[House Report 116-706]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office]


                                             Union Calendar No. 590

116th Congress, 2d Session----------------------HOUSE REPORT 116-706
                                             
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                               ACTIVITIES

                                  AND

                             SUMMARY REPORT

                                 of the

                        COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET

                        HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                     One Hundred Sixteenth Congress

                 (Pursuant to House Rule XI, Cl. 1(d))


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 December 31, 2020.--Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on 
            the State of the Union and ordered to be printed          
          
          
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                       COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET

                  JOHN A. YARMUTH, Kentucky, Chairman
SETH MOULTON, Massachusetts,   Vice  STEVE WOMACK, Arkansas,
    Chairman                           Ranking Member
HAKEEM S. JEFFRIES, New York         ROB WOODALL, Georgia
BRIAN HIGGINS, New York              BILL JOHNSON, Ohio,
BRENDAN F. BOYLE, Pennsylvania         Vice Ranking Member
ROSA L. DELAURO, Connecticut         JASON SMITH, Missouri
LLOYD DOGGETT, Texas                 BILL FLORES, Texas
DAVID E. PRICE, North Carolina       GEORGE HOLDING, North Carolina
JANICE D. SCHAKOWSKY, Illinois       CHRIS STEWART, Utah
DANIEL T. KILDEE, Michigan           RALPH NORMAN, South Carolina
JIMMY PANETTA, California            KEVIN HERN, Oklahoma
JOSEPH D. MORELLE, New York          CHIP ROY, Texas
STEVEN HORSFORD, Nevada              DANIEL MEUSER, Pennsylvania
ROBERT C. ``BOBBY'' SCOTT, Virginia  DAN CRENSHAW, Texas
SHEILA JACKSON LEE, Texas            TIM BURCHETT, Tennessee
BARBARA LEE, California              CHRIS JACOBS, New York
PRAMILA JAYAPAL, Washington
ILHAN OMAR, Minnesota
ALBIO SIRES, New Jersey
SCOTT H. PETERS, California
JIM COOPER, Tennessee
RO KHANNA, California
                           Professional Staff
                      Ellen Balis, Staff Director
                  Becky Relic, Minority Staff Director
                         
                         LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL

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                                   Committee on the Budget,
                                  Washington, DC, December 31, 2020
Hon. Cheryl L. Johnson,
Clerk of the House, House of Representatives,
Washington, DC.
    Dear Ms. Johnson: Pursuant to clause 1(d) of House Rule XI, 
I am pleased to transmit a report on the activities of the 
Committee on the Budget during the 116th Congress.
            Sincerely,
                                           John A. Yarmuth,
                                                          Chairman.
                                                          
                                                          
                                                    

                                                 Union Calendar No. 590
116th Congress                                                   Report
                        HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 2d Session                                                     116-706

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             ACTIVITIES AND SUMMARY REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
                             ON THE BUDGET
                             116TH CONGRESS

                                _______
                                

 December 31, 2020.--Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on 
            the State of the Union and ordered to be printed

                                _______
                                

            Mr. Yarmuth, from the Committee on the Budget, 
                        submitted the following

                              R E P O R T

                             together with

                             MINORITY VIEWS

              JURISDICTION AND FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMITTEE

    The Congressional Budget Act of 1974 established the 
Committee on the Budget. The Budget Committee is responsible 
for developing and reporting the annual concurrent resolution 
on the budget (budget resolution), assembling and reporting any 
reconciliation legislation required by that resolution, and 
implementing and governing the congressional budget process 
generally. The Committee Chairman is responsible for assessing 
the budgetary effects of legislation under consideration in the 
House, monitoring such legislation for compliance with the 
terms of the budget resolution, and providing updated 
information to the House with respect to budgetary aggregates 
and allocations.
    In addition to its legislative duties, the Budget Committee 
has responsibility for oversight and studies related to various 
aspects of the budget process. The Budget Committee oversees 
the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and conducts oversight of 
budget execution practices. As the Committee with oversight 
over the Federal budget in the broadest sense, it examines 
significant economic and public policy issues and their 
implications for the Federal budget. The Committee carries out 
these oversight and examination responsibilities through 
hearings, requests for budgetary information from executive 
branch agencies, requests to CBO and the Government 
Accountability Office to research and analyze specific topics, 
and Committee-generated analytic reports.

                         Summary of Activities


                     MAJOR LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVES

            H.R. 2021, INVESTING FOR THE PEOPLE ACT OF 2019

    On April 2, 2019, Chairman Yarmuth introduced H.R. 2021, 
the Investing for the People Act of 2019, a 2-year budget to 
provide for and adjust discretionary funding levels for fiscal 
years 2020 and 2021. On April 3, 2019, the Budget Committee 
considered the bill and ordered it to be reported favorably to 
the House by a roll call vote of 19 Yeas to 17 Nays. The bill 
raises caps imposed on discretionary spending by the Budget 
Control Act of 2011. In addition, it includes two new 
adjustments to non-defense discretionary caps to adequately 
fund the 2020 Census and reinvigorate Internal Revenue Service 
enforcement capabilities.

           BUDGET ENFORCEMENT RESOLUTION FOR FISCAL YEAR 2020

    On April 8, 2019, Chairman Yarmuth introduced H. Res. 293, 
a resolution providing for budget enforcement for Fiscal Year 
2020 consistent with the Investing for the People Act of 2019 
as reported by the Budget Committee. It was adopted through H. 
Res. 294 (House Report 116-37) on April 9, 2019 by a roll call 
vote of 219 Yeas to 201 Nays (Roll No. 161).
    H. Res. 293 establishes spending and revenue aggregates and 
committee allocations, including an allocation for 
discretionary spending for the Appropriations Committee. The 
resolution caps Overseas Contingency Operations funds and 
includes two new adjustments to the discretionary allocations 
to adequately fund the 2020 Census and reinvigorate Internal 
Revenue Service enforcement capabilities.

                H.R. 3877, BIPARTISAN BUDGET ACT OF 2019

    On July 23, 2019, Chairman Yarmuth introduced H.R. 3877, 
the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019 (BBA of 2019), which became 
Public Law No. 116-37 on August 2, 2019. The BBA of 2019 
amended the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act 
of 1985 to increase the discretionary spending limits for 
fiscal years 2020 and 2021.
    The legislation also includes procedures to establish and 
enforce congressional budgets for 2020 and 2021, including 
committee allocations, aggregate spending and revenue levels, 
and limits on advance appropriations. In addition, it suspends 
the public debt limit for 2 years to avoid default.

