, energy
efficiency and science,
assistance to the
unemployed, and State
and local fiscal
stabilization, for the
fiscal year ending
September 30, 2009, and
for other purposes.
20 S. 350 A bill to provide for a Jan. 29, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Baucus portion of the economic Baucus, Committee on
recovery package Finance, without
relating to revenue amendment. (An original
measures, unemployment, bill.) (No written
and health. report.)
22 S. Res. 46 Resolution authorizing Feb. 12, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Schumer expenditures by the Schumer, Committee on
Committee on Rules and Rules and
Administration. Administration, without
amendment. (An original
resolution.) (No
written report.)
24 S. 478 A bill to amend the Feb. 26, 2009.--Read the
Mr. DeMint and National Labor second time and placed
others Relations Act to ensure on the calendar.
the right of employees
to a secret-ballot
election conducted by
the National Labor
Relations Board.
25 S. 482 A bill to require Senate Feb. 26, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Feingold candidates to file second time and placed
and others designations, on the calendar.
statements, and reports
in electronic form.
[[Page 16]]
29 S. 542 A bill to repeal the Mar. 9, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Reid and provision of law that second time and placed
others provides automatic pay on the calendar.
adjustments for Members
of Congress.
31 S. 570 A bill to stimulate the Mar. 12, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Vitter and economy and create jobs second time and placed
others at no cost to the on the calendar.
taxpayers, and without
borrowing money from
foreign governments for
which our children and
grandchildren will be
responsible, and for
other purposes.
32 S. 49 A bill to help Federal Mar. 12, 2009.--Mr.
Messrs. Leahy prosecutors and Leahy, Committee on the
and Cornyn investigators combat Judiciary, with an
public corruption by amendment in the nature
strengthening and of a substitute. (No
clarifying the law. written report.)
33 S. 146 A bill to amend the Mar. 18, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Kohl and Federal antitrust laws Leahy, Committee on the
others to provide expanded Judiciary, without
coverage and to amendment. (Rept. 9.)
eliminate exemptions
from such laws that are
contrary to the public
interest with respect
to railroads.
34 S. 277 A bill to amend the Mar. 18, 2009.--Ms.
Mr. Kennedy National and Community Mikulski, Committee on
and others Service Act of 1990 to Health, Education,
expand and improve Labor, and Pensions,
opportunities for with an amendment in
service, and for other the nature of a
purposes. substitute. (No written
report.) (See also
Order No. 35.)
36 H.R. 1586 An act to impose an Mar. 23, 2009.--Read the
additional tax on second time and placed
bonuses received from on the calendar.
certain TARP
recipients.
[[Page 17]]
37 S. 651 A bill to amend the Mar. 23, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Baucus and Internal Revenue Code second time and placed
others of 1986 to impose an on the calendar.
excise tax on excessive
bonuses paid by, and
received from,
companies receiving
Federal emergency
economic assistance, to
limit the amount of
nonqualified deferred
compensation that
employees of such
companies may defer
from taxation, and for
other purposes.
40 S. Res. 9 Resolution commemorating Mar. 31, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Lugar and 90 years of U.S.-Polish Kerry, Committee on
others diplomatic relations, Foreign Relations,
during which Poland has without amendment, and
proven to be an with a preamble. (No
exceptionally strong written report.)
partner to the United
States in advancing
freedom around the
world.
41 S. Res. 20 Resolution celebrating Mar. 31, 2009.--Mr.
Messrs. the 60th anniversary of Kerry, Committee on
Voinovich and the North Atlantic Foreign Relations,
Casey Treaty Organization. without amendment, and
with a preamble. (No
written report.)
42 S. Res. 56 Resolution urging the Mar. 31, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Lugar Government of Moldova Kerry, Committee on
to ensure a fair and Foreign Relations,
democratic election without amendment, and
process for the with a preamble. (No
parliamentary elections written report.)
on April 5, 2009.
43 S. Res. 90 Resolution expressing the Mar. 31, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Kerry and sense of the Senate Kerry, Committee on
others regarding the Fifth Foreign Relations,
Summit of the Americas, without amendment, and
held in Port of Spain, with a preamble. (No
Trinidad and Tobago, written report.)
April 17, 18, and 19,
2009.
46 S. 515 A bill to amend title 35, Apr. 2, 2009.--Mr. Leahy,
Mr. Leahy and United States Code, to Committee on the
others provide for patent Judiciary, with
reform. amendments. (Rept. 18.)
(Additional minority,
and supplemental views
filed.)
[[Page 18]]
50 H.R. 1664 An act to amend the Apr. 23, 2009.--Read the
executive compensation second time and placed
provisions of the on the calendar.
Emergency Economic
Stabilization Act of
2008 to prohibit
unreasonable and
excessive compensation
and compensation not
based on performance
standards.
51 S. 895 A bill to prevent Apr. 27, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Dodd and mortgage foreclosures second time and placed
others and enhance mortgage on the calendar.
credit availability.
