Sec. 654a. Former Office of the Postmaster. |
Until the 102d
Congress, rule VI provided for an Office of the Postmaster, who
superintended the post offices of the House and the delivery of its
mail. The earlier form of the rule was adopted in 1838 and amended in
1880 (I, 270), 1911 (VI, 34), 1971 (H. Res. 5, 92d Cong., p. 144), and
1972 (H. Res. 1153, 92d Cong., pp. 36013-15). The Office of the
Postmaster was abolished during the 102d Congress by sections 2 and 5 of
the House Administrative Reform Resolution of 1992 (H. Res. 423, Apr. 9,
1992, p. ----).
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