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An amendment in the nature of a substitute.
An amendment to change the methodology of the study on pay equity by requiring that the Commission conduct no new study but review instead all studies previously conducted by the O…
A technical amendment giving the Committee on Public Works final approval of certain building leasing agreements proposed by the GSA.
To provide for a 4-year extension of the Highway Trust Fund taxes, and for other purposes.
To authorize appropriations for certain highways in accordance with title 23, United States Code, and for other purposes.
To add provisions regarding highway safety.
To express the sense of the Congress regarding the use of rock salt on highways.
To provide for the use of tactile mobility aids in transportation projects.
To declare that the President should immediately take all appropriate actions to communicate with the Government of Japan to insure that the commitment made by Japan under the term…
Amendment 59722
To make a number of technical, conforming, and other amendments to the bill.
To strike title V.
To require a GAO study of "junk" securities which may be held by federally insured institutions.
To require the Federal Reserve System to pay for services provided to it by privately operated payments providers.
To authorize the National Commission on Dairy Policy to lease office space in the District of Columbia and to enter into contracts for necessary supplies and services.
To provide that the Federal Trade Commission can study and report on the business of insurance.
To require that any authorization of appropriations (or other authorization to provide budget authority) in the bill be funded in a manner that does not increase the deficit of the…
To strike section 205.
To provide the Interagency Council with access to the books and records of recipients of assistance.
To repeal D.C. Law 6-170.
To provide appropriate access to records of recipients of assistance.
To suspend the application of minimum planting requirements to agricultural producers who were subject to flooding as the result of damage to levees in 1986.
To ensure equitable treatment of cotton producers suffering losses due to drought, excessive heat, floods, hail, or excessive moisture in 1986.