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Members, 116th Congress
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Hearings, markups and business meetings, newest first. In the 116th Congress.
Kind Subject Status Date Meeting Business Meeting Cannon House Office Building 210 2 documents Scheduled Sep 24, 2020 Meeting Business Meeting Cannon House Office Building 210 1 document Scheduled Jul 31, 2020 Hearing Article One: Fostering a More Deliberative Process in Congress Cannon House Office Building 210 5 documents 3 witnesses Dr. Norman Ornstein Dr. Carolyn Lukensmeyer Dr. James Curry Scheduled Feb 5, 2020 Hearing Article One: Restoring Capacity and Equipping Congress to Better Serve the American People” Rayburn House Office Building 2020 6 documents 4 witnesses Dr. Rachel Potter Dr. Kevin Kosar, Vice President, Research Partnerships Ms. Elise Bean, Washington Co-Director Dr. John Hudak Scheduled Jan 14, 2020 Hearing Rules and Procedures in the U.S. House of Representatives: A Look at Reform Efforts and State Best Practices Cannon House Office Building 210 5 documents 3 witnesses Mr. Christopher Davis, Analyst on Congress and the Legislative Process, Congressional Research Service Dr. C. Evans Ms. Natalie Wood, Director, Center for Legislative Strengthening Rescheduled Dec 5, 2019 Hearing Administrative Efficiencies: Exploring Options to Streamline Operations in the U.S. House of Representatives Cannon House Office Building 210 2 documents 4 witnesses Mr. Michael Ptasienski, Inspector General Dr. R. Eric Petersen, Specialist in American National Government, Congressional Research Service Mr. Drew Willison, Former Senate Sergeant at Arms Ms. Teresa Gerton, President and CEO, National Academy of Public Administration Scheduled Nov 15, 2019 Hearing Congress and the Frank: Bringing Congressional Mailing Standards into the 21st Century Cannon House Office Building 210 7 documents 5 witnesses The Honorable Susan Davis, Member of Congress Mr. Josh Billigmeier Dr. Matt Glassman The Honorable Rodney Davis, Member of Congress Dr. Joshua Tucker Rescheduled Oct 31, 2019 Hearing The House Calendar and Schedule: Evaluating Practices and Challenges Capitol H-313 6 documents 4 witnesses Ms. Ida Brudnick, Specialist on Congress, Congressional Research Service Ms. Susan Schaar, Clerk of the Senate, Virginia General Assembly Mr. Charles Johnson Mr. Kyle Nevins Scheduled Oct 16, 2019
The committee's written reports, most on a bill it sent to the floor. In the 116th Congress.
Report Title Issued H. Rept. 116-561 Recommendations to Reclaim Congress' Article One Powers, Boost Staff Capacity, Improve the Schedule and Calendar, Improve the Budget and Appropriations Process, Identify Administrative Inefficiencies and Improve Technology and Continuity Oct 23, 2020 H. Rept. 116-560 Recommendations to Improve Continuity of Government and Congressional Operations Oct 16, 2020 H. Rept. 116-408 Recommendations to Encourage Civility and Bipartisanship in Congress, Streamline Processes and Save Taxpayer Dollars, and Increase the Quality of Constituent Communication Feb 25, 2020 H. Rept. 116-407 Recommendations to Streamline House Human Resources, Overhaul the Onboarding Process, Improve Member Continuing Education Opportunities, Modernize House Technology, and Improve Accessibility Feb 25, 2020 H. Rept. 116-406 Recommendations to Improve Transparency in the U.S. House of Representatives Feb 25, 2020
Reference documents the committee published: studies, compilations of law, rules. In the 116th Congress.
Print Title Text H. Prt. 116-5 Recommendations to Reclaim Congress' Article One Powers, Boost Staff Capacity, Improve the Schedule and Calendar, Improve the Budget and Appropriations Process, Identify Administrative Inefficiencies and Improve Technology and Continuity PDF · Text 116th Recommendations to Improve Continuity of Government and Congressional Operations PDF · Text 116th Recommendations to Encourage Civility and Bipartisanship in Congress, Streamline Processes and Save Taxpayer Dollars, and Increase the Quality of Constituent Communication PDF · Text 116th Recommendations to Streamline House Human Resources, Overhaul the Onboarding Process, Improve Member Continuing Education Opportunities, Modernize House Technology, and Improve Accessibility PDF · Text 116th Recommendations To Improve Transparency in the U.S. House Of Representatives PDF · Text
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