54 S. 414 A bill to amend the Apr. 29, 2009.--Mr. Dodd,
Mr. Dodd and Consumer Credit Committee on Banking,
others Protection Act, to ban Housing, and Urban
abusive credit Affairs, with an
practices, enhance amendment in the nature
consumer disclosures, of a substitute. (Rept.
protect underage 16.) (See also Order
consumers, and for No. 55.)
other purposes.
58 S. 838 A bill to provide for the May 7, 2009.--Mr. Kerry,
Mr. Lugar appointment of United Committee on Foreign
States Science Envoys. Relations, without
amendment. (No written
report.)
59 S. 327 A bill to amend the May 7, 2009.--Mr. Leahy,
Mr. Leahy Violence Against Women Committee on the
Act of 1994 and the Judiciary, with an
Omnibus Crime Control amendment in the nature
and Safe Streets Act of of a substitute. (Rept.
1968 to improve 85.) (Minority views
assistance to domestic filed.)
and sexual violence
victims and provide for
technical corrections.
60 S. 384 A bill to authorize May 13, 2009.--Mr. Kerry,
Mr. Lugar and appropriations for Committee on Foreign
others fiscal years 2010 Relations, with
through 2014 to provide amendments. (Rept. 19.)
assistance to foreign
countries to promote
food security, to
stimulate rural
economies, and to
improve emergency
response to food
crises, to amend the
Foreign Assistance Act
of 1961, and for other
purposes.
[[Page 19]]
62 S. 1054 A bill making May 14, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Inouye supplemental Inouye, Committee on
appropriations for the Appropriations, without
fiscal year ending amendment. (An original
September 30, 2009, and bill.) (Rept. 20.) (See
for other purposes. also Order No. 63.)
64 H.R. 35 An act to amend chapter May 19, 2009.--Mr.
22 of title 44, United Lieberman, Committee on
States Code, popularly Homeland Security and
known as the Governmental Affairs,
Presidential Records with an amendment in
Act, to establish the nature of a
procedures for the substitute. (Rept. 21.)
consideration of claims
of constitutionally
based privilege against
disclosure of
Presidential records.
72 H.R. 31 An act to provide for the June 9, 2009.--Read the
recognition of the second time and placed
Lumbee Tribe of North on the calendar.
Carolina, and for other
purposes.
73 S. 1232 A bill to amend the June 11, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Dorgan and Federal Food, Drug, and second time and placed
others Cosmetic Act with on the calendar.
respect to the
importation of
prescription drugs, and
for other purposes.
74 H.R. 2751 An act to accelerate June 11, 2009.--Read the
motor fuel savings second time and placed
nationwide and provide on the calendar.
incentives to
registered owners of
high polluting
automobiles to replace
such automobiles with
new fuel efficient and
less polluting
automobiles.
77 S. 685 A bill to require new June 15, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Lautenberg vessels for carrying Rockefeller, Committee
and others oil fuel to have double on Commerce, Science,
hulls, and for other and Transportation,
purposes. with amendments. (Rept.
26.)
78 S. 669 A bill to amend title 38, June 16, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Burr and United States Code, to Akaka, Committee on
others clarify the conditions Veterans' Affairs,
under which certain without amendment.
persons may be treated (Rept. 27.)
as adjudicated mentally
incompetent for certain
purposes.
[[Page 20]]
82 S. 1294 A bill making June 18, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Nelson appropriations for the Nelson (NE), Committee
(NE) legislative branch for on Appropriations,
the fiscal year ending without amendment. (An
September 30, 2010, and original bill.) (Rept.
for other purposes. 29.)
83 S. 1298 A bill making June 18, 2009.--Mr. Reid
Mr. Reid for appropriations for the (for Mr. Byrd),
Mr. Byrd Department of Homeland Committee on
Security for the fiscal Appropriations, without
year ending September amendment. (An original
30, 2010, and for other bill.) (Rept. 31.) (See
purposes. also Order No. 95.)
86 S. 1344 A bill to temporarily June 25, 2009.--Read the
Messrs. Vitter protect the solvency of second time and placed
and Kyl the Highway Trust Fund. on the calendar.
87 H.R. 2847 An act making June 25, 2009.--Ms.
appropriations for the Mikulski, Committee on
Departments of Commerce Appropriations, with an
and Justice, and amendment in the nature
Science, and Related of a substitute. (Rept.
Agencies for the fiscal 34.)
year ending September
30, 2010, and for other
purposes.
93 S. 1229 A bill to reauthorize and July 2, 2009.--Ms.
Ms. Landrieu improve the Landrieu, Committee on
entrepreneurial Small Business and
development programs of Entrepreneurship, with
the Small Business an amendment in the
Administration, and for nature of a substitute.
other purposes. (Rept. 36.)
94 S. 1233 A bill to reauthorize and July 2, 2009.--Ms.
Ms. Landrieu improve the SBIR and Landrieu, Committee on
and others STTR programs, and for Small Business and
other purposes. Entrepreneurship, with
an amendment in the
nature of a substitute.