   LEGISLATION REASSERTING CONGRESS' POWER OF THE PURSE PURSUANT TO 
                     ARTICLE I OF THE CONSTITUTION

            H.R. 6628, CONGRESSIONAL POWER OF THE PURSE ACT

    On April 28, 2020, Chairman Yarmuth introduced H.R. 6628, 
the Congressional Power of the Purse Act. The legislation 
reclaims Congress' Constitutional spending authority by 
restoring Congress' central role in funding decisions, 
increasing transparency in the executive branch, and 
safeguarding the nation's separation of powers.

                H.R. 8363, PROTECTING OUR DEMOCRACY ACT

    Chairman Yarmuth was an original sponsor of H.R. 8363, the 
Protecting Our Democracy Act, introduced on September 23, 2020. 
The bill is a landmark reform package that will prevent future 
Presidential abuse and specifically strengthens Congress' power 
of the purse by enhancing the Impoundment Control Act of 1974.

                      OTHER LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES

H. Res. 6, Adopting Rules for the 116th Congress

    The organizing resolution (H. Res. 6) adopted by the House 
on January 9, 2019, contained several provisions related to the 
congressional budget process. H. Res. 6 provides that the Rules 
of the 115th Congress are the Rules of the 116th Congress with 
amendments.
    H. Res. 6 removes the macroeconomic scoring analysis 
requirement for the Congressional Budget Office and Joint 
Committee on Taxation when preparing estimates on the budgetary 
effects of major legislation.
    H. Res. 6 also removes the point of order prohibiting 
amendments to general appropriation bills that propose a net 
increase in the level of budget authority in a bill to allow 
amendments that increase spending without offsetting that 
increase, so long as the amendment does not cause the bill to 
exceed 302(a) or 302(b) budget allocations.
    Further, H. Res. 6 reinstates a Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) rule. 
The provision establishes a point of order against any measure 
that has a net effect of increasing the deficit or reducing the 
surplus over two periods: (1) the current fiscal year, the 
budget year, and the four fiscal years following that budget 
year; and (2) the current fiscal year, the budget year, and the 
nine fiscal years following that budget year. The provision 
provides that net budgetary effects will be determined relative 
to baseline estimates provided by the Congressional Budget 
Office consistent with section 257 of the Balanced Budget and 
Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, but provides that if a 
measure is considered pursuant to a special order that 
instructs the Clerk of the House to add the measure to another 
measure passed by the House, then the net budgetary effects of 
the entire package will be considered. Finally, the provision 
provides for exemptions to PAYGO for provisions designated as 
emergencies in legislation.
    In addition, H. Res. 6 provides that when the House adopts 
a budget resolution, a separate joint resolution suspending the 
Federal debt limit through September 30th of the budget year is 
deemed to have passed the House by the same vote and is 
engrossed separately and sent to the Senate.
    H. Res. 6 also includes separate orders relating to budget 
process. It provides that any general appropriation bill or 
joint resolution continuing appropriations, or amendment 
thereto or conference report thereon, may not provide an 
advance appropriation for a program, project, activity, or 
account, unless it has been identified in a statement submitted 
for printing in the Congressional Record by the Chair of the 
Committee on the Budget. Further, it provides that in the first 
session of the 116th Congress and prior to the adoption of a 
Fiscal Year 2019 budget resolution, the provisions of H. Con. 
Res. 71, from the 115th Congress, pursuant to section 
30104(f)(1) of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, will no 
longer be in effect except for sections 5201, 5202, 5203, and 
5401.

H. Res. 7, Electing Members to Certain Standing Committees of the House 
        of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on January 3, 2019, and 
elected Mr. John A. Yarmuth as Chair of the Committee on the 
Budget.

H. Res. 8, Electing Members to Certain Standing Committees of the House 
        of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on January 3, 2019, and 
elected Mr. Womack to the Committee on the Budget.

H. Res. 73, Electing Members to Certain Standing Committees of the 
        House of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on January 24, 2019, and 
elected Mr. Moulton, Mr. Jeffries, Mr. Khanna, Ms. DeLauro, Mr. 
Doggett, Mr. Price of North Carolina, Ms. Schakowsky, Mr. 
Higgins of New York, Mr. Kildee, Mr. Boyle of Pennsylvania, Mr. 
Panetta, Mr. Morelle, Mr. Horsford, Mr. Scott of Virginia, Ms. 
Jackson Lee, Ms. Lee of California, Ms. Jayapal, and Ms. Omar 
to the Committee on the Budget.

H. Res. 74, Electing Members to Certain Standing Committees of the 
        House of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on January 24, 2019, and 
elected Mr. Woodall, Mr. Johnson of Ohio, Mr. Smith of 
Missouri, Mr. Flores, Mr. Holding, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Norman, Mr. 
Roy, Mr. Meuser, Mr. Timmons, Mr. Crenshaw, Mr. Kevin Hern of 
Oklahoma, and Mr. Burchett to the Committee on the Budget.

H. Res. 85, Electing Members to Certain Standing Committees of the 
        House of Representatives and Ranking Members on A Certain 
        Standing Committee of the House of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on January 29, 2019, and 
elected Mr. Higgins to rank immediately after Mr. Jeffries and 
Mr. Boyle to rank immediately after Mr. Higgins to the 
Committee on the Budget.

H. Res. 125, Electing Members to A Certain Standing Committee of the 
        House of Representatives and Ranking A Member on Certain 
        Standing Committees of the House of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on February 13, 2019, and 
elected Mr. Sires, Mr. Peters, and Mr. Cooper to the Committee 
on the Budget.

H. Res. 481, Electing Members to Certain Standing Committees of the 
        House of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on July 10, 2019, and elected 
Mr. Hern to rank immediately after Mr. Norman on the Committee 
on the Budget.

H. Res. 870, Electing A Member to A Certain Standing Committee of the 
        House of Representatives and Ranking A Member on Certain 
        Standing Committees of the House of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on February 27, 2020, and 
elected Mr. Khanna to rank immediately after Mr. Cooper on the 
Committee on the Budget.

