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SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
ONE HUNDRED TENTH CONGRESS
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FIRST SESSION convened january 4, 2007 DAYS OF SESSION 73
SECOND SESSION
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CALENDAR OF BUSINESS
Friday, May 11, 2007
SENATE CONVENES AT 9:30 A.M.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
MOTION TO PROCEED TO CONSIDER H.R. 1495
Motion to proceed to the consideration of H.R. 1495, an act to
provide for the conservation and development of water and related
resources, to authorize the Secretary of the Army to construct various
projects for improvements to rivers and harbors of the United States,
and for other purposes. (May 10, 2007.)
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PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF NANCY ERICKSON,
SECRETARY OF THE SENATE
By David J. Tinsley, Legislative Clerk
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January 03, 18, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31.
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April, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 24, 25, 26, 27.
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May, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26.
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Days Senate met during Second Session, One Hundred Ninth Congress, are
marked (---).
Boxed area indicates a non-legislative period.
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Senate Membership, One Hundred Tenth Congress, First Session
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Class
1 Akaka, Daniel K..................................... HI
2 Alexander, Lamar.................................... TN
2 Allard, Wayne....................................... CO
2 Baucus, Max......................................... MT
3 Bayh, Evan.......................................... IN
3 Bennett, Robert F................................... UT
2 Biden, Joseph R., Jr................................ DE
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
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
1 Clinton, Hillary Rodham............................. NY
3 Coburn, Tom......................................... OK
2 Cochran, Thad....................................... MS
2 Coleman, Norm....................................... MN
2 Collins, Susan M.................................... ME
1 Conrad, Kent........................................ ND
1 Corker, Bob......................................... TN
2 Cornyn, John........................................ TX
2 Craig, Larry E...................................... ID
3 Crapo, Mike......................................... ID
3 DeMint, Jim......................................... SC
3 Dodd, Christopher J................................. CT
2 Dole, Elizabeth..................................... NC
2 Domenici, Pete V.................................... NM
3 Dorgan, Byron L..................................... ND
2 Durbin, Richard..................................... IL
1 Ensign, John........................................ NV
2 Enzi, Michael B..................................... WY
3 Feingold, Russell D................................. WI
1 Feinstein, Dianne................................... CA
2 Graham, Lindsey..................................... SC
3 Grassley, Chuck..................................... IA
3 Gregg, Judd......................................... NH
2 Hagel, Chuck........................................ NE
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 Johnson, Tim........................................ SD
1 Kennedy, Edward M................................... MA
2 Kerry, John F....................................... 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
2 Levin, Carl......................................... MI
1 Lieberman, Joseph I\**\............................. CT
3 Lincoln, Blanche L.................................. AR
1 Lott, Trent......................................... MS
1 Lugar, Richard G.................................... IN
3 Martinez, Mel....................................... FL
3 McCain, John........................................ AZ
1 McCaskill, Claire................................... MO
2 McConnell, Mitch.................................... KY
1 Menendez, Robert.................................... NJ
3 Mikulski, Barbara A................................. MD
3 Murkowski, Lisa..................................... AK
3 Murray, Patty....................................... WA
1 Nelson, Bill........................................ FL
1 Nelson, E. Benjamin................................. NE
3 Obama, Barack....................................... IL
2 Pryor, Mark L....................................... AR
2 Reed, Jack.......................................... RI
3 Reid, Harry......................................... NV
2 Roberts, Pat........................................ KS
2 Rockefeller, John D., IV............................ WV
3 Salazar, Ken........................................ CO
1 Sanders, Bernard\*\................................. VT
3 Schumer, Charles E.................................. NY
2 Sessions, Jeff...................................... AL
3 Shelby, Richard C................................... AL
2 Smith, Gordon H..................................... OR
1 Snowe, Olympia J.................................... ME
3 Specter, Arlen...................................... PA
1 Stabenow, Debbie.................................... MI
2 Stevens, Ted........................................ AK
2 Sununu, John E...................................... NH
1 Tester, Jon......................................... MT
1 Thomas, Craig....................................... WY
3 Thune, John......................................... SD
3 Vitter, David....................................... LA
3 Voinovich, George V................................. OH
2 Warner, John........................................ VA
1 Webb, Jim........................................... VA
1 Whitehouse, Sheldon................................. RI
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 2009 (Dem. 12 Rep. 21).... 33
Class 3=Senators whose terms expire in 2011 (Dem. 15 Rep. 19).... 34
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Totals (Dem. 49 Ind. Dem. 1 Ind. 1 100
Rep. 49).
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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.
Tom Harkin, of Iowa, Chairman
Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont
Kent Conrad, of North Dakota
Max Baucus, of Montana
Blanche L. Lincoln, of Arkansas
Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan
E. Benjamin Nelson, of Nebraska
Ken Salazar, of Colorado
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
__________
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Richard G. Lugar, of Indiana
Thad Cochran, of Mississippi
Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
Norm Coleman, of Minnesota
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
John Thune, of South Dakota
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
APPROPRIATIONS
Room S-128, The Capitol. Meetings at the call of the Chairman.
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia, Chairman
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii
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 Durbin, of Illinois
Tim Johnson, of South Dakota
Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana
Jack Reed, of Rhode Island
Frank R. Lautenberg, of New Jersey
E. Benjamin Nelson, of Nebraska
__________
Thad Cochran, of Mississippi
Ted Stevens, of Alaska
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
Pete V. Domenici, of New Mexico
Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri
Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky
Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama
Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Larry E. Craig, of Idaho
Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
Wayne Allard, of Colorado
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
ARMED SERVICES
Room SR-228. Russell Office Building. Meetings, Thursdays at 10 a.m.
