House Calendars for December 31, 2012 - 112th Congress, 2nd Session-UNION CALENDAR

[House Calendars for December 31, 2012 - 112th Congress, 2nd Session]
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1. UNION CALENDAR
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No.
2011

Jan. 25 Referred to the Message of the 1
Committee of the President of the
Whole House on the United States to the
State of the Union. Congress on the
(H. Doc. 112-1) subject of the state
of the Union.

Rept. 112-12 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky Report on the Revised 5
Feb. 14 (Appropriations). Suballocation of
Budget Allocations
for Fiscal Year
2011.

H.R. 705 Mr. Camp (Ways and To amend the Internal 7
Feb. 22 Means). Revenue Code of 1986
Rept. 112-16 to repeal the
expansion of
information
reporting
requirements to
payments made to
corporations,
payments for
property and other
gross proceeds, and
rental property
expense payments,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 528 Mr. Upton (Energy and To require the 11
Mar. 2 Commerce). submission of a
Rept. 112-23 report to the
Congress on
parasitic disease
among poor
Americans.

H.R. 899 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend title 41, 18
Mar. 17 Government Reform). United States Code,
Rept. 112-37 to extend the sunset
date for certain
protests of task and
deliver order
contracts.

H.R. 1034 Mr. Camp (Ways and To amend the Internal 22
Mar. 29 Means). Revenue Code of 1986
Part I Rept. 112-44 to extend the
funding and
expenditure
authority of the
Airport and Airway
Trust Fund.

Mar. 29
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
discharged

Rept. 112-48 Mr. Issa (Oversight and Report on Oversight 23
Mar. 31 Government Reform). Plans for All House
Committees.

H.R. 970 Mr. Hall (Science, To reauthorize the civil 26
Apr. 4 Space, and aviation research
Technology). and development
Rept. 112-52 projects and
activities of the
Federal Aviation
Administration, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 1232 Mr. Camp (Ways and To amend the Internal 27
Apr. 6 Means). Revenue Code of 1986
Rept. 112-55 to eliminate certain
tax benefits
relating to
abortion.

H.R. 1215 Mr. Upton (Energy and To amend title V of the 31
Apr. 27 Commerce). Social Security Act
Rept. 112-63 to convert funding
for personal
responsibility
education programs
from direct
appropriations to an
authorization of
appropriations.

H.R. 1800 Mr. Smith of Texas To temporarily extend 40
May 18 (Judiciary). expiring provisions
Part I Rept. 112-79 of the USA PATRIOT
Improvement and
Reauthorization Act
of 2005 relating to
access to business
records and roving
wiretaps and to
permanently extend
expiring provisions
of the Intelligence
Reform and Terrorism
Prevention Act of
2004 relating to
individual
terrorists as agents
of foreign powers.

May 18
Intelligence
discharged

H.R. 1745 Mr. Camp (Ways and To improve jobs, 48
May 23 Means). opportunity,
Part I Rept. 112-87 benefits, and
services for
unemployed
Americans, and for
other purposes.

May 23
Budget
discharged

H.R. 1667 Mr. Bachus (Financial To postpone the date for 51
May 27 Services). the transfer of
Rept. 112-93 functions to the
Bureau of Consumer
Financial Protection
if the Bureau does
not yet have a
Director in place.

July 19
Supplemental
Part II

Rept. 112-96 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky Report on the 53
June 1 (Appropriations). Suballocation of the
Budget Allocations
for Fiscal Year
2012.

H.R. 672 Mr. Daniel E. Lungren of To terminate the 55
June 2 California (House Election Assistance
Part I Administration). Commission, and for
Rept. 112-100 other purposes.
(Failed of passage under
suspension of the
rules June 22,
2011.)

June 2
Science,
Space, and
Technology
discharged

Rept. 112-104 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky Report on the Revised 58
June 14 (Appropriations). Suballocation of
Budget Allocations
for Fiscal Year
2012.

H.R. 1891 Mr. Kline (Education and To repeal ineffective or 60
June 14 the Workforce). unnecessary
Rept. 112-106 education programs
in order to restore
the focus of Federal
programs on quality
elementary and
secondary education
programs for
disadvantaged
students.

H.R. 1121 Mr. Bachus (Financial To replace the Director 61
June 16 Services). of the Bureau of
Rept. 112-107 Consumer Financial
Protection with a
five person
Commission.

July 19
Supplemental
Part II

H.R. 1573 Mr. Bachus (Financial To facilitate 63
June 16 Services). implementation of
Part I title VII of the
Dodd-Frank Wall
Street Reform and
Consumer Protection
Act, promote
regulatory
coordination, and
avoid market
disruption.

June 16 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture).
Part II Rept. 112-109

Rept. 112-112 Mr. Hall (Science, Semiannual Report of 65
June 22 Space, and Activities of the
Technology). Committee on
Science, Space, and
Technology for the
112th Congress.

H.R. 1470 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend title 5, United 67
June 23 Government Reform). States Code, to
Rept. 112-116 extend the
probationary period
applicable to
appointments in the
civil service, and
for other purposes.

Rept. 112-119 Mr. Smith of Texas First Semiannual Report 69
June 24 (Judiciary). on the Activities of
the Committee on the
Judiciary for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-120 Mr. Miller of Florida First Semiannual Report 70
June 24 (Veterans' Affairs). of the Activities of
the Committee on
Veterans' Affairs
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-121 Mr. Bachus (Financial First Semiannual Report 71
June 24 Services). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Financial Services
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-122 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture). First Semiannual Report 72
June 24 on the Activities of
the Committee on
Agriculture for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-123 Mr. McKeon (Armed First Semiannual Report 73
June 24 Services). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Armed Services for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-124 Mr. Mica (Transportation First Semiannual Report 74
June 24 and Infrastructure). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Transportation and
Infrastructure for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-125 Mr. Upton (Energy and First Semiannual 75
June 28 Commerce). Activity Report of
the Committee on
Energy and Commerce
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-126 Ms. Ros-Lehtinen First Semiannual 76
June 28 (Foreign Affairs). Legislative Review
and Oversight
Activities Report of
the Committee on
Foreign Affairs for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-127 Mr. King of New York First Semiannual Report 77
June 28 (Homeland Security). on Legislative and
Oversight Activities
of the Committee on
Homeland Security
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-128 Mr. Issa (Oversight and First Semiannual Report 78
June 28 Government Reform). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Oversight and
Government Reform
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-129 Mr. Dreier (Rules). First Semiannual Survey 79
June 28 of Activities of the
House Committee on
Rules for the First
Quarter of the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-130 Mr. Camp (Ways and First Semiannual Report 80
June 28 Means). on the Legislative
and Oversight
Activities of the
Committee on Ways
and Means for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-132 Mr. Hastings of First Semiannual Report 82
July 1 Washington (Natural of the Activities of
Resources). the Committee on
Natural Resources
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-133 Mr. Kline (Education and First Semiannual Report 83
July 1 the Workforce). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Education and the
Workforce for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-134 Mr. Rogers of Michigan First Semiannual Report 84
July 1 (Intelligence). on the Activities of
the Permanent Select
Committee on
Intelligence for the
112th Congress.