H. Res. 1058, Electing Members to Certain Standing Committees of the 
        House of Representatives

    This resolution was agreed to on July 21, 2020, and elected 
Mr. Jacobs to the Committee on the Budget.

                    BUDGET TRACKING AND ENFORCEMENT

    The Committee on the Budget worked with authorizing 
committees and the Appropriations Committee to monitor 
legislation and evaluate its compliance with H. Res. 293, the 
BBA of 2019, the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010, and any 
budget related provisions of the Rules of the House. Pursuant 
to provisions of the Congressional Budget Act, the Chairman 
periodically published budgetary status reports in the 
Congressional Record (see Appendix 1). Pursuant to the 
Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act, the Chairman published estimates 
of the PAYGO budgetary effects of legislation being considered 
in the House (see Appendix 2).

                          OVERSIGHT ACTIVITIES

    The primary responsibility of the Budget Committee is the 
development of a budget resolution that sets spending and 
revenue levels in aggregate and across all budget functions. 
The budget functions encompass all Federal programs or 
activities other than those that are defined as off-budget, 
such as Social Security and the Postal Service, and those that 
are considered non-budgetary, such as the Federal Reserve.
    The Budget Committee's formal oversight responsibility 
focuses on laws governing the budget process and the agencies 
responsible for administering elements of those laws. The 
Committee's communication with CBO and the executive branch is 
outlined in Appendix 3, and bills referred to the Committee are 
outlined in Appendix 4. Under clause 1(d)(1)-(3) of House Rule 
X, the major laws falling within its oversight include the 
Budget and Accounting Act of 1921, the Congressional Budget and 
Impoundment Control Act of 1974, the Balanced Budget and 
Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, the Budget Enforcement 
Act of 1990, the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010, the 
Budget Control Act of 2011, and the BBA of 2019. The two 
agencies with primary responsibility for administering elements 
of these laws and hence which fall under the Committee's 
jurisdiction are the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and 
CBO.
    The Committee was active in its oversight duties during the 
116th Congress. The Committee focused on oversight of the full 
budget, particularly looking at issues of potential impact on 
the budget and economy over the longer term, including 
immigration, climate change, health care, and tax policy (see 
list of hearings).
    The House Budget Committee met on January 29, 2019, to 
organize for the 116th Congress. The Committee adopted its 
rules of procedure and in accordance with clause 2(d) of House 
Rule X, submitted the oversight plan, along with minority 
views, to the Committee on Oversight and Reform and the 
Committee on House Administration. The priorities of the 
oversight plan include holding hearings and receiving testimony 
from Members of Congress, Cabinet-level and other Federal 
officials, and expert witnesses to review the President's 
budget submissions and to review other budget priorities.
    The Committee's oversight plan calls for focusing on how a 
range of issues, including immigration, climate change, health 
care, and tax policy, impact the Federal budget. The oversight 
plan also calls for the continuous assessment of the 
performance of Federal agencies in both administration and 
service delivery by reviewing performance data in the 
President's budget submissions and the relevant reports and 
audits of the Government Accountability Office and the Offices 
of the Inspectors General. In addition, it calls for the Budget 
Committee to review Views and Estimates that are submitted to 
the Committee pursuant to section 301(d) of the Congressional 
Budget Act, to coordinate its oversight activities with other 
committees.
    With regard to budget enforcement, the Committee's 
oversight plan calls for ongoing oversight of the OMB 
implementation of budget submission, control, execution, and 
enforcement of procedures under the Budget and Accounting Act 
of 1921, the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act 
of 1974, the Budget Enforcement Act of 1990, the Balanced 
Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, the Statutory 
Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010, the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, 
and other applicable laws. In addition, the Committee's 
oversight plan calls for examining the accuracy, timeliness, 
and responsiveness of OMB.
    The Budget Committee's plan also calls for working with the 
appropriations and authorizing committees to ensure that 
spending and tax legislation does not breach the levels set in 
the budget resolution, as required under sections 302(f) and 
311(a) of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974. The Committee 
also monitored compliance with the House Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) 
rule requiring that direct spending increases and revenue 
losses be offset with either direct spending reductions or 
revenue increases.

     APPOINTMENT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE

    On May 15, 2019, Dr. Phillip Swagel was jointly appointed 
by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and President 
pro tempore of the Senate as the Director of CBO, effective 
June 3, 2019 for the term expiring January 3, 2023. The 
appointment can be found on page H3835 of the Congressional 
Record. This appointment was made on Chairman Enzi's 
recommendation and supported by Chairman Yarmuth.