(Rept. 37.)
97 H.R. 2454 An act to create clean July 7, 2009.--Read the
energy jobs, achieve second time and placed
energy independence, on the calendar.
reduce global warming
pollution and
transition to a clean
energy economy.
[[Page 21]]
98 H.R. 2996 An act making July 7, 2009.--Mrs.
appropriations for the Feinstein, Committee on
Department of the Appropriations, with an
Interior, environment, amendment in the nature
and related agencies of a substitute. (Rept.
for the fiscal year 38.)
ending September 30,
2010, and for other
purposes.
99 S. 1406 A bill making July 7, 2009.--Mr. Kohl,
Mr. Kohl appropriations for Committee on
Agriculture, Rural Appropriations, without
Development, Food and amendment. (An original
Drug Administration, bill.) (Rept. 39.)
and Related Agencies
programs for the fiscal
year ending September
30, 2010, and for other
purposes.
100 S. 1407 A bill making July 7, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Johnson appropriations for Johnson, Committee on
military construction, Appropriations, without
the Department of amendment. (An original
Veterans Affairs, and bill.) (Rept. 40.) (See
related agencies for also Order No. 106.)
the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2010, and
for other purposes.
101 S. 423 A bill to amend title 38, July 8, 2009.--Mr. Akaka,
Mr. Akaka and United States Code, to Committee on Veterans'
others authorize advance Affairs, without
appropriations for amendment. (Rept. 41.)
certain medical care (See also Order No.
accounts of the 129.)
Department of Veterans
Affairs by providing
two-fiscal year budget
authority, and for
other purposes.
102 S. 1432 A bill making July 9, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Durbin appropriations for Durbin, Committee on
financial services and Appropriations, without
general government for amendment. (An original
the fiscal year ending bill.) (Rept. 43.) (See
September 30, 2010, and also Order No. 115.)
for other purposes.
103 S. 1434 A bill making July 9, 2009.--Mr. Leahy,
Mr. Leahy appropriations for the Committee on
Department of State, Appropriations, without
foreign operations, and amendment. (An original
related programs for bill.) (Rept. 44.) (See
the fiscal year ending also Order No. 107.)
September 30, 2010, and
for other purposes.
[[Page 22]]
104 S. 1436 A bill making July 9, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Dorgan appropriations for Dorgan, Committee on
energy and water Appropriations, without
development and related amendment. (An original
agencies for the fiscal bill.) (Rept. 45.)
year ending September
30, 2010, and for other
purposes.
106 H.R. 3082 An act making July 13, 2009.--Placed on
appropriations for the calendar. (See also
military construction, Order No. 100.)
the Department of
Veterans Affairs, and
related agencies for
the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2010, and
for other purposes.
107 H.R. 3081 An act making July 13, 2009.--Placed on
appropriations for the the calendar. (See also
Department of State, Order No. 103.)
foreign operations, and
related programs for
the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2010, and
for other purposes.
109 S. 1005 A bill to amend the July 15, 2009.--Mrs.
Mr. Cardin and Federal Water Pollution Boxer, Committee on
others Control Act and the Environment and Public
Safe Drinking Water Act Works, with an
to improve water and amendment in the nature
wastewater of a substitute. (Rept.
infrastructure in the 47.) (Additional views
United States. filed.)
110 S. 1462 A bill to promote clean July 16, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Bingaman energy technology Bingaman, Committee on
development, enhanced Energy and Natural
energy efficiency, Resources, without
improved energy amendment. (An original
security, and energy bill.) (Rept. 48.)
innovation and
workforce development,
and for other purposes.
111 S. 345 A bill to reauthorize the July 16, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Lugar and Tropical Forest Kerry, Committee on
others Conservation Act of Foreign Relations,
1998 through fiscal without amendment.
year 2012, to rename (Rept. 49.)
the Tropical Forest
Conservation Act of
1998 as the ``Tropical
Forest and Coral
Conservation Act of
2009'', and for other
purposes.
[[Page 23]]
112 S. 954 A bill to authorize July 16, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Kerry and United States Kerry, Committee on
others participation in the Foreign Relations, with
replenishment of amendments. (Rept. 50.)
resources of the
International
Development
Association, and for
other purposes.
113 S. 955 A bill to authorize July 16, 2009.--Mr.
Messrs. Kerry, United States Kerry, Committee on
Lugar, and participation in, and Foreign Relations,
Kaufman appropriations for the without amendment.
United States (Rept. 51.)
contribution to, the
African Development
Fund and the
Multilateral Debt
Relief Initiative, to
require budgetary
disclosures by
multilateral
development banks, to
encourage multilateral
development banks to
endorse the principles
of the Extractive
Industries Transparency
Initiative, and for
other purposes.
114 S. 1415 A bill to amend the July 16, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Schumer Uniformed and Overseas Schumer, Committee on
and others Citizens Absentee Rules and
Voting Act to ensure Administration, with
that absent uniformed amendments. (No written
services voters and report.)
overseas voters are
aware of their voting
rights and have a
genuine opportunity to
register to vote and
have their absentee
ballots cast and
counted, and for other
purposes.