Carl Levin, of Michigan, Chairman
Edward M. Kennedy, of Massachusetts
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
E. Benjamin Nelson, of Nebraska
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Hillary Rodham Clinton, of New York
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Jim Webb, of Virginia
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
__________
John McCain, of Arizona
John Warner, of Virginia
James M. Inhofe, of Oklahoma
Jeff Sessions, of Alabama
Susan M. Collins, of Maine
John Ensign, of Nevada
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
Elizabeth Dole, of North Carolina
John Cornyn, of Texas
John Thune, of South Dakota
Mel Martinez, of Florida
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
Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Jon Tester, of Montana
__________
Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Wayne Allard, of Colorado
Michael B. Enzi, of Wyoming
Chuck Hagel, of Nebraska
Jim Bunning, of Kentucky
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
John E. Sununu, of New Hampshire
Elizabeth Dole, of North Carolina
Mel Martinez, of Florida
BUDGET
Room SD-621. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, first Thursday of each
month.
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
Frank R. Lautenberg, of New Jersey
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
__________
Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire
Pete V. Domenici, of New Mexico
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
Wayne Allard, of Colorado
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
COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND TRANSPORTATION
Room SD-508. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, first and third Tuesdays
at 10 a.m.
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii, Chairman
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia
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
Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
__________
Ted Stevens, of Alaska
John McCain, of Arizona
Trent Lott, of Mississippi
Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
Gordon H. Smith, of Oregon
John Ensign, of Nevada
John E. Sununu, of New Hampshire
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
David Vitter, of Louisiana
John Thune, of South Dakota
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ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Room SD-364. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, third Wednesday of each
month at 10 a.m.
Jeff Bingaman, of New Mexico, Chairman
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii
Byron L. Dorgan, of North Dakota
Ron Wyden, of Oregon
Tim Johnson, of South Dakota
Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana
Maria Cantwell, of Washington
Ken Salazar, of Colorado
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Blanche L. Lincoln, of Arkansas
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Jon Tester, of Montana
__________
Pete V. Domenici, of New Mexico
Larry E. Craig, of Idaho
Craig Thomas, of Wyoming
Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
Jeff Sessions, of Alabama
Gordon H. Smith, of Oregon
Jim Bunning, of Kentucky
Mel Martinez, of Florida
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
Joseph I. Lieberman, of Connecticut
Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware
Hillary Rodham Clinton, of New York
Frank R. Lautenberg, of New Jersey
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
__________
James M. Inhofe, of Oklahoma
John Warner, of Virginia
George V. Voinovich, of Ohio
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
David Vitter, of Louisiana
Larry E. Craig, of Idaho
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
Craig Thomas, of Wyoming
Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri
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
Ken Salazar, of Colorado
__________
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Trent Lott, of Mississippi
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
Jon Kyl, of Arizona
Craig Thomas, of Wyoming
Gordon H. Smith, of Oregon
Jim Bunning, of Kentucky
Mike Crapo, of Idaho
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
FOREIGN RELATIONS
Room SD-446. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
Joseph R. Biden, Jr., of Delaware, Chairman
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
John F. Kerry, of Massachusetts
Russell D. Feingold, of Wisconsin
Barbara Boxer, of California
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Barack Obama, of Illinois
Robert Menendez, of New Jersey
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Jim Webb, of Virginia
__________
Richard G. Lugar, of Indiana
Chuck Hagel, of Nebraska
Norm Coleman, of Minnesota
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
John E. Sununu, of New Hampshire
George V. Voinovich, of Ohio
Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
David Vitter, of Louisiana
HEALTH, EDUCATION, LABOR, AND PENSIONS
Room SD-428. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings, second and fourth
Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
Edward M. Kennedy, of Massachusetts, Chairman
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
Tom Harkin, of Iowa
Barbara A. Mikulski, of Maryland
Jeff Bingaman, of New Mexico
Patty Murray, of Washington
Jack Reed, of Rhode Island
Hillary Rodham Clinton, of New York
Barack Obama, of Illinois
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
__________
Michael B. Enzi, of Wyoming
Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
Wayne Allard, of Colorado
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
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
Barack Obama, of Illinois
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Jon Tester, of Montana
__________
Susan M. Collins, of Maine
Ted Stevens, of Alaska
George V. Voinovich, of Ohio
Norm Coleman, of Minnesota
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
Pete V. Domenici, of New Mexico
John Warner, of Virginia
John E. Sununu, of New Hampshire
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JUDICIARY
Room SD-224. Dirksen Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont, Chairman
Edward M. Kennedy, of Massachusetts
Joseph R. Biden, Jr., of Delaware
Herb Kohl, of Wisconsin
Dianne Feinstein, of California
Russell D. Feingold, of Wisconsin
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Richard Durbin, of Illinois
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
__________
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Chuck Grassley, of Iowa
Jon Kyl, of Arizona
Jeff Sessions, of Alabama
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
John Cornyn, of Texas
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
RULES AND ADMINISTRATION
Room SR-305. Russell Office Building. Meetings at the call of the
Chairman.
Dianne Feinstein, of California, Chairman
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Richard Durbin, of Illinois
E. Benjamin Nelson, of Nebraska
Harry Reid, of Nevada
Patty Murray, of Washington
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
__________
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Ted Stevens, of Alaska
Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky
Thad Cochran, of Mississippi
Trent Lott, of Mississippi
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
Chuck Hagel, of Nebraska
Lamar Alexander, of Tennessee
SMALL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Room SR-428A. Russell Office Building. Meetings, first Wednesday of each
month.
John F. Kerry, of Massachusetts, Chairman
Carl Levin, of Michigan
Tom Harkin, of Iowa
Joseph I. Lieberman, of Connecticut
Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana
Maria Cantwell, of Washington
Evan Bayh, of Indiana
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland
Jon Tester, of Montana
__________
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri
Norm Coleman, of Minnesota
David Vitter, of Louisiana
Elizabeth Dole, of North Carolina
John Thune, of South Dakota
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
Michael B. Enzi, of Wyoming
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
VETERANS' AFFAIRS
Room SR-414. Russell Office Building. Meetings, first Wednesday of each
month.