H.R. 1425 Mr. Hall (Science, To reauthorize and 85
May 26 Space, and improve the SBIR and
Part I Technology). STTR programs, and
for other purposes.

July 1 Mr. Graves of Missouri
Part II (Small Business).
Rept. 112-90

July 1
Armed
Services
discharged

H.R. 2434 Mrs. Emerson Making appropriations 86
July 7 (Appropriations). for financial
Rept. 112-136 services and general
government for the
fiscal year ending
September 30, 2012,
and for other
purposes.

Rept. 112-137 Mr. Daniel E. Lungren of First Semiannual Report 87
July 7 California (House on the Activities of
Administration). the Committee on
House Administration
for the 112th
Congress.

H.R. 1062 Mr. Bachus (Financial To amend the Dodd-Frank 90
July 12 Services). Wall Street Reform
Rept. 112-142 and Consumer
Protection Act to
repeal certain
additional
disclosure
requirements, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 1082 Mr. Bachus (Financial To amend the Investment 91
July 12 Services). Advisers Act of 1940
Rept. 112-143 to provide a
registration
exemption for
private equity fund
advisers, and for
other purposes.

Rept. 112-145 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky First Semiannual Report 92
July 12 (Appropriations). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Appropriations for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-146 Mr. Graves of Missouri First Semiannual Report 93
July 13 (Small Business). on the Activity of
the Committee on
Small Business for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-147 Mr. Ryan of Wisconsin First Semiannual 94
July 14 (Budget). Activities and
Summary Report of
the Committee on the
Budget for the 112th
Congress.

H.R. 2584 Mr. Simpson Making appropriations 97
July 19 (Appropriations). for the Department
Rept. 112-151 of the Interior,
environment, and
related agencies for
the fiscal year
ending September 30,
2012, and for other
purposes.

H.R. 643 Mr. Hastings of To provide for the 106
July 20 Washington (Natural exchange of certain
Resources). land located in the
Rept. 112-161 Arapaho-Roosevelt
National Forests in
the State of
Colorado, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 2596 Mr. Wolf Making appropriations 113
July 20 (Appropriations). for Departments of
Rept. 112-169 Commerce and
Justice, and
Science, and Related
Agencies for the
fiscal year ending
September 30, 2012,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 966 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend Rule 11 of the 114
July 21 (Judiciary). Federal Rules of
Rept. 112-174 Civil Procedure to
improve attorney
accountability, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 1670 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Sikes Act 115
July 21 Washington (Natural to improve the
Part I Resources). application of that
Rept. 112-175 Act to State-owned
facilities used for
the national
defense.

July 21
Armed
Services
discharged

H.R. 2445 Mr. Kline (Education and To amend the Elementary 119
July 25 the Workforce). and Secondary
Rept. 112-180 Education Act of
1965 to provide
States and local
educational agencies
with maximum
flexibility in using
Federal funds
provided under such
Act, and for other
purposes.

H.R. 1751 Mr. Bachus (Financial To amend the National 124
Aug. 1 Services). Manufactured Housing
Rept. 112-191 Construction and
Safety Standards Act
of 1974 to require
that weather radios
be installed in all
manufactured homes
manufactured or sold
in the United
States.

H.R. 1539 Mr. Bachus (Financial To repeal section 939G 125
Aug. 12 Services). of the Dodd-Frank
Rept. 112-196 Wall Street Reform
and Consumer
Protection Act and
to restore
Securities and
Exchange Commission
Rule 436(g) repealed
by such section.

H.R. 2552 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 18, 130
Sept. 8 (Judiciary). United States Code,
Rept. 112-202 to change the state
of mind requirement
for certain identity
theft offenses, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 963 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend the Homeland 131
Sept. 12 (Judiciary). Security Act of 2002
Rept. 112-204 to provide immunity
for reports of
suspected terrorist
activity or
suspicious behavior
and response.

H.R. 908 Mr. Upton (Energy and To extend the authority 139
Sept. 19 Commerce). of the Secretary of
Rept. 112-211 Homeland Security to
maintain the
Chemical Facility
Anti-Terrorism
Standards program.

H.R. 1258 Mr. Hastings of To provide for the 143
Sept. 23 Washington (Natural conveyance of
Resources). parcels of land to
Rept. 112-220 Mantua, Box Elder
County, Utah.

H.R. 2583 Ms. Ros-Lehtinen To authorize 145
Sept. 23 (Foreign Affairs). appropriations for
Rept. 112-223 the Department of
State for fiscal
year 2012, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 258 Mr. Hastings of To require the Office of 161
Oct. 14 Washington (Natural Management and
Part I Resources). Budget to prepare a
Rept. 112-245 crosscut budget for
restoration
activities in the
Chesapeake Bay
watershed, to
require the
Environmental
Protection Agency to
develop and
implement an
adaptive management
plan, and for other
purposes.

Oct. 14
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
discharged

H.R. 2011 Mr. Hastings of To require the Secretary 164
Oct. 14 Washington (Natural of the Interior to
Resources). conduct an
Rept. 112-248 assessment of the
capability of the
Nation to meet our
current and future
demands for the
minerals critical to
United States
manufacturing
competitiveness and
economic and
national security in
a time of expanding
resource
nationalism, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 2150 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Naval 165
Oct. 14 Washington (Natural Petroleum Reserves
Resources). Production Act of
Rept. 112-249 1976 to direct the
Secretary of the
Interior to conduct
an expeditious
program of
competitive leasing
of oil and gas in
the National
Petroleum Reserve in
Alaska, including at
least one lease sale
in the Reserve each
year in the period
2011 through 2021,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 2170 Mr. Hastings of Streamlining Federal 166
Oct. 14 Washington (Natural review to facilitate
Resources). renewable energy
Rept. 112-250 projects.

H.R. 2171 Mr. Hastings of To promote timely 167
Oct. 14 Washington (Natural exploration for
Resources). geothermal resources
Rept. 112-251 under existing
geothermal leases,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 2173 Mr. Hastings of To facilitate the 168
Oct. 14 Washington (Natural development of
Resources). offshore wind energy
Rept. 112-252 resources.

H.R. 1932 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend the Immigration 171
Oct. 18 (Judiciary). and Nationality Act
Rept. 112-255 to provide for
extensions of
detention of certain
aliens ordered
removed, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 1439 Mr. Smith of Texas To regulate certain 173
Oct. 21 (Judiciary). State taxation of
Rept. 112-257 interstate commerce,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 2840 Mr. Mica (Transportation To amend the Federal 178
Nov. 3 and Infrastructure). Water Pollution
Rept. 112-266 Control Act to
regulate discharges
from commercial
vessels, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 1165 Mr. King of New York To amend title 49, 181
Nov. 4 (Homeland Security). United States Code,
Rept. 112-270 to establish an
Ombudsman Office
within the
Transportation
Security
Administration for
the purpose of
enhancing
transportation
security by
providing
confidential,
informal, and
neutral assistance
to address work-
place related
problems of
Transportation
Security
Administration
employees, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 2839 Mr. Mica (Transportation To suppress the threat 183
Nov. 10 and Infrastructure). of piracy on the
Part I Rept. 112-273 high seas, and for
other purposes.