115 H.R. 3170 An act making July 20, 2009.--Placed on
appropriations for the calendar. (See also
financial services and Order No. 102.)
general government for
the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2010, and
for other purposes.
117 S. 529 A bill to assist in the July 20, 2009.--Mrs.
Mr. Lieberman conservation of rare Boxer, Committee on
and others felids and rare canids Environment and Public
by supporting and Works, without
providing financial amendment. (Rept. 52.)
resources for the
conservation programs
of countries within the
range of rare felid and
rare canid populations
and projects of persons
with demonstrated
expertise in the
conservation of rare
felid and rare canid
populations.
[[Page 24]]
118 H.R. 80 An act to amend the Lacey July 20, 2009.--Mrs.
Act Amendments of 1981 Boxer, Committee on
to treat nonhuman Environment and Public
primates as prohibited Works, without
wildlife species under amendment. (Rept. 53.)
that Act, to make
corrections in the
provisions relating to
captive wildlife
offenses under the Act,
and for other purposes.
119 H.R. 388 An act to assist in the July 20, 2009.--Mrs.
conservation of cranes Boxer, Committee on
by supporting and Environment and Public
providing, through Works, without
projects of persons and amendment. (Rept. 54.)
organizations with
expertise in crane
conservation, financial
resources for the
conservation programs
of countries the
activities of which
directly or indirectly
affect cranes and the
ecosystems of cranes.
121 S. 1064 A bill to amend the July 22, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Lieberman American Recovery and Lieberman, Committee on
and others Reinvestment Act of Homeland Security and
2009 to provide for Governmental Affairs,
enhanced State and with amendments. (Rept.
local oversight of 56.) (See also Order
activities conducted No. 130.)
under such Act, and for
other purposes.
122 S. 601 A bill to establish the July 22, 2009.--Mr.
Mrs. Hutchison Weather Mitigation Rockefeller, Committee
Research Office, and on Commerce, Science,
for other purposes. and Transportation,
with an amendment in
the nature of a
substitute. (Rept. 57.)
123 S. 1496 A bill to extend National July 22, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Highway Traffic Safety Rockefeller, Committee
Rockefeller Administration and on Commerce, Science,
Federal Motor Carrier and Transportation,
Safety Administration without amendment. (An
authorizations funded original bill.) (No
by the Highway Trust written report.)
Fund, and for other
purposes.
125 S. 849 A bill to require the July 22, 2009.--Mrs.
Mr. Carper and Administrator of the Boxer, Committee on
others Environmental Environment and Public
Protection Agency to Works, without
conduct a study on amendment. (Rept. 58.)
black carbon emissions.
[[Page 25]]
126 S. 1498 A bill to provide an July 22, 2009.--Mrs.
Mrs. Boxer extension of highway Boxer, Committee on
programs authorized Environment and Public
under the Safe, Works, without
Accountable, Flexible, amendment. (An original
Efficient bill.) (Rept. 59.)
Transportation Equity
Act: A Legacy for
Users.
127 S.J. Res. 17 Joint resolution July 23, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. McConnell approving the renewal Baucus, Committee on
and others of import restrictions Finance, without
contained in the amendment. (Rept. 63.)
Burmese Freedom and
Democracy Act of 2003,
and for other purposes.
128 S. 252 A bill to amend title 38, July 24, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Akaka and United States Code, to Akaka, Committee on
others enhance the capacity of Veterans' Affairs, with
the Department of an amendment in the
Veterans Affairs to nature of a substitute.
recruit and retain (Rept. 60.)
nurses and other
critical health-care
professionals, to
improve the provision
of health care to
veterans, and for other
purposes.
130 H.R. 2182 An act to amend the July 27, 2009.--Placed on
American Recovery and the calendar. (See also
Reinvestment Act of Order No. 121.)
2009 to provide for
enhanced State and
local oversight of
activities conducted
pursuant to such Act,
and for other purposes.
131 S. Res. 81 Resolution supporting the July 28, 2009.--Mr.
Ms. Collins goals and ideals of Kerry, Committee on
and others World Water Day. Foreign Relations, with
an amendment, and
amendments to the
preamble. (No written
report.)
132 S. 1533 A bill to provide an July 29, 2009.--Mr. Dodd,
Mr. Dodd extension of public Committee on Banking,
transportation programs Housing, and Urban
authorized under the Affairs, without
Safe, Accountable, amendment. (An original
Flexible, Efficient bill.) (Rept. 61.)
Transportation Equity
Act: A Legacy for
Users.
145 S. 1552 A bill to reauthorize the July 31, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Lieberman DC opportunity second time and placed
and others scholarship program, on the calendar.
and for other purposes.
