    [House Calendars for November 30, 2010 - 111th Congress, 2nd Session]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office]

      REPORTED BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN REFERRED TO COMMITTEES
                          UNDER TIME LIMITATIONS

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        No.                                Index Key and History of Bill
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                                   HOUSE BILLS

    H.R. 1174.--To establish the Federal
        Emergency Management Agency as a
        cabinet-level independent agency
        in the executive branch, and for
        other purposes. Referred to
        Transportation and
        Infrastructure and in addition
        to Homeland Security Feb. 25,
        2009. Reported amended from
        Transportation and
        Infrastructure Apr. 13, 2010;
        Rept. 111-459, Pt. I. Referral
        to Homeland Security extended
        Apr. 13, 2010 for a period
        ending not later than Sept. 30,
        2010. Referral to Homeland
        Security extended Sept. 30, 2010
        for a period ending not later
        than Dec. 3, 2010.

    H.R. 2267.--To amend title 31,
        United States Code, to provide
        for the licensing of Internet
        gambling activities by the
        Secretary of the Treasury, to
        provide for consumer protections
        on the Internet, to enforce the
        tax code, and for other
        purposes. Referred to Financial
        Services and in addition to
        Energy and Commerce, and the
        Judiciary May 6, 2009. Reported
        amended from Financial Services
        Sept. 29, 2010; Rept. 111-656,
        Pt. I. Referral to Energy and
        Commerce and the Judiciary
        extended Sept. 29, 2010 for a
        period ending not later than
        Nov. 19, 2010. The Judiciary
        discharged Nov. 19, 2010.
        Referral to Energy and Commerce
        extended Nov. 19, 2010 for a
        period ending not later than
        Nov. 30, 2010.

    H.R. 3376.--To amend title 46,
        United States Code, to ensure
        the traditional right of self-
        defense of United States
        mariners against acts of piracy,
        and for other purposes. Referred
        to Transportation and
        Infrastructure July 29, 2009.
        Reported from Transportation and
        Infrastructure Dec. 19, 2009;
        Rept. 111-386, Pt. I. Referred
        to the Judiciary and Homeland
        Security Dec. 19, 2009 for a
        period ending not later than
        Mar. 25, 2010. Referral to the
        Judiciary and Homeland Security
        extended Mar. 25, 2010 for a
        period ending not later than May
        28, 2010. Referral to the
        Judiciary and Homeland Security
        extended May 28, 2010 for a
        period ending not later than
        Aug. 6, 2010. Referral to the
        Judiciary and Homeland Security
        extended Aug. 6, 2010 for a
        period ending not later than
        Sept. 30, 2010. Referral to
        Homeland Security and the
        Judiciary extended Sept. 30,
        2010 for a period ending not
        later than Dec. 3, 2010.

    H.R. 5498.--To enhance homeland
        security by improving efforts to
        prevent, deter, prepare for,
        detect, attribute, respond to,
        and recover from an attack with
        a weapon of mass destruction,
        and for other purposes. Referred
        to Homeland Security and in
        addition to Energy and Commerce,
        Agriculture, Transportation and
        Infrastructure, Foreign Affairs,
        and Intelligence June 10, 2010.
        Reported amended from Homeland
        Security Nov. 18, 2010; Rept.
        111-659, Pt. I. Agriculture,
        Transportation and
        Infrastructure, Foreign Affairs,
        and Intelligence discharged Nov.
        18, 2010. Referral to Energy and
        Commerce extended Nov. 18, 2010
        for a period ending not later
        than Dec. 3, 2010.

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