Nov. 10
Armed
Services
discharged

H.R. 704 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend the Immigration 185
Nov. 10 (Judiciary). and Nationality Act
Rept. 112-275 to eliminate the
diversity immigrant
program.

H.R. 1408 Mr. Hastings of To provide for the 188
Nov. 10 Washington (Natural settlement of
Resources). certain claims under
Rept. 112-280 the Alaska Native
Claims Settlement
Act, and for other
purposes.

H.R. 585 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 190
Nov. 16 (Small Business). Business Act to
Rept. 112-288 provide for the
establishment and
approval of small
business concern
size standards by
the Chief Counsel
for Advocacy of the
Small Business
Administration.

H.R. 1158 Mr. Hastings of To authorize the 199
Dec. 1 Washington (Natural conveyance of
Resources). mineral rights by
Rept. 112-299 the Secretary of the
Interior in the
State of Montana,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 2172 Mr. Hastings of To facilitate the 200
Dec. 1 Washington (Natural development of wind
Part I Resources). energy resources on
Rept. 112-300 Federal lands.

Dec. 1
Agriculture
discharged

H.R. 2803 Mr. Hastings of To direct the Secretary 202
Dec. 1 Washington (Natural of the Interior,
Resources). acting through the
Rept. 112-302 Bureau of Ocean
Energy Management,
Regulation and
Enforcement, to
conduct a
technological
capability
assessment, survey,
and economic
feasibility study
regarding recovery
of minerals, other
than oil and natural
gas, from the
shallow and deep
seabed of the United
States.

H.R. 991 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Marine 208
Dec. 1 Washington (Natural Mammal Protection
Resources). Act of 1972 to allow
Rept. 112-308 importation of polar
bear trophies taken
in sport hunts in
Canada before the
date the polar bear
was determined to be
a threatened species
under the Endangered
Species Act of 1973.

H.R. 850 Mr. Hastings of To facilitate a proposed 209
Dec. 1 Washington (Natural project in the Lower
Resources). St. Croix Wild and
Rept. 112-309 Scenic River, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 2369 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 36, 212
Dec. 5 (Judiciary). United States Code,
Rept. 112-313 to provide for an
additional power for
the American Legion
under its Federal
charter.

H.R. 2815 Mr. Smith of Texas To revise the Federal 213
Dec. 5 (Judiciary). charter for the Blue
Rept. 112-314 Star Mothers of
America, Inc., to
reflect a change in
eligibility
requirements for
membership.

H.R. 1466 Mr. Hastings of To resolve the status of 217
Dec. 8 Washington (Natural certain persons
Part I Resources). legally residing in
Rept. 112-319 the Commonwealth of
the Northern Mariana
Islands under the
immigration laws of
the United States.

Dec. 8
Judiciary
discharged

H.R. 3069 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Marine 220
Dec. 8 Washington (Natural Mammal Protection
Resources). Act of 1972 to
Rept. 112-322 reduce predation on
endangered Columbia
River salmon and
other nonlisted
species, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 2829 Ms. Ros-Lehtinen To promote transparency, 221
Dec. 8 (Foreign Affairs). accountability, and
Rept. 112-323 reform within the
United Nations
system, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 2167 Mr. Bachus (Financial To amend the Securities 223
Dec. 12 Services). Exchange Act of 1934
Rept. 112-327 to change the
threshold number of
shareholders for
required
registration under
that Act.

H.R. 1981 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 18, 224
Nov. 10 (Judiciary). United States Code,
Part I Rept. 112-281 with respect to
child pornography
and child
exploitation
offenses.

Dec. 16
Energy and
Commerce
discharged

H.R. 3029 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To reduce the size of 225
Dec. 19 Government Reform). the Federal
Rept. 112-334 workforce through
attrition, and for
other purposes.

Rept. 112-337 Mr. Upton (Energy and Second Semiannual 226
Dec. 21 Commerce). Report of the
Activites of the
Committee on Energy
and Commerce for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-338 Mr. Kline (Education and Second Semiannual 227
Dec. 22 the Workforce). Report on the
Activities of the
Committee on
Education and the
Workforce During the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-339 Mr. Graves of Missouri Second Semiannual 228
Dec. 22 (Small Business). Report on the
Activity of the
Committee on Small
Business During the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-340 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture). Second Semiannual 229
Dec. 22 Report on the
Activity of the
Committee on
Agriculture During
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-341 Mr. Miller of Florida Second Semiannual 230
Dec. 22 (Veterans' Affairs). Report of the
Activities of the
Committee on
Veterans' Affairs
During the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-346 Mr. Hastings of Second Semiannual 231
Dec. 23 Washington (Natural Report of the
Resources). Legislative and
Oversight Activities
of the Committee on
Natural Resources
During the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-347 Mr. Hall (Science, Second Semiannual 232
Dec. 23 Space, and Report of Activities
Technology). of the Committee on
Science, Space, and
Technology for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-348 Mr. Mica (Transportation Second Semiannual 233
Dec. 23 and Infrastructure). Summary of the
Activites of the
Committee on
Transportation and
Infrastructure for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-349 Mr. Issa (Oversight and Second Semiannual 234
Dec. 23 Government Reform). Report of the
Activities of the
Committee on
Oversight and
Government Reform
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-350 Ms. Ros-Lehtinen Second Semiannual 235
Dec. 27 (Foreign Affairs). Legislative Review
and Oversight
Activities of the
Committee on Foreign
Affairs for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-351 Mr. King of New York Second Semiannual 236
Dec. 28 (Homeland Security). Report on
Legislative and
Oversight Activities
of the Committee on
Homeland Security.

Rept. 112-352 Mr. Smith of Texas Second Semiannual 237
Dec. 29 (Judiciary). Activity Report of
the Committee on the
Judiciary of the
United States House
of Representatives
for the Period
January 5, 2011
through November 30,
2011.

Rept. 112-353 Mr. Rogers of Michigan Second Semiannual 238
Dec. 29 (Intelligence). Report of the
Activity of the
House Permanent
Select Committee on
Intelligence for the
One Hundred and
Twelfth Congress.

Rept. 112-354 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky Second Semiannual 239
Dec. 30 (Appropriations). Report on Activities
of the Committee on
Appropriations
During the 112th
Congress, First
Session.

Rept. 112-355 Mr. Bachus (Financial Second Semiannual 240
Dec. 30 Services). Report on the
Activities of the
Committee on
Financial Services
During the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-356 Mr. Camp (Ways and Second Semiannual 241
Dec. 30 Means). Report on the
Legislative and
Oversight Activities
of the Committee on
Ways and Means
During the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-357 Mr. Dreier (Rules). Second Semiannual 242
Dec. 30 Survey of Activities
of the House
Committee on Rules
for the First
Session of the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-358 Mr. Ryan of Wisconsin Second Semiannual 243
Dec. 30 (Budget). Activities and
Summary Report of
the Committee on the
Budget Second
Quarter 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-359 Mr. McKeon (Armed Second Semiannual 244
Dec. 30 Services). Report on the
Activities of the
Committee on Armed
Services for the One
Hundred Twelfth
Congress.