                                HEARINGS
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         Date                   Title                  Witnesses
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1/29/19...............  Organizational         None.
                         Meeting and
                         Consideration of
                         Rules of the
                         Committee on the
                         Budget for the 116th
                         Congress.
1/29/19...............  The Congressional      Keith Hall, Ph.D.,
                         Budget Office's        Director, Congressional
                         Budget and Economic    Budget Office
                         Outlook.
2/7/19................  Investing in           Sarah Abernathy, Deputy
                         America's Economic     Executive Director,
                         and National           Committee for Education
                         Security.              Funding (CEF); Steven
                                                Kosiak, Adjunct Senior
                                                Fellow, Center for a New
                                                American Security
                                                (CNAS); Umair A. Shah,
                                                MD, MPH, Executive
                                                Director, Harris County
                                                Public Health (HCPH),
                                                Immediate Past
                                                President, National
                                                Association of County &
                                                City Health Officials
                                                (NACCHO); Gordon Gray,
                                                Director of Fiscal
                                                Policy, American Action
                                                Forum.
2/27/19...............  2017 Tax Law: Impact   Caroline Bruckner,
                         on the Budget and      Executive in Residence,
                         American Families.     Department of Accounting
                                                and Taxation, American
                                                University; William G.
                                                Gale, Ph.D., Arjay and
                                                Frances Fearing Miller
                                                Chair in Federal
                                                Economic Policy,
                                                Brookings Institution,
                                                and Co-Director of Tax
                                                Policy Center; Chye-
                                                Ching Huang, Director of
                                                Federal Fiscal Policy,
                                                Center on Budget and
                                                Policy Priorities; Lana
                                                Pol, President,
                                                Geetings, Inc.
3/6/19................  Fiscal Year 2020       Members of the 116th
                         Budget: Members' Day.  Congress.
3/12/19...............  The President's 2020   The Honorable Russell
                         Budget.                Vought, Acting Director,
                                                Office of Management and
                                                Budget.
3/26/19...............  Department of Health   The Honorable Eric D.
                         and Human Services     Hargan, Deputy
                         Fiscal Year Budget.    Secretary, Department of
                                                Health and Human
                                                Services.
3/27/19...............  Department of          The Honorable David L.
                         Defense's Fiscal       Norquist, Under
                         Year 2020 Budget       Secretary of Defense
                         Request.               (Comptroller)/Chief
                                                Financial Officer and
                                                Performing the Duties of
                                                the Deputy Secretary of
                                                Defense.
5/15/19...............  Keeping Our Promise    Panel I: Congressman John
                         to America's           Larson, Connecticut, 1st
                         Seniors: Retirement    District Panel II: Ann
                         Security in the 21st   Marie Cook, President
                         Century.               and CEO, Lifespan of
                                                Greater Rochester;
                                                Melissa M. Favreault,
                                                Ph.D., Senior Fellow,
                                                Urban Institute; James
                                                Dale Hanner, Secretary-
                                                Treasurer, North
                                                Carolina Committee to
                                                Protect Pensions; Andrew
                                                G. Biggs, Ph.D.,
                                                Resident Scholar,
                                                American Enterprise
                                                Institute.
5/22/19...............  Key Design Components  Mark Hadley, Deputy
                         and Considerations     Director, Congressional
                         for Establishing a     Budget Office; Dr.
                         SinglePayer Health     Jessica Banthin, Deputy
                         Care System.           Assistant Director for
                                                Health, Retirement, and
                                                Long-Term Analysis,
                                                Congressional Budget
                                                Office; Dr. Jeffrey
                                                Kling, Associate
                                                Director for Economic
                                                Analysis, Congressional
                                                Budget Office.
6/11/19...............  The Costs of Climate   Katharine Hayhoe, Ph.D.,
                         Change: Risks to the   Professor, Department of
                         U.S. Economy and the   Political Science and
                         Federal Budget.        Director of the Climate
                                                Science Center, Texas
                                                Tech University; Solomon
                                                Hsiang, Ph.D.,
                                                Chancellor's Professor
                                                of Public Policy,
                                                University of
                                                California, Berkeley,
                                                and Gloria and Richard
                                                Kushel Visiting Scholar
                                                at Stanford University;
                                                J. Alfredo Gomez,
                                                Director, Natural
                                                Resources and
                                                Environment, U.S.
                                                Government
                                                Accountability Office;
                                                Oren Cass, Senior
                                                Fellow, Manhattan
                                                Institute.
6/19/19...............  Poverty in America:    Rev. Dr. William J.
                         Economic Realities     Barber II, Poor People's
                         of Struggling          Campaign; Rev. Dr. Liz
                         Families.              Theoharis, Poor People's
                                                Campaign; Callie Greer,
                                                Poor People's Campaign;
                                                Kenia Alcocer, Poor
                                                People's Campaign;
                                                Christopher Overfelt,
                                                Poor People's Campaign;
                                                Savannah Kinsey, Poor
                                                People's Campaign;
                                                Pastor Latasha Fields,
                                                Christian Home
                                                Educators' Support
                                                System (CHESS); Pastor
                                                David Mahan, Frontline
                                                Youth Communications.
6/26/19...............  Building A More        Tom Jawetz, Vice
                         Dynamic Economy: The   President, Immigration
                         Benefits of            Policy, Center for
                         Immigration.           American Progress;
                                                Abdirahman Kahin, Owner,
                                                Afro Deli; Sari Pekkala
                                                Kerr, Ph.D., Senior
                                                Research Scientist,
                                                Wellesley Centers for
                                                Women, Wellesley
                                                College; The Honorable
                                                Douglas Nicholls, Mayor,
                                                Yuma, Arizona.
7/24/19...............  The Costs of Climate   Georges C. Benjamin,
                         Change: From Coasts    M.D., Executive
                         to Heartland, Health   Director, American
                         to Security.           Public Health
                                                Association; Stefani
                                                Millie Grant, Senior
                                                Manager for External
                                                Affairs and
                                                Sustainability,
                                                Unilever; Rear Admiral