Daniel K. Akaka, of Hawaii, Chairman
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia
Patty Murray, of Washington
Barack Obama, of Illinois
Bernard Sanders, of Vermont
Sherrod Brown, of Ohio
Jim Webb, of Virginia
Jon Tester, of Montana
__________
Larry E. Craig, of Idaho
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
Johnny Isakson, of Georgia
Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina
Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas
John Ensign, of Nevada
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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
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Jon Tester, of Montana
__________
Craig Thomas, of Wyoming
John McCain, of Arizona
Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska
Tom Coburn, of Oklahoma
Pete V. Domenici, of New Mexico
Gordon H. Smith, of Oregon
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
SELECT COMMITTEE ON ETHICS
Room SH-220. Hart Office Building
Tim Johnson, of South Dakota, Chairman*
Barbara Boxer, of California
Mark L. Pryor, of Arkansas
Ken Salazar, of Colorado
__________
John Cornyn, of Texas
Pat Roberts, of Kansas
Craig Thomas, of Wyoming
*Mr. Johnson is Chair of the Select Committee on Ethics, and during his
absence for all purposes under Senate Rules, Committee Rules, and
relevant statutes, Mrs. Boxer shall act as Chair of the Select Committee
on Ethics, except for purposes of the designation under 2 U.S.C.
Sec. 72a-1f.
SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE
Room SH-211. Hart Office Building
John D. Rockefeller IV, of West Virginia, Chairman
Dianne Feinstein, of California
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
John Warner, of Virginia
Chuck Hagel, of Nebraska
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
Orrin G. Hatch, of Utah
Olympia J. Snowe, of Maine
Richard Burr, of North Carolina
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
Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware
Bill Nelson, of Florida
Hillary Rodham Clinton, of New York
Ken Salazar, of Colorado
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Claire McCaskill, of Missouri
Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island
__________
Gordon H. Smith, of Oregon
Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama
Susan M. Collins, of Maine
Mel Martinez, of Florida
Larry E. Craig, of Idaho
Elizabeth Dole, of North Carolina
Norm Coleman, of Minnesota
David Vitter, of Louisiana
Bob Corker, of Tennessee
Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania
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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, Chairman
Edward M. Kennedy, of Massachusetts
Jeff Bingaman, of New Mexico
Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota
Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Jim Webb, of Virginia
Sam Brownback, of Kansas
John E. Sununu, of New Hampshire
Jim DeMint, of South Carolina
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
__________
JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY
Room SR-305. Russell Office Building
SENATE MEMBERS
Dianne Feinstein, of California, Chairman
Christopher J. Dodd, of Connecticut
Charles E. Schumer, of New York
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Ted Stevens, of Alaska
__________
JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING
SENATE MEMBERS
Dianne Feinstein, of California, Vice Chairman
Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii
Patty Murray, of Washington
Robert F. Bennett, of Utah
Saxby Chambliss, of Georgia
__________
JOINT COMMITTEE ON TAXATION
Room SD-204. 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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Measure Number Order Number
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S. 2.............................................................. 2
S. 3.............................................................. 118
S. 39............................................................. 90
S. 84............................................................. 65
S. 93............................................................. 86
S. 113............................................................ 4
S. 163............................................................ 139
S. 184............................................................ 26
S. 193............................................................ 116
S. 200............................................................ 46
S. 202............................................................ 31
S. 216............................................................ 32
S. 220............................................................ 52
S. 223............................................................ 96
S. 232............................................................ 33
S. 235............................................................ 47
S. 240............................................................ 34
S. 241............................................................ 35
S. 245............................................................ 36
S. 255............................................................ 37
S. 260............................................................ 38
S. 261............................................................ 87
S. 262............................................................ 39
S. 263............................................................ 48
S. 264............................................................ 49
S. 265............................................................ 50
S. 266............................................................ 51
S. 268............................................................ 40
S. 275............................................................ 53
S. 277............................................................ 41
S. 283............................................................ 42
S. 287............................................................ 7
S. 316............................................................ 59
S. 320............................................................ 43
S. 322............................................................ 108
S. 343............................................................ 114
S. 349............................................................ 10
S. 358............................................................ 97
S. 372............................................................ 20
S. 375............................................................ 109
S. 385............................................................ 67
S. 398............................................................ 110
S. 442............................................................ 113
S. 470............................................................ 19
S. 481............................................................ 111
S. 496............................................................ 136
S. 509............................................................ 68
S. 556............................................................ 104
S. 558............................................................ 93
S. 574............................................................ 25
S. 613............................................................ 112
S. 621............................................................ 135
S. 624............................................................ 100
S. 627............................................................ 88
S. 641............................................................ 45
S. 657............................................................ 98
S. 735............................................................ 134
S. 763............................................................ 69
S. 845............................................................ 99
S. 849............................................................ 127
S. 965............................................................ 83
S. 992............................................................ 131
S. 997............................................................ 94
S. 1001........................................................... 95
S. 1248........................................................... 126
S. 1301........................................................... 132
S. 1305........................................................... 133
S. 1312........................................................... 141
S. 1321........................................................... 140
S. 1348........................................................... 144
S.J. Res. 9....................................................... 72
S. Con. Res. 2.................................................... 12
S. Con. Res. 10................................................... 61
S. Res. 30........................................................ 101
S. Res. 36........................................................ 21
S. Res. 37........................................................ 22
S. Res. 41........................................................ 27
S. Res. 63........................................................ 17
S. Res. 65........................................................ 102
S. Res. 96........................................................ 81
H.R. 3............................................................ 6
H.R. 6............................................................ 9
H.R. 57........................................................... 44
H.R. 391.......................................................... 8
H.R. 493.......................................................... 125
H.R. 545.......................................................... 85
H.R. 580.......................................................... 92
H.R. 710.......................................................... 77
H.R. 800.......................................................... 66
H.R. 976.......................................................... 58
H.R. 987.......................................................... 76
H.R. 1080......................................................... 142
H.R. 1114......................................................... 143
H.R. 1332......................................................... 129
H.R. 1429......................................................... 137
H.R. 1495......................................................... 128
H.R. 1867......................................................... 138
H.R. 2080......................................................... 145
H. Con. Res. 118.................................................. 130
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UNDER RULE VIII
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Order Measure Number Title Reported or
No. and Author Placed on the Calendar
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[[Page (12)]]
2 S. 2 A bill to amend the Fair Jan. 8, 2007.--Read the
Messrs. Reid Labor Standards Act of second time and placed
and Kennedy 1938 to provide for an on the calendar.
increase in the Federal
minimum wage.