Rept. 112-360 Mr. Daniel E. Lungren of Second Semiannual 245
Dec. 30 California (House Report on the
Administration). Activities of the
Committee on House
Administration
During the One
Hundred Twelfth
Congress.

2012

H.R. 2059 Ms. Ros-Lehtinen To prohibit funding to 246
Jan. 17 (Foreign Affairs). the United Nations
Rept. 112-361 Population Fund.

H.R. 1221 Mr. Bachus (Financial To suspend the current 247
Jan. 17 Services). compensation
Part I Rept. 112-366 packages for the
senior executives of
Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac and
establish
compensation for
such positions in
accordance with
rates of pay for
senior employees in
the Executive Branch
of the Federal
Government, and for
other purposes.

Jan. 17
Oversight and
Government
Reform
discharged

H.R. 200 Mr. Hastings of To direct the Secretary 248
Jan. 18 Washington (Natural of the Interior to
Resources). conduct a study of
Rept. 112-367 water resources in
the Rialto-Colton
Basin in the State
of California, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 2752 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Mineral 252
Jan. 18 Washington (Natural Leasing Act to
Resources). authorize the
Rept. 112-371 Secretary of the
Interior to conduct
onshore oil and gas
lease sales through
Internet-based live
lease sales, and for
other purposes.

Jan. 24 Referred to the Message of the 256
Committee of the President of the
Whole House on the United States to the
State of the Union. Congress on the
(H. Doc. 112-76) subject of the state
of the Union.

H.R. 3575 Mr. Dreier (Rules). To amend the 260
Jan. 31 Rept. 112-379 Congressional Budget
Part I Act of 1974 to
establish joint
resolutions on the
budget, and for
other purposes.

Jan. 31
Budget
discharged

H.R. 2586 Mr. Bachus (Financial To refine the definition 266
Dec. 23 Services). of swap execution
Part I facility in the
provisions
regulating swap
markets added by
title VII of the
Dodd-Frank Wall
Street Reform and
Consumer Protection
Act.

Feb. 8 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture).
Part II Rept. 112-345

H.R. 3527 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture). To amend the Commodity 270
Feb. 8 Rept. 112-391 Exchange Act to
clarify the
definition of swap
dealer.

H.R. 2484 Mr. Hall (Science, To reauthorize the 271
Dec. 16 Space, and Harmful Algal Bloom
Part I Technology). and Hypoxia Research
Rept. 112-333 and Control Act of
1998 to include a
comprehensive and
integrated strategy
to address harmful
algal blooms and
hypoxia, to provide
for the development
and implementation
of a comprehensive
research plan and
action strategy to
reduce harmful algal
blooms and hypoxia,
and for other
purposes.

Feb. 9
Natural
Resources
discharged

H.R. 3407 Mr. Hastings of To direct the Secretary 273
Feb. 9 Washington (Natural of the Interior to
Resources). establish and
Rept. 112-393 implement a
competitive oil and
gas leasing program
for the exploration,
development, and
production of the
oil and gas
resources of the
Coastal Plain of
Alaska, to ensure
secure energy
supplies for the
continental Pacific
Coast of the United
States, lower
prices, and reduce
imports, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 3813 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend title 5, United 274
Feb. 9 Government Reform). States Code, to
Part I Rept. 112-394 secure the annuities
of Federal civilian
employees, and for
other purposes.

Feb. 9
House
Administration
discharged

H.R. 3410 Mr. Hastings of To require the Secretary 275
Feb. 9 Washington (Natural of the Interior to
Resources). conduct certain
Rept. 112-395 offshore oil and gas
lease sales, to
provide fair and
equitable revenue
sharing for all
coastal States, to
formulate future
offshore energy
development plans in
areas with the most
potential, to
generate revenue for
American
infrastructure, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 3864 Mr. Camp (Ways and To amend the Internal 276
Feb. 9 Means). Revenue Code of 1986
Part I Rept. 112-396 to extend
authorities relating
to the Highway Trust
Fund, to provide
revenues for highway
programs, and for
other purposes.

Feb. 9
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
discharged

H.R. 7 Mr. Mica (Transportation To authorize funds for 277
Feb. 13 and Infrastructure). Federal-aid highway,
Rept. 112-397 public
transportation, and
highway and motor
carrier safety
programs, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 1741 Mr. Smith of Texas To authorize the 283
Mar. 8 (Judiciary). Secretary of
Part I Rept. 112-411 Homeland Security
and the Secretary of
State to refuse or
revoke visas to
aliens if in the
security or foreign
policy interests of
the United States,
to require the
Secretary of
Homeland Security to
review visa
applications before
adjudication, to
provide for the
immediate
dissemination of
visa revocation
information, and for
other purposes.

Mar. 8
Homeland
Security
discharged

H.R. 452 Mr. Camp (Ways and To repeal the provisions 284
Mar. 13 Means). of the Patient
Part I Protection and
Affordable Care Act
providing for the
Independent Payment
Advisory Board.

Mar. 16 Mr. Upton (Energy and
Part II Commerce).
Rept. 112-412

Mar. 16
Rules
discharged

H.R. 2309 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To restore the financial 291
Jan. 17 Government Reform). solvency of the
Part I United States Postal
Service and to
ensure the efficient
and affordable
nationwide delivery
of mail.

Mar. 29 Mr. Dreier (Rules).
Part II Rept. 112-363

S. 897 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Surface 296
Apr. 16 Washington (Natural Mining Control and
Resources). Reclamation Act of
Rept. 112-429 1977 to clarify that
uncertified States
and Indian tribes
have the authority
to use certain
payments for certain
noncoal reclamation
projects and acid
mine remediation
programs.

H.R. 1545 Mr. Hastings of To establish the Waco 297
Apr. 16 Washington (Natural Mammoth National
Resources). Monument in the
Rept. 112-430 State of Texas, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 2915 Mr. Hastings of To repeal the Western 298
Apr. 16 Washington (Natural Area Power
Resources). Administration
Rept. 112-431 borrowing authority,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 1505 Mr. Hastings of To prohibit the 312
Apr. 17 Washington (Natural Secretaries of the
Part I Resources). Interior and
Rept. 112-448 Agriculture from
taking action on
public lands which
impede border
security on such
lands, and for other
purposes.

Apr. 17
Agriculture
and Homeland
Security
discharged

H.R. 1335 Mr. Hastings of To revise the boundaries 313
Apr. 19 Washington (Natural of the Gettysburg
Resources). National Military
Rept. 112-449 Park to include the
Gettysburg Train
Station, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 2362 Mr. Hastings of To facilitate economic 315
Apr. 19 Washington (Natural development by
Resources). Indian tribes and
Rept. 112-451 encourage investment
by Turkish
enterprises.
(Failed of passage under
suspension of the
rules July 23,
2012.)