[[Page 26]]
147 S. 212 A bill to expand the Aug. 4, 2009.--Mr.
Mmes. Boxer boundaries of the Gulf Rockefeller, Committee
and Feinstein of the Farallones on Commerce, Science,
National Marine and Transportation,
Sanctuary and the with amendments. (Rept.
Cordell Bank National 64.)
Marine Sanctuary, and
for other purposes.
148 S. 380 A bill to expand the Aug. 4, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Levin boundaries of the Rockefeller, Committee
Thunder Bay National on Commerce, Science,
Marine Sanctuary and and Transportation,
Underwater Preserve, with amendments. (Rept.
and for other purposes. 65.) (See also Order
No. 169.)
149 H.R. 3293 An act making Aug. 4, 2009.--Mr.
appropriations for the Harkin, Committee on
Departments of Labor, Appropriations, with an
Health and Human amendment in the nature
Services, and of a substitute. (Rept.
Education, and related 66.)
agencies for the fiscal
year ending September
30, 2010, and for other
purposes.
152 S. 1572 A bill to provide for a Aug. 5, 2009.--Read the
Mr. DeMint point of order against second time and placed
any legislation that on the calendar.
eliminates or reduces
the ability of
Americans to keep their
health plan or their
choice of doctor or
that decreases the
number of Americans
enrolled in private
health insurance, while
increasing the number
of Americans enrolled
in government-managed
health care.
154 S. 859 A bill to amend the Aug. 6, 2009.--Mr.
Ms. Cantwell provisions of law Rockefeller, Committee
and others relating to the John H. on Commerce, Science,
Prescott Marine Mammal and Transportation,
Rescue Assistance Grant without amendment.
Program, and for other (Rept. 70.)
purposes.
155 S. 728 A bill to amend title 38, Sept. 2, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Akaka United States Code, to Akaka, Committee on
enhance veterans' Veterans' Affairs, with
insurance benefits, and an amendment in the
for other purposes. nature of a substitute.
(Rept. 71.)
[[Page 27]]
156 S. 588 A bill to amend title 46, Sept. 8, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Kerry United States Code, to Rockefeller, Committee
establish requirements on Commerce, Science,
to ensure the security and Transportation,
and safety of with an amendment in
passengers and crew on the nature of a
cruise vessels, and for substitute. (Rept. 72.)
other purposes.
157 S. 1308 A bill to reauthorize the Sept. 9, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Lautenberg Maritime Rockefeller, Committee
Administration, and for on Commerce, Science,
other purposes. and Transportation,
with an amendment in
the nature of a
substitute. (Rept. 73.)
160 S. 599 A bill to amend chapter Sept. 14, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Carper and 81 of title 5, United Lieberman, Committee on
others States Code, to create Homeland Security and
a presumption that a Governmental Affairs,
disability or death of with amendments. (Rept.
a Federal employee in 75.)
fire protection
activities caused by
any of certain diseases
is the result of the
performance of such
employee's duty.
161 S. 1679 A bill to make quality, Sept. 17, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Harkin affordable health care Harkin, Committee on
available to all Health, Education,
Americans, reduce Labor, and Pensions,
costs, improve health without amendment. (An
care quality, enhance original bill.) (No
disease prevention, and written report.)
strengthen the health
care workforce.
162 S. 1687 A bill to prohibit the Sept. 21, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Johanns Federal Government from second time and placed
and others awarding contracts, on the calendar.
grants, or other
agreements to,
providing any other
Federal funds to, or
engaging in activities
that promote the
Association of
Community Organizations
for Reform Now.
164 S. 806 A bill to provide for the Sept. 22, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Voinovich establishment, Lieberman, Committee on
and others administration, and Homeland Security and
funding of Federal Governmental Affairs,
Executive Boards, and with an amendment in
for other purposes. the nature of a
substitute. (Rept. 77.)
[[Page 28]]
165 S. 1670 A bill to reform and Sept. 24, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Leahy and modernize the Leahy, Committee on the
others limitations on Judiciary, with
exclusive rights amendments. (No written
relating to secondary report.)
transmissions of
certain signals.
167 S. 801 A bill to amend title 38, Sept. 25, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Akaka and United States Code, to Akaka, Committee on
others waive charges for Veterans' Affairs, with
humanitarian care an amendment in the
provided by the nature of a substitute,
Department of Veterans and an amendment to the
Affairs to family title. (Rept. 80.)
members accompanying
veterans severely
injured after September
11, 2001, as they
receive medical care
from the Department and
to provide assistance
to family caregivers,
and for other purposes.
168 S. 1451 A bill to modernize the Sept. 29, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. air traffic control Rockefeller, Committee
Rockefeller system, improve the on Commerce, Science,
and others safety, reliability, and Transportation,
and availability of with an amendment in
transportation by air the nature of a
in the United States, substitute. (Rept. 82.)
provide for
modernization of the
air traffic control
system, reauthorize the
Federal Aviation
Administration, and for
other purposes.
169 H.R. 905 An act to expand the Sept. 30, 2009.--Placed
boundaries of the on the calendar. (See
Thunder Bay National also Order No. 148.)