4 S. 113 A bill to make Jan. 8, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Inhofe and appropriations for second time and placed
others military construction on the calendar.
and family housing
projects for the
Department of Defense
for fiscal year 2007.
6 H.R. 3 An act to amend the Jan. 12, 2007.--Read the
Public Health Service second time and placed
Act to provide for on the calendar.
human embryonic stem
cell research.
7 S. 287 A bill to prohibit the Jan. 16, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Kennedy use of funds for an second time and placed
and others escalation of United on the calendar.
States military forces
in Iraq above the
numbers existing as of
January 9, 2007.
8 H.R. 391 A bill to authorize the Jan. 18, 2007.--Read the
Secretary of Housing second time and placed
and Urban Development on the calendar.
to continue to insure,
and to enter into
commitments to insure,
home equity conversion
mortgages under section
255 of the National
Housing Act.
9 H.R. 6 An act to reduce our Jan. 22, 2007.--Read the
Nation's dependency on second time and placed
foreign oil by on the calendar.
investing in clean,
renewable, and
alternative energy
resources, promoting
new emerging energy
technologies,
developing greater
efficiency, and
creating a Strategic
Energy Efficiency and
Renewables Reserve to
invest in alternative
energy, and for other
purposes.
[[Page 13]]
10 S. 349 A bill to amend the Jan. 22, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Baucus Internal Revenue Code Baucus, Committee on
of 1986 to provide Finance, without
additional tax amendment. (An original
incentives to employees bill.) (Rept. 1.)
of small businesses, (Additional views
and for other purposes. filed.)
12 S. Con. Res. 2 Concurrent resolution Jan. 24, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Biden and expressing the Biden, Committee on
others bipartisan resolution Foreign Relations, with
on Iraq. an amendment, and with
a preamble. (No written
report.)
17 S. Res. 63 Resolution authorizing Jan. 31, 2007.--Mrs.
Mrs. Feinstein expenditures by the Feinstein, Committee on
Committee on Rules and Rules and
Administration. Administration, without
amendment. (An original
resolution.) (No
written report.)
19 S. 470 A bill to express the Feb. 1, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Levin sense of Congress on second time and placed
Iraq. on the calendar.
20 S. 372 A bill to authorize Feb. 8, 2007.--Mr. Levin,
Mr. appropriations for Committee on Armed
Rockefeller fiscal year 2007 for Services, without
the intelligence and amendment. (Rept. 5.)
intelligence-related Jan. 24, 2007.--Mr.
activities of the Rockefeller, Select
United States Committee on
Government, the Intelligence, without
Intelligence Community amendment. (An original
Management Account, and bill.) (Rept. 2.)
the Central
Intelligence Agency
Retirement and
Disability System, and
for other purposes.
21 S. Res. 36 Resolution honoring Feb. 8, 2007.--Mr. Leahy,
Ms. Snowe and women's health advocate Committee on the
Mrs. Clinton Cynthia Boles Dailard. Judiciary, without
amendment, and with a
preamble. (No written
report.)
[[Page 14]]
22 S. Res. 37 Resolution designating Feb. 8, 2007.--Mr. Leahy,
Ms. Stabenow March 26, 2007, as Committee on the
and Mr. Levin ``National Support the Judiciary, without
Troops Day'' and amendment, and with a
encouraging the people preamble. (No written
of the United States to report.)
participate in a moment
of silence to reflect
upon the service and
sacrifice of members of
the Armed Forces both
at home and abroad.
25 S. 574 A bill to express the Feb. 14, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Reid sense of the Congress second time and placed
on Iraq. on the calendar.
26 S. 184 A bill to provide Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Inouye and improved rail and Inouye, Committee on
others surface transportation Commerce, Science, and
security. Transportation, with an
amendment in the nature
of a substitute. (Rept.
29.)
27 S. Res. 41 Resolution honoring the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Brown life and recognizing Leahy, Committee on the
and Voinovich the accomplishments of Judiciary, without
Tom Mooney, president amendment, and with a
of the Ohio Federation preamble. (No written
of Teachers. report.)
31 S. 202 A bill to provide for the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. conveyance of certain Bingaman, Committee on
Bingaman and Forest Service land to Energy and Natural
Domenici the City of Coffman Resources, without
Cove, Alaska. amendment. (Rept. 6.)
32 S. 216 A bill to provide for the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. exchange of certain Bingaman, Committee on
Bingaman and Federal land in the Energy and Natural
Domenici Santa Fe National Resources, without
Forest and certain non- amendment. (Rept. 7.)
Federal land in the
Pecos National
Historical Park in the
State of New Mexico.
33 S. 232 A bill to make permanent Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Wyden the authorization for Bingaman, Committee on
watershed restoration Energy and Natural
and enhancement Resources, without
agreements. amendment. (Rept. 8.)
[[Page 15]]
34 S. 240 A bill to reauthorize and Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Craig and amend the National Bingaman, Committee on
others Geologic Mapping Act of Energy and Natural
1992. Resources, without
amendment. (Rept. 9.)
35 S. 241 A bill to authorize the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Wyden Secretary of the Bingaman, Committee on
and Akaka Interior to enter into Energy and Natural
cooperative agreements Resources, without
to protect natural amendment. (Rept. 10.)
resources of units of
the National Park
System through
collaborative efforts
on land inside and
outside of units of the
National Park System.
36 S. 245 A bill to authorize the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Pryor and Secretary of the Bingaman, Committee on
Mrs. Lincoln Interior to designate Energy and Natural
the President William Resources, without
Jefferson Clinton amendment. (Rept. 11.)
Birthplace Home in
Hope, Arkansas, as a
National Historic Site
and unit of the
National Park System,
and for other purposes.
37 S. 255 A bill to provide Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. assistance to the State Bingaman, Committee on
Domenici and of New Mexico for the Energy and Natural
Bingaman development of Resources, without
comprehensive State amendment. (Rept. 12.)
water plans, and for
other purposes.