                                                Ann C. Phillips, USN,
                                                Retired, Special
                                                Assistant to the
                                                Governor for Coastal
                                                Adaptation and
                                                Protection, Office of
                                                the Governor of
                                                Virginia; Rear Admiral
                                                David W. Titley, USN,
                                                Retired, Ph.D.,
                                                Affiliate Professor of
                                                Meteorology and
                                                International Affairs,
                                                Department of
                                                Meteorology and
                                                Atmospheric Science, The
                                                Pennsylvania State
                                                University; Rich Powell,
                                                Executive Director,
                                                ClearPath.
9/19/19...............  Solutions to Rising    Dr. Heather Boushey,
                         Economic Inequality.   President and CEO,
                                                Washington Center for
                                                Equitable Growth; The
                                                Honorable William E.
                                                Spriggs, Ph.D., Chief
                                                Economist, AFL-CIO, and
                                                Professor, Department of
                                                Economics at Howard
                                                University; Kismet
                                                Evans, Home Healthcare
                                                Worker, Las Vegas,
                                                Nevada; Ramesh Ponnuru,
                                                Visiting Fellow,
                                                American Enterprise
                                                Institute.
9/25/19...............  America's              Carol Ellinger Haddock,
                         Infrastructure:        P.E., M.ASCE, Director,
                         Today's Gaps,          Houston Public Works on
                         Tomorrow's             behalf of the American
                         Opportunities, and     Society of Civil
                         the Need for Federal   Engineers; Christopher
                         Investment.            A. Coes, Vice President
                                                of Land Use and
                                                Development, Smart
                                                Growth America; Adie
                                                Tomer, Fellow,
                                                Metropolitan Policy
                                                Program, The Brookings
                                                Institution; R. Richard
                                                Geddes, Ph.D., Professor
                                                and Director of the
                                                Cornell Program in
                                                Infrastructure Policy,
                                                Cornell University, and
                                                Visiting Scholar,
                                                American Enterprise
                                                Institute.
10/16/19..............  Strengthening Our      Douglas Elmendorf, Ph.D.,
                         Fiscal Toolkit:        Dean, Harvard Kennedy
                         Policy Options to      School; Olugbenga
                         Improve Economic       Ajilore, Ph.D., Senior
                         Resiliency.            Economist, Center for
                                                American Progress; John
                                                Hicks, Executive
                                                Director, National
                                                Association of State
                                                Budget Officers; Douglas
                                                Holtz-Eakin, Ph.D.,
                                                President, American
                                                Action Forum.
11/14/19..............  The Economic Outlook:  The Honorable Jerome H.
                         The View from the      Powell, Chair, Board of
                         Federal Reserve.       Governors of the Federal
                                                Reserve System.
11/20/19..............  Reexamining the        Olivier Blanchard, Ph.D.,
                         Economic Costs of      Senior Fellow, Peterson
                         Debt.                  Institute for
                                                International Economics,
                                                and Professor of
                                                Economics Emeritus, MIT;
                                                L. Randall Wray, Ph.D.,
                                                Professor of Economics,
                                                Bard College, and Senior
                                                Scholar, Levy Economics
                                                Institute; Jared
                                                Bernstein, Ph.D., Senior
                                                Fellow, Center on Budget
                                                and Policy Priorities;
                                                John Taylor, Ph.D.,
                                                Professor of Economics,
                                                Stanford University, and
                                                Senior Fellow, Hoover
                                                Institution.
1/15/20...............  Why Federal            Tracy Gordon, Senior
                         Investments Matter:    Fellow, Urban-Brookings
                         Stability from         Tax Policy Center;
                         Congress to State      Jeanne Lambrew,
                         Capitals.              Commissioner, Department
                                                of Health and Human
                                                Services, State of
                                                Maine; The Honorable
                                                Mark Poloncarz, County
                                                Executive, Erie County,
                                                New York; The Honorable
                                                Larry Walther, Chief
                                                Fiscal Officer, and
                                                Director, Department of
                                                Finance and
                                                Administration, State of
                                                Arkansas; Kim Murnieks,
                                                Director, Office of
                                                Budget and Management,
                                                State of Ohio.
1/29/20...............  The Congressional      The Honorable Phillip
                         Budget Office's        Swagel, Ph.D., Director,
                         Budget and Economic    Congressional Budget
                         Outlook.               Office.
2/12/20...............  The President's        Russell Vought, Acting
                         Fiscal Year 2021       Director, Office of
                         Budget.                Management and Budget.
2/27/20...............  Budget Priorities:     Members of the 116th
                         Members' Day..         Congress.
3/4/20................  Department of Health   The Honorable Eric D.
                         and Human Services     Hargan, Deputy
                         Fiscal Year Budget.    Secretary, Department of
                                                Health and Human
                                                Services.
3/10/20...............  Department of Defense  The Honorable David L.
                         Fiscal Year Budget.    Norquist, Deputy
                                                Secretary of Defense,
                                                Department of Defense.
3/11/20...............  Protecting Congress'   Thomas H. Armstrong,
                         Power of the Purse     General Counsel, U.S.
                         and the Rule of Law.   Government
                                                Accountability Office;
                                                Josh Chafetz, Professor
                                                of Law, Cornell Law
                                                School, and Visiting
                                                Professor at The
                                                University of Texas at
                                                Austin School of Law;
                                                Eloise Pasachoff,
                                                Associate Dean and Agnes
                                                N. Williams Research
                                                Professor, Georgetown
                                                Law; Dr. Philip G.
                                                Joyce, Professor of
                                                Public Policy and Senior
                                                Associate Dean,
                                                University of Maryland,
                                                School of Public Policy.
6/3/20................  Addressing the         Douglas Elmendorf, Ph.D.,
                         Economic Impacts of    Dean of Harvard Kennedy
                         COVID-19: Views from   School; and Douglas
                         Two Former CBO         Holtz-Eakin, Ph.D.,
                         Directors (Virtual     President of American
                         Hearing).              Action Forum.
6/23/20...............  Health and Wealth      Sir Angus Deaton, Ph.D.,
                         Inequality in          Senior Scholar,
