Add to ORKGThis report briefly discusses committee markups in the House of Representatives. The essential purpose of a committee markup is to determine whether a measure pending before a committee should be altered, or amended, in any substantive way. Of course, committees do not actually amend measures; instead a committee votes on which amendments it wishes to recommend to the House
This report identifies and summarizes the provisions of the House of Representatives' standing rules...
Includes bibliographical references.It has been accepted by most authorities that the standing commi...
The House Rules Committee enables the House to debate and vote on major legislation that is not priv...
This report discusses aspects of the process by which House committees mark up and report legislatio...
At the end of the amendment process, the chair normally entertains a motion to report a measure favo...
This report focuses on the markup stage of the legislative process in committee. It discusses the se...
This report provides general guidance to committees for conducting meetings to mark up legislation
This manual examines procedures and strategy related to committee markups and provides sample proced...
This report briefly discusses the preparation which precedes the legislative stage during which a co...
This report discusses the amendments, which are usually considered not in the House, but in the Comm...
This report summarizes many of the procedures and practices affecting the amending process on the fl...
Committees are integral to the work of Congress in determining the policy needs of the nation and ac...
This report describes the amending process in the Senate, which provides lawmakers with an opportuni...
This report briefly discusses the amending process, which is central to the consideration of legisla...
This report is an introduction to selected House rules and practices governing the consideration of ...
This report identifies and summarizes the provisions of the House of Representatives' standing rules...
Includes bibliographical references.It has been accepted by most authorities that the standing commi...
The House Rules Committee enables the House to debate and vote on major legislation that is not priv...
This report discusses aspects of the process by which House committees mark up and report legislatio...
At the end of the amendment process, the chair normally entertains a motion to report a measure favo...
This report focuses on the markup stage of the legislative process in committee. It discusses the se...
This report provides general guidance to committees for conducting meetings to mark up legislation
This manual examines procedures and strategy related to committee markups and provides sample proced...
This report briefly discusses the preparation which precedes the legislative stage during which a co...
This report discusses the amendments, which are usually considered not in the House, but in the Comm...
This report summarizes many of the procedures and practices affecting the amending process on the fl...
Committees are integral to the work of Congress in determining the policy needs of the nation and ac...
This report describes the amending process in the Senate, which provides lawmakers with an opportuni...
This report briefly discusses the amending process, which is central to the consideration of legisla...
This report is an introduction to selected House rules and practices governing the consideration of ...
This report identifies and summarizes the provisions of the House of Representatives' standing rules...
Includes bibliographical references.It has been accepted by most authorities that the standing commi...
The House Rules Committee enables the House to debate and vote on major legislation that is not priv...