H.R. 3452 Mr. Hastings of To provide for the sale 316
Apr. 19 Washington (Natural of approximately 30
Resources). acres of Federal
Rept. 112-452 land in Uinta-
Wasatch-Cache
National Forest in
Salt Lake County,
Utah, to permit the
establishment of a
minimally invasive
transportation
alternative for
skiers, called
``SkiLink'', to
connect two ski
resorts in the
Wasatch Mountains,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 2308 Mr. Bachus (Financial To improve the 317
Apr. 25 Services). consideration by the
Rept. 112-453 Securities and
Exchange Commission
of the costs and
benefits of its
regulations and
orders.

H.R. 3989 Mr. Kline (Education and To support State and 320
Apr. 27 the Workforce). local accountability
Rept. 112-458 for public
education, inform
parents of their
schools'
performance, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 3990 Mr. Kline (Education and To encourage effective 321
Apr. 27 the Workforce). teachers in the
Part I Rept. 112-459 classrooms of the
United States and
innovative education
programs in our
Nation's schools.

Apr. 27
Armed
Services and
Financial
Services
discharged

Rept. 112-465 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky Report on the 325
May 8 (Appropriations). Suballocation of
Budget Allocations
for Fiscal Year
2013.

H.R. 2179 Mr. King of New York To amend title 49, 328
May 8 (Homeland Security). United States Code,
Rept. 112-468 to direct the
Assistant Secretary
of Homeland Security
(Transportation
Security
Administration) to
transfer unclaimed
money recovered at
airport security
checkpoints to
United Service
Organizations,
Incorporated, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 4966 Mr. Ryan of Wisconsin To amend the Balanced 329
May 9 (Budget). Budget and Emergency
Part I Rept. 112-469 Deficit Control Act
of 1985 to replace
the sequester
established by the
Budget Control Act
of 2011.

May 9
Rules
discharged

H.R. 1840 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture). To improve consideration 337
May 16 Rept. 112-482 by the Commodity
Futures Trading
Commission of the
costs and benefits
of its regulations
and orders.

H.R. 373 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend the Unfunded 338
May 16 Government Reform). Mandates Reform Act
Part I Rept. 112-483 of 1995 to ensure
that actions taken
by regulatory
agencies are subject
to that Act, and for
other purposes.

May 16
Rules, Budget
and Judiciary
discharged

H.R. 3433 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend title 31, 339
May 16 Government Reform). United States Code,
Rept. 112-484 to provide
transparency and
require certain
standards in the
award of Federal
grants, and for
other purposes.

Rept. 112-489 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky Revised Suballocation 342
May 22 (Appropriations). of Budget
Allocations for
Fiscal Year 2013.

H.R. 5857 Ms. Granger Making appropriations 347
May 25 (Appropriations). for the Department
Rept. 112-494 of State, foreign
operations, and
related programs for
the fiscal year
ending September 30,
2013, and for other
purposes.

H.R. 3541 Mr. Smith of Texas To prohibit 349
May 29 (Judiciary). discrimination
Rept. 112-496 against the unborn
on the basis of sex
or race, and for
other purposes.
(Failed of passage under
suspension of the
rules May 31, 2012.)

H.R. 460 Mr. Hastings of To authorize the 356
May 30 Washington (Natural Secretary of the
Part I Resources). Interior to
Rept. 112-503 facilitate the
development of
hydroelectric power
on the Diamond Fork
System of the
Central Utah
Project.

May 30
Budget
discharged

H.R. 4607 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To ensure economy and 361
June 1 Government Reform). efficiency of
Part I Rept. 112-513 Federal Government
operations by
establishing a
moratorium on
midnight rules
during a President's
final days in
office, and for
other purposes.

June 1
Judiciary
discharged

H.R. 1004 Mr. Camp (Ways and To amend the Internal 363
June 5 Means). Revenue Code of 1986
Rept. 112-515 to increase
participation in
medical flexible
spending
arrangements.

H.R. 5842 Mr. Camp (Ways and To amend the Internal 364
June 5 Means). Revenue Code of 1986
Rept. 112-516 to repeal the
amendments made by
the Patient
Protection and
Affordable Care Act
which disqualify
expenses for over-
the-counter drugs
under health savings
accounts and health
flexible spending
arrangements.

H.R. 5858 Mr. Camp (Ways and To amend the Internal 365
June 5 Means). Revenue Code of 1986
Rept. 112-517 to improve health
savings accounts,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 4471 Mr. Upton (Energy and To require analyses of 366
June 6 Commerce). the cumulative
Rept. 112-519 impacts of certain
rules and actions of
the Environmental
Protection Agency
that impact
gasoline, diesel
fuel, and natural
gas prices, jobs,
and the economy, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 901 Mr. King of New York To amend the Homeland 368
Sept. 26 (Homeland Security). Security Act of 2002
Part I Rept. 112-224 to codify the
requirement that the
Secretary of
Homeland Security
maintain chemical
facility anti-
terrorism security
regulations.

June 8
Energy and
Commerce
discharged

Rept. 112-522 Mr. King of New York Third Semiannual Report 370
June 12 (Homeland Security). on Legislative and
Oversight Activities
of the Committee on
Homeland Security.

H.R. 3685 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Herger- 372
June 15 Washington (Natural Feinstein Quincy
Part I Resources). Library Group Forest
Rept. 112-524 Recovery Act to
extend and expand
the scope of the
pilot forest
management project
required by that
Act.

June 15
Agriculture
discharged

H.R. 4039 Mr. Hastings of To convey certain 373
June 15 Washington (Natural Federal land to the
Resources). city of Yerington,
Rept. 112-525 Nevada.

H.R. 4094 Mr. Hastings of To authorize pedestrian 374
June 15 Washington (Natural and motorized
Part I Resources). vehicular access in
Rept. 112-526 Cape Hatteras
National Seashore
Recreational Area,
and for other
purposes.

June 15
Judiciary
discharged

H.R. 4383 Mr. Hastings of To streamline the 376
June 15 Washington (Natural application for
Part I Resources). permits to drill
Rept. 112-528 process and increase
funds for energy
project permit
processing, and for
other purposes.

June 15
Judiciary
discharged

H.R. 3065 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Pittman- 377
June 15 Washington (Natural Robertson Wildlife
Part I Resources). Restoration Act to
Rept. 112-529 facilitate the
establishment of
additional or
expanded public
target ranges in
certain States.

June 15
Judiciary
discharged

H.R. 4381 Mr. Hastings of To direct the Secretary 378
June 15 Washington (Natural of the Interior to
Resources). establish goals for
Rept. 112-530 an all-of-the-above
energy production
plan strategy on a
4-year basis on all
onshore Federal
lands managed by the
Department of the
Interior and the
Forest Service.

H.R. 4382 Mr. Hastings of To ensure Federal oil 379
June 15 Washington (Natural and natural gas
Resources). lease sales occur,
Rept. 112-531 eliminate redundant
leasing bureaucracy,
and provide leasing
certainty.

H.R. 2352 Mr. Hastings of To authorize the 380
June 15 Washington (Natural Secretary of the
Resources). Interior to adjust
Rept. 112-532 the boundary of the
Stephen Mather
Wilderness and the
North Cascades
National Park in
order to allow the
rebuilding of a road
outside of the
floodplain while
ensuring that there
is no net loss of
acreage to the Park
or the Wilderness,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 4234 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Federal 381
June 15 Washington (Natural Land Policy and
Part I Resources). Management Act of
Rept. 112-533 1976 to improve the
management of
grazing leases and
permits, and for
other purposes.

