September 22, 2004   CONSIDERATION OF THE COLLINS-LIEBERMAN NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE REFORM ACT OF 2004 Today marks the second day of consideration in the Governmental Affairs Committee on this legislation.   View the substitute amendment to the Collins-Lieberman National Intelligence Reform Act of 2004. Below, please find a list of amendments anticipated to be considered during today's business meeting of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee.   ###   Printable Version   Related File(s)   Amendments anticipated to be considered during today’s business meeting of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. (63.5 KBs) « previous Press Release next Press Release »   1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 September 2004 Press Releases   September 28 - 9/11 Commissioners, 9/11 Families, White House & House Intel Leaders Support Collins-Lieberman Intelligence Reform Legislation   September 28 - CHAIRMAN COLLINS APPLAUDS COAST GUARD FOR ANTI-DRUG ACTIVITIES   September 27 - Statement of Senator Susan Collins on the National Intelligence Reform Act of 2004   September 22 - SENATE PANEL UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES COLLINS-LIEBERMAN INTELLIGENCE REFORM BILL   September 22 current Press Release   September 21 - Senate Panel Takes Up Collins-Lieberman Intelligence Reform Legislation   September 21 - Consideration of the Collins-Lieberman National Intelligence Reform Act of 2004   September 17 - Senators Collins & Lieberman Statement On White House Intelligence Reform Proposal   September 16 - COLLINS-LIEBERMAN INTELLIGENCE REFORM PROPOSAL RECEIVES BACKING FROM 9/11 COMMISSIONERS   September 15 - Senators Collins & Lieberman Unveil Intelligence Reform Legislation   September 13 - Senators Collins, Lieberman Hear Testimony From Secs. Ridge, Powell At Governmental Affairs Hearing Today   September 8 - Senators Collins, Lieberman Meet With President To Discuss Intelligence Reform Legislation   September 8 - Senator Collins Chairs Hearing For FBI & CIA Directors To Testify On Intelligence Reform   September 7 - Senator Collins’ Statement On McCain-Lieberman Intelligence Reform Proposal
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