                         America: How COVID-    Princeton University
                         19 Makes Clear the     Woodrow Wilson School,
                         Need for Change        Presidential Professor
                         (Virtual Hearing).     of Economics at the
                                                University of Southern
                                                California; Patrice
                                                Harris, M.D., M.A.,
                                                Immediate Past
                                                President, American
                                                Medical Association;
                                                Damon Jones, Ph.D.,
                                                Associate Pro fessor,
                                                University of Chicago
                                                Harris School; and Avik
                                                Roy, President,
                                                Foundation for Research
                                                on Equal Opportunity.
7/8/20................  Fueling American       Sudip Parikh, Ph.D., CEO,
                         Innovation and         American Association for
                         Recovery: The          the Advancement of
                         Federal Role in        Science; Paul Romer,
                         Research and           Ph.D., Professor in
                         Development (Virtual   Economics, NYU; The Hon.
                         Hearing).              Deborah Wince-Smith,
                                                President and CEO,
                                                Council on
                                                Competitiveness; Willy
                                                Shih, Ph.D., Professor
                                                of Management Practice,
                                                Harvard Business School.
7/15/20...............  Software Update        Teresa Gerton, President
                         Required: COVID-19     and CEO, National
                         Exposes Need for       Academy of Public
                         Federal Investments    Administration; Jennifer
                         in Technology          Pahlka, Founder, Code
                         (Virtual Hearing).     for America, and Co-
                                                Founder, U.S. Digital
                                                Response; Rebecca Dixon,
                                                Executive Director,
                                                National Employment Law
                                                Project; Robert Wah, MD,
                                                Physician Leader in
                                                Healthcare and
                                                Technology.
9/10/20...............  Machines, Artificial   Susan Athey, Ph.D.,
                         Intelligence, & the    Economics of Technology
                         Workforce:             Professor, Stanford
                         Recovering &           Graduate School of
                         Readying Our Economy   Business, and Associate
                         for the Future         Director, Stanford
                         (Virtual Hearing).     Institute for Human-
                                                Centered Artificial
                                                Intelligence (HAI);
                                                Daron Acemoglu, Ph.D.,
                                                Institute Professor of
                                                Economics, Massachusetts
                                                Institute of Technology;
                                                Darrell West, Ph.D.,
                                                Vice President and
                                                Director of Governance
                                                Studies, Brookings
                                                Institution; and Jason
                                                Matheny, Ph.D., Founding
                                                Director, Center for
                                                Security and Emerging
                                                Technology at Georgetown
                                                University, and
                                                Commissioner, National
                                                Security Commission on
                                                Artificial Intelligence.
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                            COMMITTEE REPORTS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
        Date            Report No.       Bill No.         Bill title
------------------------------------------------------------------------
4/5/19                        116-35       H.R. 2021  Investing for the
                                                       People Act of
                                                       2019.
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                  PUBLICATIONS OF THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
                  Date                                Title
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/31/19................................  These Are Our Numbers--The
                                          Importance of the 2020 Census
2/4/19.................................  Hearing: Investing in America's
                                          Economic and National Security
2/4/19.................................  A Visit to the Grocery Store:
                                          How the U.S. Government
                                          Impacts a Routine Trip to the
                                          Market
2/5/19.................................  CBO Confirms GOP Tax Law
                                          Contributes to Darkening
                                          Fiscal Future
2/19/19................................  Congress Must Act Now to Raise
                                          the Caps
2/21/19................................  The GOP tax law showers
                                          benefits on the wealthy and
                                          large corporations while
                                          abandoning middle-class
                                          Americans and Main Street
                                          businesses
3/6/19.................................  Real-World Effects Prove the
                                          GOP Tax Law was the Wrong
                                          Policy at the Wrong Time
3/11/19................................  Trump Budget: An Irresponsible
                                          and Cynical Vision for our
                                          Nation
3/22/19................................  President Trump's Dishonest
                                          Defense Budget
3/22/19................................  Hearing: Department of Health
                                          and Human Services 2020 Budget
3/22/19................................  President Trump's Budget Hurts
                                          Veterans Through Extreme Cuts
                                          to Crucial Programs
3/22/19................................  President Trump's Myopic 2020
                                          Budget: States and Localities
                                          Lose Again
3/22/19................................  President Trump's 2020 Budget:
                                          A Dangerous Exercise in
                                          Ignoring the Reality and
                                          Threat of Climate Change
4/2/19.................................  Report: Investing for the
                                          People Act of 2019
4/2/19.................................  Issue Brief: The Devastating
                                          Consequences of the 2020 and
                                          2021 Budget Caps
4/2/19.................................  Issue Brief: The Investing for
                                          the People Act Moves our
                                          Country Forward
4/2/19.................................  Section-by-Section Description:
                                          Investing for the People Act
                                          of 2019
4/8/19.................................  Investing for the People Act
                                          Moves our Country Forward
4/15/19................................  The First Tax Filing Season
                                          Under the GOP Tax Law Shows
                                          the Rich and Big Corporations
                                          Benefitted the Most
5/10/19................................  Hearing: Keeping Our Promise to
                                          America's Seniors--Retirement
                                          Security in the 21st Century
5/24/19................................  Congress Must Act to Strengthen
                                          Americans' Retirement Security
6/6/19.................................  Hearing: The Costs of Climate
                                          Change--Risks to the U.S.
                                          Economy and the Federal Budget
6/20/19................................  Hearing: Building A More
                                          Dynamic Economy--The Benefits
                                          of Immigration
7/10/19................................  Congress Must Act on
                                          Comprehensive Immigration
                                          Reform
7/19/19................................  Hearing: The Costs of Climate
                                          Change--From Coasts to
                                          Heartland, Health to Security
7/22/19................................  The Budget Agreement to Raise
                                          the Caps Supports Critical
                                          Investments for the American
                                          People
8/6/19.................................  The Steep Costs of Climate
                                          Change Call for Congressional
                                          Action