June 15
Agriculture
discharged

H.R. 4363 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend title 5, United 383
June 15 Government Reform). States Code, to
Rept. 112-535 allow Federal
employees to
continue their
public service while
partially retired.

H.R. 2008 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend title 41, 384
June 15 Government Reform). United States Code,
Rept. 112-536 to prohibit
inserting politics
into the Federal
acquisition process
by prohibiting the
submission of
political
contribution
information as a
condition of
receiving a Federal
contract.

H.R. 3100 Mr. Hastings of To authorize the 386
June 18 Washington (Natural Secretary of the
Resources). Interior to expand
Rept. 112-538 the boundary of the
San Antonio Missions
National Historical
Park, to conduct a
study of potential
land acquisitions,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 5973 Mr. Kingston Making appropriations 388
June 20 (Appropriations). for Agriculture,
Rept. 112-542 Rural Development,
Food and Drug
Administration, and
Related Agencies
programs for the
fiscal year ending
September 30, 2013,
and for other
purposes.

Rept. 112-543 Mr. Ryan of Wisconsin Third Semiannual 389
June 20 (Budget). Activities and
Summary Report of
the Committee on the
Budget Third Quarter
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-547 Mr. Miller of Florida Third Semiannual Report 391
June 25 (Veterans' Affairs). of the Activities of
the Committee on
Veterans' Affairs
During the 112th
Congress.

H.R. 6020 Mrs. Emerson Making appropriations 394
June 26 (Appropriations). for financial
Rept. 112-550 services and general
government for the
fiscal year ending
September 30, 2013,
and for other
purposes.

Rept. 112-552 Ms. Ros-Lehtinen Third Semiannual 396
June 27 (Foreign Affairs). Legislative Review
and Oversight
Activities of the
Committee on Foreign
Affairs During the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-554 Mr. Graves of Missouri Third Semiannual Report 397
June 28 (Small Business). on the Activity of
the Committee on
Small Business
During the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-555 Mr. Hall (Science, Third Semiannual Report 398
June 28 Space, and of Activities of the
Technology). Committee on
Science, Space, and
Technology for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-556 Mr. Camp (Ways and Third Semiannual Report 399
June 28 Means). on the Legislative
and Oversight
Activities of the
Committee on Ways
and Means during the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-559 Mr. Bachus (Financial Third Semiannual Report 400
June 29 Services). on the Activity of
the Committee on
Financial Services
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-560 Mr. Rogers of Michigan Third Semiannual Report 401
June 29 (Intelligence). of the Activity of
the House
Permanement Select
Committee on
Intelligence for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-561 Mr. Upton (Energy and Third Semiannual 402
June 29 Commerce). Activity Report of
the Committee on
Energy and Commerce.

Rept. 112-562 Mr. Smith of Texas Third Semiannual 403
June 29 (Judiciary). Activity Report of
the Committee on the
Judiciary of the
United States House
of Representatives
for the Period
January 5, 2011
through May 31,
2012.

H.R. 1588 Mr. Bachus (Financial To amend the Consumer 405
June 29 Services). Credit Protection
Rept. 112-565 Act to assure
meaningful
disclosures of the
terms of rental-
purchase agreements,
including
disclosures of all
costs to consumers
under such
agreements, to
provide certain
substantive rights
to consumers under
such agreements, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 3128 Mr. Bachus (Financial To amend the Dodd-Frank 406
June 29 Services). Wall Street Reform
Rept. 112-566 and Consumer
Protection Act to
adjust the date on
which consolidated
assets are
determined for
purposes of
exempting certain
instruments of
smaller institutions
from capital
deductions.

Rept. 112-567 Mr. Dreier (Rules). Third Semiannual Survey 407
June 29 of Activities for
the House Committee
on Rules During the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-568 Mr. Issa (Oversight and Third Semiannual Report 408
June 29 Government Reform). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Oversight and
Government Reform
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-569 Mr. Kline (Education and Third Semiannual Report 409
June 29 the Workforce). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Education and the
Workforce for the
112th Congress.

Rept. 112-570 Mr. Rogers of Kentucky Third Semiannual Report 410
June 29 (Appropriations). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Appropriations for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-571 Mr. Daniel E. Lungren of Third Semiannual Report 411
June 29 California (House on the Activities of
Administration). the Committee on
House Administration
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-572 Mr. Hastings of Third Semiannual Report 412
June 29 Washington (Natural on Legislative and
Resources). Oversight Activities
of the Committee on
Natural Resources
for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-573 Mr. Mica (Transportation Third Summary on the 413
June 29 and Infrastructure). Activities of the
Committee on
Transportation and
Infrastructure for
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-574 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture). Third Semiannual Report 414
June 29 on Activities During
the 112th Congress.

Rept. 112-575 Mr. McKeon (Armed Third Semiannual Report 415
June 29 Services). on the Activities of
the Committee on
Armed Services for
the 112th Congress.

H.R. 1192 Mr. Hastings of To extend the current 418
July 9 Washington (Natural royalty rate for
Resources). soda ash.
Rept. 112-578

H.R. 2027 Mr. Hastings of To revise the boundaries 419
July 9 Washington (Natural of John H. Chafee
Resources). Coastal Barrier
Rept. 112-579 Resources System
Sachuest Point Unit
RI-04P, Easton Beach
Unit RI-05P, Almy
Pond Unit RI-06, and
Hazards Beach Unit
RI-07 in Rhode
Island.

H.R. 2154 Mr. Hastings of To correct the 420
July 9 Washington (Natural boundaries of the
Resources). John H. Chafee
Rept. 112-580 Coastal Barrier
Resources System
Gasparilla Island
Unit FL-70P.

H.R. 6019 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend the Omnibus 422
July 9 (Judiciary). Crime Control and
Rept. 112-582 Safe Streets Act of
1968 to enhance the
use of Juvenile
Accountability Block
Grants for programs
to prevent and
address occurrences
of bullying and to
reauthorize the
Juvenile
Accountability Block
Grants program.

H.R. 6091 Mr. Simpson Making appropriations 426
July 10 (Appropriations). for the Department
Rept. 112-589 of the Interior,
environment, and
related agencies for
the fiscal year
ending September 30,
2013, and for other
purposes.

H.R. 3862 Mr. Smith of Texas To impose certain 428
July 11 (Judiciary). limitations on
Rept. 112-593 consent decrees and
settlement
agreements by
agencies that
require the agencies
to take regulatory
action in accordance
with the terms
thereof, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 1996 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend titles 5 and 429
July 11 (Judiciary). 28, United States
Rept. 112-594 Code, with respect
to the award of fees
and other expenses
in cases brought
against agencies of
the United States,
to require the
Administrative
Conference of the
United States to
compile, and make
publically
available, certain
data relating to the
Equal Access to
Justice Act, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 4377 Mr. Smith of Texas To provide for improved 431
July 17 (Judiciary). coordination of
Part I Rept. 112-596 agency actions in
the preparation and
adoption of
environmental
documents for
permitting
determinations, and
for other purposes.