38 S. 260 A bill to establish the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Fort Stanton-Snowy Bingaman, Committee on
Domenici and River Cave National Energy and Natural
Bingaman Conservation Area. Resources, with an
amendment. (Rept. 13.)
39 S. 262 A bill to rename the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Craig Snake River Birds of Bingaman, Committee on
and Crapo Prey National Energy and Natural
Conservation Area in Resources, without
the State of Idaho as amendment. (Rept. 14.)
the Morley Nelson Snake
River Birds of Prey
National Conservation
Area in honor of the
late Morley Nelson, an
international authority
on birds of prey, who
was instrumental in the
establishment of the
National Conservation
Area, and for other
purposes.
[[Page 16]]
40 S. 268 A bill to designate the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Ms. Cantwell Ice Age Floods National Bingaman, Committee on
and others Geologic Trail, and for Energy and Natural
other purposes. Resources, without
amendment. (Rept. 15.)
41 S. 277 A bill to modify the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Thomas boundaries of Grand Bingaman, Committee on
and Enzi Teton National Park to Energy and Natural
include certain land Resources, without
within the GT Park amendment. (Rept. 16.)
subdivision, and for (See also Order No.
other purposes. 142.)
42 S. 283 A bill to amend the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Compact of Free Bingaman, Committee on
Bingaman and Association Amendments Energy and Natural
Domenici Act of 2003, and for Resources, without
other purposes. amendment. (Rept. 17.)
43 S. 320 A bill to provide for the Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Akaka and protection of Bingaman, Committee on
others paleontological Energy and Natural
resources on Federal Resources, without
lands, and for other amendment. (Rept. 18.)
purposes.
44 H.R. 57 An act to repeal certain Feb. 15, 2007.--Mr.
sections of the Act of Bingaman, Committee on
May 26, 1936, Energy and Natural
pertaining to the Resources, without
Virgin Islands. amendment. (Rept. 19.)
45 S. 641 A bill to express the Feb. 16, 2007.--Read the
Mr. McConnell sense of Congress that second time and placed
for Mr. Gregg no funds should be cut on the calendar.
off or reduced for
American troops in the
field which would
result in undermining
their safety or their
ability to complete
their assigned
missions.
46 S. 200 A bill to require the Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Ms. Murkowski Secretary of the Bingaman, Committee on
and Mr. Interior, acting Energy and Natural
Stevens through the Bureau of Resources, without
Reclamation and the amendment. (Rept. 20.)
United States (See also Order No.
Geological Survey, to 143.)
conduct a study on
groundwater resources
in the State of Alaska,
and for other purposes.
[[Page 17]]
47 S. 235 A bill to authorize the Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Ms. Cantwell Secretary of the Bingaman, Committee on
Interior to convey Energy and Natural
certain buildings and Resources, without
lands of the Yakima amendment. (Rept. 21.)
Project, Washington, to
the Yakima-Tieton
Irrigation District.
48 S. 263 A bill to amend the Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Smith Oregon Resource Bingaman, Committee on
and Wyden Conservation Act of Energy and Natural
1996 to reauthorize the Resources, without
participation of the amendment. (Rept. 22.)
Bureau of Reclamation
in the Deschutes River
Conservancy, and for
other purposes.
49 S. 264 A bill to authorize the Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Smith Bureau of Reclamation Bingaman, Committee on
and Wyden to participate in the Energy and Natural
rehabilitation of the Resources, with an
Wallowa Lake Dam in amendment in the nature
Oregon, and for other of a substitute. (Rept.
purposes. 23.)
50 S. 265 A bill to authorize the Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Wyden Secretary of the Bingaman, Committee on
Interior, acting Energy and Natural
through the Bureau of Resources, without
Reclamation, to conduct amendment. (Rept. 24.)
a water resource
feasibility study for
the Little Butte/Bear
Creek Subbasins in
Oregon.
51 S. 266 A bill to provide for the Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Smith modification of an Bingaman, Committee on
and Wyden amendatory repayment Energy and Natural
contract between the Resources, without
Secretary of the amendment. (Rept. 25.)
Interior and the North
Unit Irrigation
District, and for other
purposes.
52 S. 220 A bill to authorize early Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Craig repayment of Bingaman, Committee on
obligations to the Energy and Natural
Bureau of Reclamation Resources, without
within the A & B amendment. (Rept. 26.)
Irrigation District in
the State of Idaho.
53 S. 275 A bill to establish the Feb. 16, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Prehistoric Trackways Bingaman, Committee on
Bingaman and National Monument in Energy and Natural
Domenici the State of New Resources, with
Mexico. amendments. (Rept. 27.)
[[Page 18]]
58 H.R. 976 An act to amend the Feb. 26, 2007.--Read the
Internal Revenue Code second time and placed
of 1986 to provide tax on the calendar.
relief for small
businesses, and for
other purposes.
59 S. 316 A bill to prohibit brand Feb. 27, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Kohl and name drug companies Leahy, Committee on the
others from compensating Judiciary, without
generic drug companies amendment. (No written
to delay the entry of a report.)
generic drug into the
market.
61 S. Con. Res. Concurrent resolution Mar. 1, 2007.--Mr. Leahy,
10 honoring and praising Committee on the
Mrs. Clinton the National Judiciary, without
and others Association for the amendment, and with a
Advancement of Colored preamble. (No written
People on the occasion report.)
of its 98th
anniversary.
65 S. 84 A bill to establish a Mar. 1, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. McCain and United States Boxing Inouye, Committee on
others Commission to Commerce, Science, and
administer the Act, and Transportation, without
for other purposes. amendment. (Rept. 28.)
66 H.R. 800 An act to amend the Mar. 2, 2007.--Read the
National Labor second time and placed
Relations Act to on the calendar.
establish an efficient
system to enable
employees to form,
join, or assist labor
organizations, to
provide for mandatory
injunctions for unfair
labor practices during
organizing efforts, and
for other purposes.