Marine Sanctuary and
Underwater Preserve,
and for other purposes.
170 H.R. 1129 An act to authorize the Sept. 30, 2009.--Mr.
Secretary of the Dorgan, Committee on
Interior to provide an Indian Affairs, with
annual grant to amendments. (Rept. 84.)
facilitate an iron
working training
program for Native
Americans.
[[Page 29]]
173 S. 1751 A bill to prohibit the Oct. 6, 2009.--Read the
Messrs. Federal Government from second time and placed
Johanns and awarding contracts, on the calendar.
Nelson (NE) grants, or other
agreements to,
providing any other
Federal funds to, or
engaging in activities
that promote the
Association of
Community Organizations
for Reform Now or any
other entity which has
been indicted for or
convicted of violations
of laws governing
election administration
or campaign financing.
174 H.R. 3548 An act to amend the Oct. 13, 2009.--Read the
Supplemental second time and placed
Appropriations Act, on the calendar.
2008 to provide for the
temporary availability
of certain additional
emergency unemployment
compensation, and for
other purposes.
175 H.R. 3590 An act to amend the Oct. 13, 2009.--Read the
Internal Revenue Code second time and placed
of 1986 to modify the on the calendar.
first-time homebuyers
credit in the case of
members of the Armed
Forces and certain
other Federal
employees, and for
other purposes.
176 S. 1772 A bill to require that Oct. 13, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Bunning all legislative matters second time and placed
be available and fully on the calendar.
scored by CBO 72 hours
before consideration by
any subcommittee or
committee of the Senate
or on the floor of the
Senate.
177 S. 1692 A bill to extend the Oct. 13, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Leahy and sunset of certain Leahy, Committee on the
others provisions of the USA Judiciary, with an
PATRIOT Act and the amendment in the nature
authority to issue of a substitute. (No
national security written report.)
letters, and for other
purposes.
[[Page 30]]
178 S. 1776 A bill to amend title Oct. 14, 2009.--Read the
Ms. Stabenow XVIII of the Social second time and placed
Security Act to provide on the calendar.
for the update under
the Medicare physician
fee schedule for years
beginning with 2010 and
to sunset the
application of the
sustainable growth rate
formula, and for other
purposes.
179 S. 507 A bill to provide for Oct. 14, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Akaka and retirement equity for Lieberman, Committee on
others Federal employees in Homeland Security and
nonforeign areas Governmental Affairs,
outside the 48 with amendments. (Rept.
contiguous States and 88.)
the District of
Columbia, and for other
purposes.
180 S.J. Res. 18 Joint resolution relating Oct. 15, 2009.--Committee
Messrs. Kerry to the approval of the discharged pursuant to
and Lugar proposed agreement for 42 U.S.C. 2159, and
nuclear cooperation placed on the calendar.
between the United
States and the United
Arab Emirates.
181 S. 379 A bill to provide fair Oct. 15, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Leahy and compensation to artists Leahy, Committee on the
others for use of their sound Judiciary, with
recordings. amendments. (No written
report.)
183 S. 369 A bill to prohibit brand Oct. 15, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Kohl and name drug companies Leahy, Committee on the
others from compensating Judiciary, with an
generic drug companies amendment in the nature
to delay the entry of a of a substitute. (No
generic drug into the written report.)
market.
184 S. 1796 A bill to provide Oct. 19, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Baucus affordable, quality Baucus, Committee on
health care for all Finance, without
Americans and reduce amendment. (An original
the growth in health bill.) (Rept. 89.)
care spending, and for (Additional and
other purposes. minority views filed.)
185 S. 668 A bill to reauthorize the Oct. 21, 2009.--Mr.
Mmes. Murray Northwest Straits Rockefeller, Committee
and Cantwell Marine Conservation on Commerce, Science,
Initiative Act to and Transportation,
promote the protection with an amendment in
of the resources of the the nature of a
Northwest Straits, and substitute. (Rept. 90.)
for other purposes.
[[Page 31]]
186 S. 1340 A bill to establish a Oct. 22, 2009.--Mr.
Messrs. Leahy minimum funding level Leahy, Committee on the
and Crapo for programs under the Judiciary, without
Victims of Crime Act of amendment. (No written
1984 for fiscal years report.)
2010 to 2014 that
ensures a reasonable
growth in victim
programs without
jeopardizing the long-
term sustainability of
the Crime Victims Fund.
187 S. 1858 A bill to require Senate Oct. 26, 2009.--Read the
Mr. Feingold candidates to file second time and placed
and others designations, on the calendar.
statements, and reports
in electronic form.
188 S. 872 A bill to establish a Oct. 26, 2009.--Mr.
Mr. Voinovich Deputy Secretary of Lieberman, Committee on
and others Homeland Security for Homeland Security and
Management, and for Governmental Affairs,
other purposes. with an amendment.
(Rept. 91.)
189 S. 1927 A bill to establish a Oct. 27, 2009.--Read the
Messrs. Dodd moratorium on credit second time and placed
and Udall (CO) card interest rate on the calendar.
increases, and for
other purposes.