July 17
Natural
Resources
discharged

H.R. 1103 Mr. Hastings of To direct the Secretary 433
July 17 Washington (Natural of the Interior to
Resources). develop, maintain,
Rept. 112-597 and administer an
annex in Tinian,
Commonwealth of the
Northern Mariana
Islands, as an
extension of the
American Memorial
Park located in
Saipan, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 3404 Mr. Hastings of To establish in the 436
July 17 Washington (Natural Department of the
Resources). Interior an Under
Rept. 112-601 Secretary for
Energy, Lands, and
Minerals and a
Bureau of Ocean
Energy, an Ocean
Energy Safety
Service, and an
Office of Natural
Resources Revenue,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 3210 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Lacey Act 439
July 17 Washington (Natural Amendments of 1981
Resources). to limit the
Rept. 112-604 application of that
Act with respect to
plants and plant
products that were
imported before the
effective date of
amendments to that
Act enacted in 2008,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 2834 Mr. Hastings of To recognize the 442
July 19 Washington (Natural heritage of
Part I Resources). recreational
Rept. 112-609 fishing, hunting,
and shooting on
Federal public lands
and ensure continued
opportunities for
these activities.

July 19
Agriculture
discharged

H.R. 3803 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 18, 461
July 31 (Judiciary). United States Code,
Part I Rept. 112-640 to protect pain-
capable unborn
children in the
District of
Columbia, and for
other purposes.
(Failed of passage under
suspension of the
rules July 31,
2012.)

July 31
Oversight and
Government
Reform
discharged

H.R. 5319 Mr. Hastings of To amend the Wild and 476
Sept. 10 Washington (Natural Scenic Rivers Act to
Resources). designate segments
Rept. 112-658 of the mainstem of
the Nashua River and
its tributaries in
the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts for
study for potential
addition to the
National Wild and
Scenic Rivers
System, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 3479 Mr. Hall (Science, To reauthorize Federal 480
Sept. 12 Space, and natural hazards
Part I Technology). reduction programs,
Rept. 112-666 and for other
purposes.

Sept. 12
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
and Natural
Resources
discharged

H.R. 6083 Mr. Lucas (Agriculture). To provide for the 481
Sept. 13 Rept. 112-669 reform and
continuation of
agricultural and
other programs of
the Department of
Agriculture through
fiscal year 2017,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 2299 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 18, 483
Sept. 14 (Judiciary). United States Code,
Rept. 112-671 to prohibit taking
minors across State
lines in
circumvention of
laws requiring the
involvement of
parents in abortion
decisions.

H.R. 6190 Mr. Upton (Energy and To direct the 485
Sept. 14 Commerce). Administrator of the
Rept. 112-673 Environmental
Protection Agency to
allow for the
distribution, sale,
and consumption in
the United States of
remaining
inventories of over-
the-counter CFC
epinephrine
inhalers.
(Failed of passage under
suspension of the
rules Dec. 12,
2012.)

H.R. 5987 Mr. Hastings of To establish the 488
Sept. 18 Washington (Natural Manhattan Project
Resources). National Historical
Rept. 112-676 Park in Oak Ridge,
Tennessee, Los
Alamos, New Mexico,
and Hanford,
Washington, and for
other purposes.
(Failed of passage under
suspension of the
rules Sept. 20,
2012.)

H.R. 6194 Mr. Upton (Energy and To ensure the viability 491
Sept. 19 Commerce). and competitiveness
Rept. 112-679 of the United States
agricultural sector.

H.R. 4965 Mr. Mica (Transportation To preserve existing 492
Sept. 20 and Infrastructure). rights and
Rept. 112-681 responsibilities
with respect to
waters of the United
States, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 5961 Mr. Mica (Transportation To provide reasonable 493
Sept. 20 and Infrastructure). limits, control, and
Rept. 112-682 oversight over the
Environmental
Protection Agency's
use of aerial
surveillance of
America's farmers.

H.R. 4278 Mr. Mica (Transportation To amend the Federal 494
Sept. 20 and Infrastructure). Water Pollution
Rept. 112-683 Control Act with
respect to permit
requirements for
dredged or fill
material.

H.R. 2541 Mr. Mica (Transportation To amend the Federal 495
Sept. 20 and Infrastructure). Water Pollution
Rept. 112-684 Control Act to
exempt the conduct
of silvicultural
activities from
national pollutant
discharge
elimination system
permitting
requirements.

H.R. 3563 Mr. King of New York To amend the Homeland 496
Sept. 20 (Homeland Security). Security Act of 2002
Part I Rept. 112-685 to direct the
Secretary of
Homeland Security to
modernize and
implement the
national integrated
public alert and
warning system to
disseminate homeland
security information
and other
information, and for
other purposes.

Sept. 20
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
discharged

H.R. 4369 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 11 of the 498
Sept. 21 (Judiciary). United States Code
Rept. 112-687 to require the
public disclosure by
trusts established
under section 524(g)
of such title, of
quarterly reports
that contain
detailed information
regarding the
receipt and
disposition of
claims for injuries
based on exposure to
asbestos, and the
filing of such
reports with the
Executive Office for
United States
Trustees.

H.R. 2572 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 18, 499
Sept. 21 (Judiciary). United States Code,
Rept. 112-688 to deter public
corruption, and for
other purposes.

Rept. 112-689 Mr. Issa (Oversight and A Citizen's Guide On 500
Sept. 21 Government Reform). Using The Freedom Of
Information Act And
The Privacy Act Of
1974 To Request
Government Records.

H.R. 3674 Mr. King of New York To amend the Homeland 501
July 11 (Homeland Security). Security Act of 2002
Part I Rept. 112-592 to make certain
improvements in the
laws relating to
cybersecurity, and
for other purposes.

Sept. 21
Oversight and
Government
Reform,
Science,
Space, and
Technology,
Judiciary,
Intelligence
and Energy and
Commerce
discharged

H.R. 1280 Ms. Ros-Lehtinen To amend the Atomic 502
May 30 (Foreign Affairs). Energy Act of 1954
Part I Rept. 112-507 to require
congressional
approval of
agreements for
peaceful nuclear
cooperation with
foreign countries,
and for other
purposes.

Oct. 1
Rules and
Energy and
Commerce
discharged

H.R. 1974 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To require the Public 503
Sept. 10 Government Reform). Printer to establish
Part I Rept. 112-663 and maintain a
website accessible
to the public that
allows the public to
obtain electronic
copies of all
congressionally
mandated reports in
one place, and for
other purposes.

Oct. 1
House
Administration
discharged

H.R. 3289 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To amend title 5, United 504
May 30 Government Reform). States Code, to
Part I Rept. 112-508 provide
clarification
relating to
disclosures of
information
protected from
prohibited personnel
practices; to
require a statement
in nondisclosure
policies, forms, and
agreements that such
policies, forms, and
agreements are in
conformance with
certain protections;
to provide certain
additional
authorities to the
Office of Special
Counsel; and for
other purposes.