 8/21/19...............................  2018 Tax Returns and Latest
                                          Economic Data Continue to Show
                                          the GOP Tax Law Mostly
                                          Benefited the Rich and Big
                                          Corporations
9/5/19.................................  A Visit to the Doctor's Office:
                                          How the U.S. Government Keeps
                                          Americans Safe and Healthy
9/12/19................................  Hearing: Solutions to Rising
                                          Economic Inequality
9/23/19................................  Hearing: America's
                                          Infrastructure--Today's Gaps,
                                          Tomorrow's Opportunities, and
                                          the Need for Federal
                                          Investment
10/8/19................................  Hearing: Strengthening Our
                                          Fiscal Toolkit--Policy Options
                                          to Improve Economic Resiliency
10/8/19................................  Congress Must Act to Reduce
                                          Inequality for Working
                                          Families
10/22/19...............................  Strong Infrastructure and a
                                          Healthy Economy Require
                                          Federal Investment
10/23/19...............................  The Impoundment Control Act of
                                          1974: What Is It? Why Does It
                                          Matter?
10/28/19...............................  Fiscal Year 2019 Budget Results
                                          Highlight the Urgent Need for
                                          Smart Fiscal Policies that
                                          Help All Americans, Not Just
                                          the Rich
10/30/19...............................  Congress Must Strengthen Our
                                          Recession-Fighting Toolkit
11/15/19...............................  Hearing: Reexamining the
                                          Economic Costs of Debt--Fears
                                          of an imminent debt crisis are
                                          misplaced
12/2/19................................  House Budget Committee Outlines
                                          OMB's Abuse of Apportionment
                                          Process
12/3/19................................  Frequently Asked Questions
                                          about the Federal Budget
12/6/19................................  The Economic Outlook: The View
                                          from the Fed
1/8/20.................................  Reexamining the Costs of Debt
                                          in an Era of Low Interest
                                          Rates
1/8/20.................................  Hearing: Why Federal
                                          Investments Matter--Stability
                                          from Congress to State
                                          Capitals
1/27/20................................  Strengthening the Federal-State-
                                          Local Government Partnership
2/5/20.................................  Congress Has Agreed to a Budget
                                          for 2021
2/10/20................................  The Destructive and Irrational
                                          Trump Budget
2/11/20................................  Charts & Graphs
2/11/20................................  Trump Budget Priorities: Pad
                                          Tax Cuts for Corporations and
                                          Stiff the Middle Class
2/13/20................................  Trump's Vision for a More
                                          Dangerous and Polluted Future
2/13/20................................  The President's 2021 Health and
                                          Human Services Budget
2/13/20................................  Trump Budget Priorities:
                                          Vulnerable Families and
                                          Communities Sacrificed to
                                          Extend Tax Cuts for the
                                          Wealthy
2/13/20................................  Trump's Irrational Budget
                                          Undercuts Our National
                                          Security
2/13/20................................  President Trump's Extreme
                                          Budget Cuts Hurt Veterans
2/13/20................................  States and Localities Power the
                                          Economy, but the Trump Budget
                                          Pulls the Plug
2/13/20................................  Trump Budget Devastates Rural
                                          America
2/25/20................................  The Fiscal Outlook Has
                                          Deteriorated Under President
                                          Trump
2/27/20................................  A GOP Budget Decoder
3/6/20.................................  Hearing: Protecting Congress'
                                          Power of the Purse and the
                                          Rule of Law
3/27/20................................  FAQs on Sequester: An Update
                                          for 2020
4/2/20.................................  Protecting Congress' Power of
                                          the Purse and the Rule of Law
4/22/20................................  Continuing COVID-19 Relief for
                                          Workers and Families
4/27/20................................  The Response to COVID-19
                                          Requires a Stronger Federal,
                                          State, and Local Partnership
4/29/20................................  Section-by-Section Analysis:
                                          Congressional Power of the
                                          Purse Act
5/1/20.................................  Our COVID-19 Response Must Be
                                          Dictated By What America
                                          Needs, Not Unfounded Fears
                                          About Debt
5/14/20................................  Targeted Relief to Americans
                                          and Businesses Hurting from
                                          the COVID-19 Crisis Is Needed
                                          Now--Not More Tax Cuts for the
                                          Rich
6/17/20................................  Health and Wealth Inequality in
                                          America: How COVID-19 Makes
                                          Clear the Need for Change
6/30/20................................  The Economy Needs More Fiscal
                                          Support, Now
7/6/20.................................  Hearing: Fueling American
                                          Innovation and Recovery--The
                                          Federal Role in Research and
                                          Development
7/7/20.................................  A Turning Point for Our Nation:
                                          COVID-19 Exposes Urgent Need
                                          for Health Equity & Economic
                                          Inclusivity
7/13/20................................  FAQs on PAYGO
7/13/20................................  Software Update Required: COVID-
                                          19 Exposes Need for Federal
                                          Investments in Technology
8/4/20.................................  Enhanced UI Saves Lives,
                                          Livelihoods, and the Economy
8/19/20................................  State and Local Governments are
                                          in Dire Need of Federal Relief
8/31/20................................  Federal Research and
                                          Development Fuels Our Economic
                                          Growth, National Capabilities,
                                          and Societal Progress
9/3/20.................................  Federal IT Investments are
                                          Necessary to Deliver Critical
                                          Relief and Services to
                                          Families
9/8/20.................................  Machines, Artificial
                                          Intelligence, & the Workforce:
                                          Recovering & Readying Our
                                          Economy for the Future
10/1/20................................  Funding the IRS Pays Off:
                                          Preventing Tax Dodging by
                                          Wealthy Filers Is the First
                                          Step to Fixing Our Tax Code
10/15/20...............................  Experts Agree: We Cannot Allow
                                          Debt Fearmongering to Derail
                                          Our COVID Recovery
10/28/20...............................  Budget Reconciliation: The
                                          Basics
10/29/20...............................  President Trump Has Failed the
                                          American Economy
11/12/20...............................  With Smart Federal Policies and
                                          Investments, Artificial
                                          Intelligence Can Transform Our
                                          Economy and Workforce to the
                                          Benefit of All
11/17/20...............................  Three Ways Republicans Distort
                                          Medicaid Data
11/20/20...............................  House Budget Committee
                                          Investigation Exposes Trump
                                          Administration's Systemic
                                          Abuse of Executive Spending
                                          Authority
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       Legislative History of Measures on Which Action Was Taken