67 S. 385 A bill to improve the Mar. 5, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Inouye and interoperability of Inouye, Committee on
others emergency Commerce, Science, and
communications Transportation, with
equipment. amendments, and an
amendment to the title.
(Rept. 30.)
68 S. 509 A bill to provide Mar. 5, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Inouye and improved aviation Inouye, Committee on
others security, and for other Commerce, Science, and
purposes. Transportation, with
amendments. (Rept. 31.)
[[Page 19]]
69 S. 763 A bill to provide the Mar. 5, 2007.--Mr. Dodd,
Mr. Dodd resources to protect Committee on Banking,
public transportation Housing, and Urban
from terrorism. Affairs, without
amendment. (An original
bill.) (Rept. 32.)
72 S.J. Res. 9 Joint resolution to Mar. 9, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Reid and revise United States second time and placed
others policy on Iraq. on the calendar.
76 H.R. 987 An act to endorse further Mar. 9, 2007.--Placed on
enlargement of the the calendar.
North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO) and
to facilitate the
timely admission of new
members to NATO, and
for other purposes.
77 H.R. 710 An act to amend the Mar. 14, 2007.--Placed on
National Organ the calendar.
Transplant Act to
provide that criminal
penalties do not apply
to paired donations of
human kidneys, and for
other purposes.
81 S. Res. 96 Resolution expressing the Mar. 15, 2007.--Mr.
Mrs. McCaskill sense of the Senate Leahy, Committee on the
and others that Harriett Woods Judiciary, without
will be remembered as a amendment, and with a
pioneer in women's preamble. (No written
politics. report.)
83 S. 965 A bill making emergency Mar. 22, 2007.--Mr. Byrd,
Mr. Byrd supplemental Committee on
appropriations for the Appropriations, without
fiscal year ending amendment. (An original
September 30, 2007, and bill.) (Rept. 37.)
for other purposes.
85 H.R. 545 An act to amend the Mar. 26, 2007.--Read the
Omnibus Crime Control second time and placed
and Safe Streets Act of on the calendar.
1968 to clarify that
territories and Indian
tribes are eligible to
receive grants for
confronting the use of
methamphetamine.
[[Page 20]]
86 S. 93 A bill to authorize NTIA Mar. 26, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Stevens to borrow against Inouye, Committee on
anticipated receipts of Commerce, Science, and
the Digital Television Transportation, without
Transition and Public amendment. (Rept. 38.)
Safety Fund to initiate
migration to a national
IP-enabled emergency
network capable of
receiving and
responding to all
citizen activated
emergency
communications.
87 S. 261 A bill to amend title 18, Mar. 26, 2007.--Mr.
Ms. Cantwell United States Code, to Leahy, Committee on the
and others strengthen prohibitions Judiciary, with an
against animal amendment. (No written
fighting, and for other report.)
purposes.
88 S. 627 A bill to amend the Mar. 26, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Harkin and Juvenile Justice and Leahy, Committee on the
others Delinquency Prevention Judiciary, without
Act of 1974 to improve amendment. (No written
the health and well- report.)
being of maltreated
infants and toddlers
through the creation of
a National Court Teams
Resource Center, to
assist local Court
Teams, and for other
purposes.
90 S. 39 A bill to establish a Mar. 27, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Stevens coordinated national Inouye, Committee on
ocean exploration Commerce, Science, and
program within the Transportation, with an
National Oceanic and amendment in the nature
Atmospheric of a substitute. (Rept.
Administration, and for 39.)
other purposes.
92 H.R. 580 An act to amend chapter Mar. 27, 2007.--Placed on
35 of title 28, United the calendar.
States Code, to provide
for a 120-day limit to
the term of a United
States attorney
appointed on an interim
basis by the Attorney
General, and for other
purposes.
93 S. 558 A bill to provide parity Mar. 27, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Domenici between health Kennedy, Committee on
and others insurance coverage of Health, Education,
mental health benefits Labor, and Pensions,
and benefits for with an amendment in
medical and surgical the nature of a
services. substitute. (Rept. 53.)
[[Page 21]]
94 S. 997 A bill to amend the Mar. 28, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Harkin Public Health Service second time and placed
Act to provide for on the calendar.
human embryonic stem
cell research.
95 S. 1001 A bill to restore Second Mar. 28, 2007.--Read the
Mrs. Hutchison Amendment rights in the second time and placed
and others District of Columbia. on the calendar.
96 S. 223 A bill to require Senate Mar. 28, 2007.--Mrs.
Mr. Feingold candidates to file Feinstein, Committee on
and others designations, Rules and
statements, and reports Administration, with an
in electronic forms. amendment. (No written
report.)
97 S. 358 A bill to prohibit Mar. 29, 2007.--Mr.
Ms. Snowe discrimination on the Kennedy, Committee on
basis of genetic Health, Education,
information with Labor, and Pensions,
respect to health with an amendment in
insurance and the nature of a
employment. substitute. (Rept. 48.)
98 S. 657 A bill to amend the Mar. 29, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Reed and Public Health Service Kennedy, Committee on
others Act to add requirements Health, Education,
regarding trauma care, Labor, and Pensions,
and for other purposes. with an amendment in
the nature of a
substitute. (No written
report.)
99 S. 845 A bill to direct the Mar. 29, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Enzi and Secretary of Health and Kennedy, Committee on
Ms. Mikulski Human Services to Health, Education,
expand and intensify Labor, and Pensions,
programs with respect with an amendment in
to research and related the nature of a
activities concerning substitute. (No written
elder falls. report.)
100 S. 624 A bill to amend the Mar. 29, 2007.--Mr.
Ms. Mikulski Public Health Service Kennedy, Committee on
and Mrs. Act to provide waivers Health, Education,
Hutchison relating to grants for Labor, and Pensions,
preventive health with an amendment in
measures with respect the nature of a
to breast and cervical substitute. (No written
cancers. report.)
[[Page 22]]
101 S. Res. 30 Resolution expressing the Mar. 29, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Biden and sense of the Senate Biden, Committee on
others regarding the need for Foreign Relations,
the United States to without amendment, and
address global climate with a preamble. (No
change through the written report.)
negotiation of fair and
effective international
commitments.