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NOTICE OF INTENT TO OBJECT TO PROCEEDING
________________________________________________________________________
When following the objection to a unanimous consent to proceeding to,
and, or passage of, a measure or matter on their behalf, a Senator has
notified the appropriate leader, or their designee, in writing and
submits such objection for inclusion in the Congressional Record and
the Senate Calendar of Business, it shall be placed in the section of
the Calendar entitled ``Notice of Intent to Object to Proceeding''.
(Sec. 512, P.L. 110ÿ0981)
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Number Title Date and Senator
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RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS OVER, UNDER THE RULE
________________________________________________________________________
When objection is heard to immediate consideration of a resolution
or motion when submitted, it shall be placed here, to be laid before the
Senate on the next legislative day for consideration, unless by unanimous
consent the Senate shall otherwise direct. (Rule XIV, Paragraph 6.)
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Number Short Title Date Submitted and Author
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BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS READ THE FIRST TIME
________________________________________________________________________
When objection is heard to the second reading of a bill or joint
resolution, that measure is then laid before the Senate during morning
business of the next legislative day for the second reading. (Rule XIV,
Paragraph 2.)
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Number Short Title Date and Author
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SUBJECTS ON THE TABLE
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Such subjects are business, usually bills and resolutions, placed
here by unanimous consent. Once business has been given this status, it
is in order to move to proceed to its consideration, even though it
cannot be reached by a ``call of the calendar''.
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Measure Title Date
Number
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MOTIONS FOR RECONSIDERATION
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After an action taken by the Senate, any Senator voting with the
prevailing side or who has not voted may, on the same day or on either
of the next two days of actual session thereafter, either enter a motion
for reconsideration or move a reconsideration. This section contains
such motions not yet acted on as so provided by rule XIII, Paragraph 1.
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Date Subject
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Oct. 13, 2009. Motion entered by Mr. Reid to reconsider the vote by
which the motion to invoke cloture on the committee
reported substitute amendment to H.R. 2847 was not
invoked (Roll Call Vote No. 320).
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BILLS IN CONFERENCE
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Jefferson's Manual, Section XLVI:
``And in all cases of conference asked after a vote of disagreement,
etc., the conferees of the House asking it are to leave the papers with
the conferees of the other * * *.'' The House agreeing to the conference
usually acts on the report before the House requesting a conference.
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Number Conferees Date Report
and Date Brief Title Agreed to
Conferees ______________________________ _______________
Appointed Senate House Senate House
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H.R. 3288 Transportation, Senators
Sept. 17, HUD, Related Murray,
2009 Agencies Byrd,
Appropriations Mikulski,
, 2010 Kohl,
Durbin,
Dorgan,
Leahy,
Harkin,
Feinstein,
Johnson,
Lautenberg,
Specter,
Inouye,
Bond,
Shelby,
Bennett,
Hutchison,
Brownback,
Alexander,
Collins,
Voinovich,
and
Cochran.
(Senate asks.)
H.R. 2996 Interior, Senators Representatives
Sept. 24, Environment, Feinstein, Visclosky,
2009 Related Byrd, Edwards of
Sept. 25, Agencies Leahy, Texas,
2009 Appropriations Dorgan, Pastor,
, 2010 Mikulski, Berry,
Kohl, Fattah,
Johnson, Israel,
Reed, Ryan of
Nelson (NE), Ohio,
Tester, Olver,
Inouye, Davis of
Alexander, Tennessee,
Cochran, Salazar,
Bennett, Obey,
Gregg, Frelinghuysen,
Murkowski, Wamp,
Collins, and Simpson,
Bond. Rehberg,
(Senate asks.) Calvert,
Alexander, and
Lewis of
California.
(House acts
first.)
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H.R. 3326 Defense Senators
Oct. 6, Appropriations Inouye,
2009 , 2010 Byrd,
Leahy,
Harkin,
Dorgan,
Durbin,
Feinstein,
Mikulski,
Kohl,
Murray,
Specter,
Cochran,
Bond,
McConnell,
Shelby,
Gregg,
Hutchison,
Bennett, and
Brownback.
(Senate asks.)