Oct. 1
Intelligence
and Homeland
Security
discharged

H.R. 3609 Mr. Issa (Oversight and To provide taxpayers 505
July 31 Government Reform). with an annual
Part I Rept. 112-635 report disclosing
the cost of,
performance by, and
areas for
improvements for
Government programs,
and for other
purposes.

Oct. 1
House
Administration
discharged

H.R. 3973 Mr. Hastings of To facilitate the 506
Oct. 23 Washington (Natural development of
Resources). energy on Indian
Rept. 112-692 lands by reducing
Federal regulations
that impede tribal
development of
Indian lands, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 1206 Mr. Upton (Energy and To amend title XXVII of 507
Nov. 15 Commerce). the Public Health
Rept. 112-694 Service Act to
preserve consumer
and employer access
to licensed
independent
insurance producers.

H.R. 1838 Mr. Bachus (Financial To repeal a provision of 508
May 11 Services). the Dodd-Frank Wall
Part I Rept. 112-476 Street Reform and
Consumer Protection
Act prohibiting any
Federal bailout of
swap dealers or
participants.

Nov. 16
Agriculture
discharged

H.R. 2356 Mr. King of New York To enhance homeland 510
Sept. 12 (Homeland Security). security by
Part I Rept. 112-665 improving efforts to
prevent, protect
against, respond to,
and recover from an
attack with a weapon
of mass destruction,
and for other
purposes.

Nov. 30
Energy and
Commerce,
Transportation
and
Infrastructure,
Foreign
Affairs,
Intelligence
and Science,
Space, and
Technology
discharged

H.R. 511 Mr. Smith of Texas To amend title 18, 511
Sept. 28 (Judiciary). United States Code,
Part I Rept. 112-691 to prohibit the
importation of
various injurious
species of
constrictor snakes.

Dec. 5
Natural
Resources
discharged

H.R. 3283 Mr. Bachus (Financial To amend the Commodity 512
May 11 Services). Exchange Act and the
Part I Rept. 112-477 Securities Exchange
Act of 1934 to
provide an exemption
for certain swaps
and security-based
swaps involving Non-
U.S. persons, and
for other purposes.

Dec. 14
Agriculture
discharged

H.R. 4297 Mr. Kline (Education and To reform and strengthen 513
Dec. 5 the Workforce). the workforce
Part I Rept. 112-699 investment system of
the Nation to put
Americans back to
work and make the
United States more
competitive in the
21st Century.

Dec. 14
Judiciary,
Agriculture,
Energy and
Commerce,
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
and Veterans'
Affairs
discharged

H.R. 3548 Mr. Upton (Energy and To facilitate United 515
Dec. 17 Commerce). States access to
Part I Rept. 112-703 North American oil
resources, and for
other purposes.

Dec. 17
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
and Natural
Resources
discharged

Rept. 112-706 Mr. Miller of Florida Fourth Quarter Report 516
Dec. 19 (Veterans' Affairs). of the Activities of
the Committee on
Veterans' Affairs
During the 112th
Congress.

H.R. 2919 Mr. Mica (Transportation To eliminate the 517
Dec. 20 and Infrastructure). reimbursement
Rept. 112-712 requirement for
certain tornado
shelters constructed
with Federal
assistance, and for
other purposes.

Rept. 112-713 Mr. Ryan of Wisconsin Fourth Semiannual 518
Dec. 20 (Budget). Activities and
Summary Report of
the Committee on the
Budget for the 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-714 Mr. Kline (Education and Fourth Semiannual 519
Dec. 20 the Workforce). Report on the
Activities of the
Committee on
Education and the
Workforce for the
112th Congress.

H.R. 3116 Mr. King of New York To authorize certain 520
Dec. 20 (Homeland Security). programs of the
Part I Rept. 112-717 Department of
Homeland Security,
and for other
purposes.

Dec. 21
Energy and
Commerce,
Science,
Space, and
Technology and
Transportation
and
Infrastructure
discharged

Rept. 112-718 Mr. Mica (Transportation Fourth Semiannual 521
Dec. 21 and Infrastructure). Report on the
Activities of the
Committee on
Transportation and
Infrastructure for
the 112th Congress.

H.R. 5806 Mr. Mica (Transportation To amend the Homeland 522
Dec. 21 and Infrastructure). Security Act of 2002
Part I Rept. 112-719 to require the
Administrator of the
Federal Emergency
Management Agency to
provide guidance and
coordination for
outreach to people
with disabilities
during emergencies,
and for other
purposes.

Dec. 21
Homeland
Security
discharged

H.R. 3850 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 523
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act with
Part I Rept. 112-720 respect to goals for
procurement
contracts awarded to
small business
concerns, and for
other purposes.

Dec. 21
Oversight and
Government
Reform
discharged

H.R. 3851 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 524
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act with
Part I Rept. 112-721 respect to Offices
of Small and
Disadvantaged
Business
Utilization, and for
other purposes.

Dec. 21
Oversight and
Government
Reform
discharged

H.R. 3980 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 525
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act with
Rept. 112-722 respect to
procurement center
representatives and
acquisition
planning, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 3985 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 526
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act with
Rept. 112-723 respect to mentor-
protege programs,
and for other
purposes.

H.R. 3987 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 527
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act with
Rept. 112-724 respect to small
business concern
size standards, and
for other purposes.

H.R. 4081 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 528
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act to
Rept. 112-725 consolidate and
revise provisions
relating to contract
bundling, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 4118 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 529
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act to
Part I Rept. 112-726 provide for
increased small
business
participation in
multiple award
contracts, and for
other purposes.

Dec. 21
Oversight and
Government
Reform
discharged

H.R. 4121 Mr. Graves of Missouri To provide for a program 530
Dec. 21 (Small Business). to provide Federal
Rept. 112-727 contracts to early
stage small
businesses, and for
other purposes.

H.R. 4206 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 531
Dec. 21 (Small Business). Business Act to
Part I Rept. 112-728 provide for
increased penalties
for contracting
fraud, and for other
purposes.

Dec. 21
Judiciary
discharged

Rept. 112-729 Mr. Graves of Missouri Fourth Semiannual 532
Dec. 27 (Small Business). Report on the
Activity of the
Committee on Small
Business, 112th
Congress.

Rept. 112-730 Mr. King of New York Fourth Semiannual 533
Dec. 27 (Homeland Security). Report on
Legislative and
Oversight Activities
of the Committee on
Homeland Security
for the 112th
Congress.

H.R. 3893 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 534
Dec. 27 (Small Business). Business Act with
Part I Rept. 112-731 respect to
subcontracting and
insourcing, and for
other purposes.

Dec. 27
Oversight and
Government
Reform
discharged

H.R. 4203 Mr. Graves of Missouri To amend the Small 535
Dec. 27 (Small Business). Business Act with
Rept. 112-732 respect to the
procurement program
for women-owned
small business
concerns, and for
other purposes.

Rept. 112-733 Mr. Rogers of Michigan Fourth Semi-annual 536
Dec. 28 (Intelligence). Report on the
Activity of the
Permanent Select
Committee on
Intelligence for the
112th Congress.

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