102 S. Res. 65 Resolution condemning the Mar. 29, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Biden and murder of Turkish- Biden, Committee on
others Armenian journalist and Foreign Relations, with
human rights advocate an amendment in the
Hrant Dink and urging nature of a substitute,
the people of Turkey to and an amendment to the
honor his legacy of preamble. (No written
tolerance. report.)
104 S. 556 A bill to reauthorize the Mar. 29, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Kennedy Head Start Act, and for Kennedy, Committee on
and others other purposes. Health, Education,
Labor, and Pensions,
with an amendment in
the nature of a
substitute. (Rept. 49.)
(See also Order No.
137.)
108 S. 322 A bill to establish an Apr. 10, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Dorgan and Indian youth telemental Dorgan, Committee on
others health demonstration Indian Affairs, with an
project. amendment. (Rept. 43.)
109 S. 375 A bill to waive Apr. 10, 2007.--Mr.
Messrs. Smith application of the Dorgan, Committee on
and Wyden Indian Self- Indian Affairs, without
Determination and amendment. (Rept. 44.)
Education Assistance
Act to a specific
parcel of real property
transferred by the
United States to 2
Indian tribes in the
State of Oregon, and
for other purposes.
110 S. 398 A bill to amend the Apr. 10, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Dorgan and Indian Child Protection Dorgan, Committee on
others and Family Violence Indian Affairs, without
Prevention Act to amendment. (Rept. 45.)
identify and remove
barriers to reducing
child abuse, to provide
for examinations of
certain children, and
for other purposes.
[[Page 23]]
111 S. 481 A bill to recruit and Apr. 10, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Conrad and retain more qualified Dorgan, Committee on
others individuals to teach in Indian Affairs, without
Tribal Colleges or amendment. (Rept. 46.)
Universities.
112 S. 613 A bill to enhance the Apr. 10, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Lugar and overseas stabilization Biden, Committee on
others and reconstruction Foreign Relations,
capabilities of the without amendment.
United States (Rept. 50.)
Government, and for
other purposes.
113 S. 442 A bill to provide for Apr. 10, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Durbin and loan repayment for Leahy, Committee on the
others prosecutors and public Judiciary, with
defenders. amendments. (Rept. 51.)
(Additional views
filed.)
114 S. 343 A bill to extend the Apr. 11, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Voinovich District of Columbia Lieberman, Committee on
and others College Access Act of Homeland Security and
1999. Governmental Affairs,
without amendment.
(Rept. 52.)
116 S. 193 A bill to increase Apr. 12, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Lugar and cooperation on energy Biden, Committee on
others issues between the Foreign Relations,
United States without amendment.
Government and foreign (Rept. 54.)
governments and
entities in order to
secure the strategic
and economic interests
of the United States,
and for other purposes.
118 S. 3 A bill to amend part D of Apr. 13, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Reid and title XVIII of the Baucus, Committee on
others Social Security Act to Finance, with an
provide for fair amendment in the nature
prescription drug of a substitute. (No
prices for Medicare written report.)
beneficiaries.
125 H.R. 493 An act to prohibit Apr. 30, 2007.--Read the
discrimination on the second time and placed
basis of genetic on the calendar.
information with
respect to health
insurance and
employment.
[[Page 24]]
126 S. 1248 A bill to provide for the Apr. 30, 2007.--Mrs.
Mrs. Boxer conservation and Boxer, Committee on
development of water Environment and Public
and related resources, Works, without
to authorize the amendment. (An original
Secretary of the Army bill.) (Rept. 58.) (See
to construct various also Order No. 128.)
projects for
improvements to rivers
and harbors of the
United States, and for
other purposes.
127 S. 849 A bill to promote Apr. 30, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Leahy and accessibility, Leahy, Committee on the
others accountability, and Judiciary, without
openness in Government amendment. (Rept. 59.)
by strengthening (Additional views
section 552 of title 5, filed.)
United States Code
(commonly referred to
as the Freedom of
Information Act), and
for other purposes.
128 H.R. 1495 An act to provide for the Apr. 30, 2007.--Placed on
conservation and the calendar. (See also
development of water Order No. 126.)
and related resources,
to authorize the
Secretary of the Army
to construct various
projects for
improvements to rivers
and harbors of the
United States, and for
other purposes.
129 H.R. 1332 An act to improve the May 1, 2007.--Read the
access to capital second time and placed
programs of the Small on the calendar.
Business
Administration, and for
other purposes.
130 H. Con. Res. Concurrent resolution May 2, 2007.--Placed on
118 congratulating the City the calendar.
of Chicago for being
chosen to represent the
United States in the
international
competition to host the
2016 Olympic and
Paralympic Games, and
encouraging the
International Olympic
Committee to select
Chicago as the site of
the 2016 Olympic and
Paralympic Games.
[[Page 25]]
131 S. 992 A bill to achieve May 3, 2007.--Mrs. Boxer,
Mrs. Boxer and emission reductions and Committee on
others cost savings through Environment and Public
accelerated use of Works, with amendments.
cost-effective lighting (Rept. 60.)
technologies in public
buildings, and for
other purposes.
132 S. 1301 A bill to preserve and May 4, 2007.--Read the
Mr. DeMint protect the free choice second time and placed
of individual employees on the calendar.
to form, join, or
assist labor
organizations, or to
refrain from such
activities.
133 S. 1305 A bill making emergency May 4, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Coburn war appropriations for second time and placed
American troops on the calendar.
overseas, without
unnecessary pork barrel
spending and without
mandating surrender or
retreat in Iraq, for
the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2007, and
for other purposes.
134 S. 735 A bill to amend title 18, May 4, 2007.--Mr. Leahy,
Messrs. United States Code, to Committee on the
Kennedy, improve the terrorist Judiciary, with an
Coleman, and hoax statute. amendment in the nature
Kyl of a substitute. (Rept.
61.)