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STATUS OF APPROPRIATION BILLS, SECOND SESSION, ONE HUNDRED TENTH CONGRESS
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H.R. 2642 Supplemental, 2008(\1\)............................................................ 6-15-07 6-18-07 6-18-07 9-6-07(\2\) (\3\) (\5\) (\4\) 6-30-08 110-252
S. 3181 Homeland Security, 2009............................................................ * * * * * * 6-23-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3182 Commerce, Justice, Science, 2009................................................... * * * * * * 6-23-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3230 Labor, HHS, Education, 2009........................................................ * * * * * * 7-8-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3258 Energy and Water, 2009............................................................. * * * * * * 7-14-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3260 Financial Services, General Government, 2009....................................... * * * * * * 7-14-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3261 Transportation, HUD, 2009.......................................................... * * * * * * 7-14-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3288 State, Foreign Operations, 2009.................................................... * * * * * * 7-18-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3289 Agriculture, 2009.................................................................. * * * * * * 7-21-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3301 Military Construction, VA, 2009.................................................... * * * * * * 7-22-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 6599 Military Construction, VA, 2009.................................................... 8-1-08 9-8-08 9-8-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 2638 Consolidated Security, Disaster, Continuing, 2009(\6\)............................. 6-15-07 6-18-07 6-18-07 7-26-07(\7\ (\8\) (\9\) * * * 9-30-08 110-329
)
H.R. 7110 Job Creation and Unemployment Relief Act, 2008..................................... 9-26-08 9-26-08 .......... ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3689 Economic Recovery Act, 2008........................................................ * * * * * * 11-18-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 7110 Job Creation and Unemployment Relief Act, 2008..................................... 9-26-08 9-26-08 11-18-08 ........... .......... .......... ............ .......... .........
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\1\Originally Military Construction, VA, 2008. \2\See H.R. 2764. \3\May 15, 2008, House agreed to Senate amendment with amendments; May 22, 2008, Senate concurred in House amendment No. 2 to the Senate amendment, with an
amendment; Senate concurred in House amendment No. 1 to the Senate amendment, with an amendment. \4\June 19, 2008, House agreed to Senate amendment to House amendment No. 2 to the Senate amendment; House agreed to Senate
amendment to House amendment No. 1 to the Senate amendment, with amendments. \5\June 26, 2008, Senate concurred in House amendments. \6\Originally Homeland Security, 2008. \7\See H.R. 2764. \8\Sept. 24, 2008, House
agreed to Senate amendment with an amendment. \9\Sept. 27, 2008, Senate concurred in House amendment to Senate amendment.
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S. 336 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, 2009....................................... * * * * * * 1-27-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 1105 Omnibus, 2009...................................................................... 2-25-09 2-25-09 2-26-09 3-10-09 * * * * * * * * * 3-11-09 111-8
H.J. Res. 38 Further Continuing, 2009........................................................... 3-6-09 3-6-09 * * * 3-6-09 * * * * * * * * * 3-6-09 111-6
H.R. 2346 Supplemental, 2009................................................................. 5-14-09 5-14-09 5-14-09 5-21-09 6-11-09 6-18-09 6-16-09 6-24-09 111-32
S. 1054 Supplemental, 2009................................................................. * * * * * * 5-14-09 (\1\) ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 1294 Legislative, 2010.................................................................. * * * * * * 6-18-09 (\2\) ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 1298 Homeland, 2010..................................................................... * * * * * * 6-18-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 2847 Commerce, Justice, Science, 2010................................................... 6-18-09 6-22-09 6-25-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 2918 Legislative, 2010.................................................................. 6-19-09 6-22-09 6-22-09 7-6-09 9-23-09 9-30-09 9-25-09 10-1-09 111-68
H.R. 2892 Homeland, 2010..................................................................... 6-24-09 7-6-09 7-6-09 7-9-09 10-1-09 10-20-09 10-15-09 .......... .........
H.R. 2996 Interior, 2010..................................................................... 6-26-09 7-6-09 7-7-09 9-24-09 9-25-09 .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 1406 Agriculture, 2010.................................................................. * * * * * * 7-7-09 (\3\) ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 1407 Military Construction, VA, 2010.................................................... * * * * * * 7-7-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 1432 Financial Services, General Government, 2010....................................... * * * * * * 7-9-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 1434 State, Foreign Operations, 2010.................................................... * * * * * * 7-9-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 1436 Energy and Water, 2010............................................................. * * * * * * 7-9-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 2997 Agriculture, 2010.................................................................. 7-9-09 7-10-09 7-10-09 8-4-09 9-29-09 10-8-09 10-7-09 10-21-09 111-80
H.R. 3082 Military Construction, VA, 2010.................................................... 7-10-09 7-13-09 7-13-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 3081 State, Foreign Operations, 2010.................................................... 7-9-09 7-13-09 7-13-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 3170 Financial Services, General Government, 2010....................................... 7-16-09 7-20-09 7-20-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 3183 Energy and Water, 2010............................................................. 7-17-09 7-20-09 7-20-09 7-29-09 9-25-09 10-15-09 10-1-09 .......... .........
H.R. 3288 Transportation, HUD, Related Agencies, 2010........................................ 7-23-09 7-27-09 8-5-09 9-17-09 ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 3293 Labor, HHS, Education, 2010........................................................ 7-24-09 7-27-09 8-4-09 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 3326 Defense, 2010...................................................................... 7-30-09 8-3-09 9-10-09 10-6-09 ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 3435 Supplemental, CAR Save Program, 2010............................................... 7-31-09 8-3-09 8-4-09 8-6-09 * * * * * * * * * 8-7-09 111-47
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\1\See H.R. 2346. \2\See H.R. 2918. \3\See H.R. 3082.