Amendment103rd Congress
Amendment originally sought to reduce the State Department and Agency for International Development operating budgets and personnel by 10 percent for a total reduction of $370 million. \ As amended by the Berman substitute amendment (A002), the above was replaced with language which reduces the authorizations contained in the bill by $200 million--including a reduction of $75 million for assessed U.S. contributions to international organizations, $25 million for buildings overseas, $25 million for voluntary U.S. contributions to international organizations, and $20 million for diplomatic and consular programs.
- Amendment Number
- 104
- Description
- Amendment originally sought to reduce the State Department and Agency for International Development operating budgets and personnel by 10 percent for a total reduction of $370 million. \ As amended by the Berman substitute amendment (A002), the above was replaced with language which reduces the authorizations contained in the bill by $200 million--including a reduction of $75 million for assessed U.S. contributions to international organizations, $25 million for buildings overseas, $25 million for voluntary U.S. contributions to international organizations, and $20 million for diplomatic and consular programs.
- Purpose
- An amendment which reduces by 10% the bill's funding levels in FY 1994 and FY 1995 for the State Department and AID "operating accounts". The amendment does not reduce funds for emergency repairs, the office of inspector general, or the security costs of overseas missions. The amendment also decreases the number of State Department and AID employees worldwide by 10% from the number employed on the date of the bill's enactment.
- Congress
- 103
- Type
- HAMDT
- Latest Action Date
- Jun 22, 1993
- Latest Action Text
- On agreeing to the Roth amendment (A001) as amended Agreed to by recorded vote: 418 - 3 (Roll no. 250).
- Latest Action Time
- 16:15:19
- Submitted Date
- Jun 16, 1993
- Chamber
- House of Representatives
- Update Date
- Aug 15, 2021