135 S. 621 A bill to establish May 4, 2007.--Mr. Leahy,
Mr. Feingold commissions to review Committee on the
and others the facts and Judiciary, without
circumstances amendment. (Rept. 62.)
surrounding injustices
suffered by European
Americans, European
Latin Americans, and
Jewish refugees during
World War II.
136 S. 496 A bill to reauthorize and May 7, 2007.--Mrs. Boxer,
Mr. Voinovich improve the program Committee on
and others authorized by the Environment and Public
Appalachian Regional Works, with amendments.
Development Act of (Rept. 63.)
1965.
137 H.R. 1429 An act to reauthorize the May 7, 2007.--Placed on
Head Start Act, to the calendar. (See also
improve program Order No. 104.)
quality, to expand
access, and for other
purposes.
[[Page 26]]
138 H.R. 1867 An act to authorize May 7, 2007.--Placed on
appropriations for the calendar.
fiscal years 2008,
2009, and 2010 for the
National Science
Foundation, and for
other purposes.
139 S. 163 A bill to improve the May 7, 2007.--Mr. Kerry,
Mr. Kerry and disaster loan program Committee on Small
others of the Small Business Business and
Administration, and for Entrepreneurship, with
other purposes. an amendment in the
nature of a substitute.
(Rept. 64.)
140 S. 1321 A bill to enhance the May 7, 2007.--Mr.
Mr. Bingaman energy security of the Bingaman, Committee on
United Stated by Energy and Natural
promoting biofuels Resources, without
energy efficiency, and amendment. (An original
carbon capture and bill.) (Rept. 65.)
storage, and for other
purposes.
141 S. 1312 A bill to amend the May 8, 2007.--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.
142 H.R. 1080 An act to modify the May 8, 2007.--Placed on
boundaries of Grand the calendar. (See also
Teton National Park to Order No. 41.)
include certain land
within the GT Park
Subdivision, and for
other purposes.
143 H.R. 1114 An act to require the May 8, 2007.--Placed on
Secretary of the the calendar. (See also
Interior, acting Order No. 46.)
through the Bureau of
Reclamation and the
United States
Geological Survey, to
conduct a study on
groundwater resources
in the State of Alaska,
and for other purposes.
144 S. 1348 A bill to provide for May 10, 2007.--Read the
Mr. Reid and comprehensive second time and placed
others immigration reform, and on the calendar.
for other purposes.
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145 H.R. 2080 An act to amend the May 10, 2007.--Read the
District of Columbia second time and placed
Home Rule Act to on the calendar.
conform the District
charter to revisions
made by the Council of
the District of
Columbia relating to
public education.
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RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS OVER, UNDER THE RULE
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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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BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS READ THE FIRST TIME
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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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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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Feb. 5, 2007.
Motion entered by Mr. Reid to reconsider the vote by which the motion to
invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to consider S. 470 was not agreed
to (Roll Call Vote No. 44).
Apr. 18, 2007.
Motion entered by Mr. Reid to reconsider the vote by which the motion to
invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to consider S. 3 was not agreed to
(Roll Call Vote No. 132).
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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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S. Con. Congressional Senators Representatives
Res. 21 Resolution on Conrad, Spratt,
May 8, the Budget, Murray, DeLauro,
2007 2008 Wyden, Edwards,
May 9, Gregg, and Ryan of
2007 Domenici. Wisconsin,
(Senate acts and
first.) Barrett of
South
Carolina.
(House asks.)
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H.R. 4745 Supplemental SBA Disaster Loans, 2006.............................................. 2-15-06 2-15-06 * * * 2-17-06 * * * * * * * * * 2-18-06 109-174
H.R. 4939 Emergency Supplemental, 2006....................................................... 3-16-06 3-27-06 4-5-06 5-4-06 5-23-06 6-15-06 6-13-06 6-15-06 109-234
H.R. 5386 Interior, 2007..................................................................... 5-18-06 5-19-06 6-29-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 5385 Military Quality of Life and Veterans Affairs, 2007................................ 5-19-06 5-22-06 7-20-06 11-14-06 ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 5384 Agriculture, 2007.................................................................. 5-23-06 5-24-06 6-22-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 5427 Energy and Water, 2007............................................................. 5-24-06 5-25-06 6-29-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 5441 Homeland Security, 2007............................................................ 6-6-06 6-7-06 6-29-06 7-13-06 9-21-06 9-29-06 9-29-06 10-4-06 109-295
H.R. 5521 Legislative, 2007.................................................................. 6-7-06 6-7-06 6-22-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 5522 Foreign Operations, 2007........................................................... 6-9-06 6-12-06 7-10-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 5576 Transportation, Treasury, HUD, Judiciary, D.C., 2007............................... 6-14-06 6-15-06 7-26-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 5631 Defense, 2007 \1\.................................................................. 6-20-06 6-21-06 7-25-06 9-7-06 9-21-06 9-29-06 9-26-06 9-29-06 109-289
H.R. 5672 Science, State, Justice, Commerce, 2007............................................ 6-29-06 6-29-06 7-13-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3660 District of Columbia, 2007......................................................... * * * * * * 7-13-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
S. 3708 Labor, HHS, Education, 2007........................................................ * * * * * * 7-20-06 .......... ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.J. Res. 100 Further Continuing, 2007........................................................... 11-15-06 11-15-06 * * * 11-15-06 * * * * * * * * * 11-17-06 109-369
H.J. Res. 102 Further Continuing, 2007........................................................... 12-8-06 12-8-06 * * * 12-8-06 * * * * * * * * * 12-9-06 109-383
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H.J. Res. 20 Further Continuing, 2007........................................................... 1-31-07 1-31-07 2-1-07 2-14-07 * * * * * * * * * 2-15-07 110-5
S. 965 Emergency Supplemental, 2007....................................................... * * * * * * 3-22-07 (\1\) ........... .......... ............ .......... .........
H.R. 1591 Emergency Supplemental, 2007....................................................... 3-23-07 3-23-07 3-23-07 3-29-07 4-19-07 4-26-07 4-25-07 (\2\) .........
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\1\See H.R. 1591. \2\May 1, 2007, vetoed.