    [House Calendars for December 3, 2020 - 116th Congress, 2nd Session]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office]

                                2. HOUSE CALENDAR
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         Rule XIII, clause 1 (a):
    ``(2) A House Calendar, to which shall be referred all public bills
    and public resolutions not requiring referral to the Calendar of the
    Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union.''
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                                                                        No.

         2019

      H. Res. 243   Mr. Nadler (Judiciary).   Of inquiry requesting       19
        Apr. 4          Rept. 116-33              the President and
                                                  directing the
                                                  Attorney General to
                                                  transmit,
                                                  respectively,
                                                  certain documents to
                                                  the House of
                                                  Representatives
                                                  relating to the
                                                  actions of former
                                                  Federal Bureau of
                                                  Investigation Acting
                                                  Director Andrew
                                                  McCabe.

     Rept. 116-105  Mr. Nadler (Judiciary).    Resolution recommending    26
        June 6                                    that the House of
                                                  Representatives find
                                                  William P. Barr,
                                                  Attorney General,
                                                  U.S. Department of
                                                  Justice, in Contempt
                                                  of Congress for
                                                  Refusal to Comply
                                                  with a Subpoena Duly
                                                  Issued by the
                                                  Committee on the
                                                  Judiciary.

     Rept. 116-125  Mr. Cummings (Oversight    Resolution recommending    31
        June 24         and Reform).              that the House of
                                                  Representatives find
                                                  William P. Barr,
                                                  Attorney General of
                                                  the United States,
                                                  and Wilbur L. Ross,
                                                  Jr., Secretary of
                                                  Commerce, in
                                                  Contempt of Congress
                                                  for Refusal to
                                                  Comply with
                                                  Subpoenas Duly
                                                  Issued by the
                                                  Committee on
                                                  Oversight and
                                                  Reform.

     Rept. 116-335  Mr. Schiff                 The Trump-Ukraine          60
        Dec. 11         (Intelligence).           Impeachment Inquiry
                                                  Report.

     Rept. 116-359  Mr. Deutch (Ethics).       In the Matter of           65
        Dec. 19                                   Allegations Relating
                                                  to Representative
                                                  Cathy McMorris
                                                  Rodgers.

         2020

     Rept. 116-451  Mr. Deutch (Ethics).       In the Matter of           83
        July 16                                   Allegations Relating
                                                  to Representative
                                                  Lori Trahan.

         2019

     Rept. 116-465  Mr. Deutch (Ethics).       In the Matter of           87
        Apr. 12                                   Allegations Relating
                                                  to Representative
                                                  David Schweikert.

         2020

     Rept. 116-473  Mr. Deutch (Ethics).       In the Matter of           88
        Aug. 7                                    Allegations Relating
                                                  to Representative
                                                  Rashida Tlaib.

     Rept. 116-479  Mr. Deutch (Ethics).       In the Matter of           89
        Aug. 21                                   Allegations Relating
                                                  to Representative
                                                  Matt Gaetz.

     H. Con. Res.   Mr. DeFazio               Authorizing the use of      91
          90            (Transportation and       the Capitol Grounds
        Sept. 4         Infrastructure).          for the National
                        Rept. 116-483             Peace Officers
                                                  Memorial Service and
                                                  the National Honor
                                                  Guard and Pipe Band
                                                  Exhibition.

     H. Con. Res.   Mr. DeFazio               Expressing support for      92
          37            (Transportation and       designation of
        Sept. 4         Infrastructure).          October 28 as
                        Rept. 116-488             ``Honoring the
                                                  Nation's First
                                                  Responders Day''.

     H. Res. 1244   Mr. McGovern (Rules).     Providing for               98
        Dec. 2          Rept. 116-607             consideration of the
                                                  bill (H.R. 3884) to
                                                  decriminalize and
                                                  deschedule cannabis,
                                                  to provide for
                                                  reinvestment in
                                                  certain persons
                                                  adversely impacted
                                                  by the War on Drugs,
                                                  to provide for
                                                  expungement of
                                                  certain cannabis
                                                  offenses, and for
                                                  other purposes.

      H. Res. 746   Mr. Neal (Ways and        Expressing the sense of     99
        Dec. 2          Means).                   the House of
                        Rept. 116-614             Representatives that
                                                  the United States
                                                  should reaffirm its
                                                  commitment as a
                                                  member of the World
                                                  Trade Organization
                                                  (WTO) and work with
                                                  other WTO members to
                                                  achieve reforms at
                                                  the WTO that improve
                                                  the speed and
                                                  predictability of
                                                  dispute settlement,
                                                  address longstanding
                                                  concerns with the
                                                  WTO's Appellate
                                                  Body, increase
                                                  transparency at the
                                                  WTO, ensure that WTO
                                                  members invoke
                                                  special and
                                                  differential
                                                  treatment reserved
                                                  for developing
                                                  countries only in
                                                  fair and appropriate
                                                  circumstances, and
                                                  update the WTO rules
                                                  to address the needs
                                                  of the United States
                                                  and other free and
                                                  open economies in
                                                  the 21st century.

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