    The following legislative measures were acted on by the 
Committee on the Budget or contained provisions relating to the 
congressional budget process.

             H.R. 21, CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2019
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/3/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
1/3/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
1/3/19.................................  Committees on Appropriations
                                          and Budget discharged.
1/3/19.................................  Passed/agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 241-190 (Roll No.
                                          11).
1/4/19.................................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
1/8/19.................................  Read the second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 5.
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                H.R. 259, MEDICAID EXTENDERS ACT OF 2019
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/4/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Frank
                                          Pallone, Jr.).
1/4/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Energy and Commerce, in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
1/8/19.................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
1/8/19.................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by voice vote.
1/17/19................................  Passed Senate without amendment
                                          by voice vote.
1/23/19................................  Presented to the President.
1/24/19................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-3.
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             H.R. 268, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2019
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/8/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
1/8/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
1/15/19................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 43 Reported to House.
1/16/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 237-187 (Roll No.
                                          39).
1/17/19................................  Received in the Senate.
1/19/19................................  Read the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
1/22/19................................  Read the second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 15.
1/22/19................................  Motion to proceed to
                                          consideration of measure
                                          agreed to in the Senate by
                                          voice vote.
1/22/19................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          motion.
3/14/19................................  Motion to proceed to
                                          consideration of measure made
                                          in the Senate.
3/26/19................................  Cloture on the motion to
                                          proceed to the measure invoked
                                          in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote: 90-
                                          10 (Record Vote No. 53).
3/28/19................................  Motion to proceed to
                                          consideration of measure
                                          agreed to in Senate by voice
                                          vote.
3/28/19................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          motion.
4/1/19.................................  Cloture not invoked in Senate
                                          by Yea-Nay Vote: 46-48. Record
                                          Vote No: 56.
4/1/19.................................  Motion by Senator McConnell to
                                          reconsider the vote by which
                                          cloture on H.R. 268 was not
                                          invoked (Record Vote No. 56)
                                          entered in Senate.
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             H.R. 648, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2019
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/17/19................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
1/17/19................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
1/22/19................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 61 Reported to House.
1/23/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 234-180 (Roll No.
                                          49).
1/24/19................................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
1/28/19................................  Read the second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 16.
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H.R. 987, STRENGTHENING HEALTH CARE AND LOWERING PRESCRIPTION DRUG COSTS
                                   ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
2/6/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Lisa
                                          Blunt Rochester).
2/6/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Energy and Commerce, in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
2/7/19.................................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Health.
3/27/19................................  Subcommittee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
3/27/19................................  Forwarded by Subcommittee to
                                          Full Committee by voice vote.
4/3/19.................................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
4/3/19.................................  Ordered to be Reported
                                          (Amended) by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: 30-22.
5/10/19................................  Reported (Amended) by the
                                          Committee on Energy and
                                          Commerce. H. Rept. 116-53,
                                          Part I.
5/10/19................................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
5/10/19................................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 31.
5/14/19................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 377 Reported to House.
5/16/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 234-183 (Roll No.
                                          214).
5/20/19................................  Received in the Senate and Read
                                          twice and referred to the
                                          Committee on Health,
                                          Education, Labor, and
                                          Pensions.
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              H.R. 1132, SAN FRANCISCO BAY RESTORATION ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
2/8/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep.
                                          Jackie Speier).
2/8/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Transportation and
                                          Infrastructure, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
2/8/19.................................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Water Resources and
                                          Environment.
9/19/19................................  Subcommittee on Water Resources
                                          and Environment discharged.
9/19/19................................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
9/19/19................................  Ordered to be Reported
                                          (Amended) by voice vote.
11/20/19...............................  Reported (Amended) by the
                                          Committee on Transportation
                                          and Infrastructure. H. Rept.
                                          116-304, Part I.
11/20/19...............................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
11/20/19...............................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 245.
2/5/20.................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
2/5/20.................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by voice vote.
2/10/20................................  Received in the Senate.
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                    H.R. 1568, SAVE RIGHT WHALES ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
3/6/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Seth
                                          Moulton).
3/6/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Natural Resources, in addition
                                          to the Committee on the
                                          Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
3/22/19................................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Water, Oceans, and Wildlife.
3/26/19................................  Subcommittee Hearings Held.
5/1/19.................................  Subcommittee on Water, Oceans,
                                          and Wildlife discharged.
5/1/19.................................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
5/1/19.................................  Ordered to be Reported
                                          (Amended) by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: 23-13.
10/18/19...............................  Reported (Amended) by the
                                          Committee on Natural
                                          Resources. H. Rept. 116-244,
                                          Part I.
10/18/19...............................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
10/18/19...............................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 194.
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             H.R. 1582, ELECTRONIC MESSAGE PRESERVATION ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
3/7/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep.
                                          Elijah E. Cummings).
3/7/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Oversight and Reform, in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
3/12/19................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
3/12/19................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill Agreed to by
                                          voice vote.
3/13/19................................  Received in the Senate and Read
                                          twice and referred to the
                                          Committee on Homeland Security
                                          and Governmental Affairs.
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      H.R. 1608, FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ACT AMENDMENTS OF 2019
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
3/7/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Wm.
                                          Lacy Clay).
3/7/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Oversight and Reform, in
                                          addition to the Committees on
                                          Ways and Means, and the
                                          Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
3/12/19................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
3/12/19................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill Agreed to by
                                          voice vote.
3/13/19................................  Received in the Senate and Read
                                          twice and referred to the
                                          Committee on Homeland Security
                                          and Governmental Affairs.
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              H.R. 1654, FEDERAL REGISTER MODERNIZATION ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
3/8/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Mark
                                          Meadows).
3/8/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Oversight and Reform, in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
3/12/19................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
3/12/19................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: (2/3 required): 426-1
                                          (Roll No. 123).
3/13/19................................  Received in the Senate and Read
                                          twice and referred to the
                                          Committee on Homeland Security
                                          and Governmental Affairs.
5/15/19................................  Committee on Homeland Security
                                          and Governmental Affairs.
                                          Ordered to be reported without
                                          amendment favorably.
7/15/19................................  Committee on Homeland Security
                                          and Governmental Affairs.
                                          Reported by Senator Johnson
                                          without amendment favorably.
                                          With written Report No. 116-
                                          57.
7/15/19................................  Placed on Senate Legislative
                                          Calendar under General Orders.
                                          Calendar No. 149.
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               H.R. 1856, ENDING HOMELESSNESS ACT OF 2019
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
3/25/19................................  Introduced in House (Rep.
                                          Maxine Waters).
3/25/19................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Financial Services, in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
3/26/19................................  Committee consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
3/27/19................................  Committee consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
3/28/19................................  Committee consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
3/28/19................................  Ordered to be Reported by the
                                          Yeas and Nays: 32-26.
7/5/19.................................  Reported (Amended) by the
                                          Committee on Financial
                                          Services. H. Rept. 116-137,
                                          Part I.
7/5/19.................................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
7/5/19.................................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 101.
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             H.R. 2021, INVESTING FOR THE PEOPLE ACT OF 2019
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4/2/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. John
                                          A. Yarmuth).
4/2/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, in addition to the
                                          Committee on Rules, for a
                                          period to be subsequently
                                          determined by the Speaker, in
                                          each case for consideration of
                                          such provisions as fall within
                                          the jurisdiction of the
                                          committee concerned.
4/3/19.................................  Committee consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
4/3/19.................................  Ordered to be Reported by the
                                          Yeas and Nays: 19-17.
4/5/19.................................  Reported by the Committee on
                                          the Budget. H. Rept. 116-35,
                                          Part I.
4/5/19.................................  Committee on Rules discharged.
4/5/19.................................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 16.
4/9/19.................................  Rule H. Res. 294 passed House.
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  H.R. 2051, SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2019
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4/3/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep.
                                          Daniel Lipinski).
4/3/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Science, Space, and
                                          Technology, in addition to the
                                          Committee on the Budget, for a
                                          period to be subsequently
                                          determined by the Speaker, in
                                          each case for consideration of
                                          such provisions as fall within
                                          the jurisdiction of the
                                          committee concerned.
10/17/19...............................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
10/17/19...............................  Ordered to be Reported
                                          (Amended) by voice vote.
11/26/19...............................  Reported (Amended) by the
                                          Committee on Science, Space,
                                          and Technology.
11/26/19...............................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
11/26/19...............................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 253.
12/9/19................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
12/9/19................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended,
                                          Agreed to by voice vote.
12/10/19...............................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice, and referred to the
                                          Committee on Commerce,
                                          Science, and Transportation.
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   H. Res. 293, PROVIDING FOR BUDGET ENFORCEMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2020
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4/8/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. John
                                          A. Yarmuth).
4/8/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, in addition to the
                                          Committee on Rules, for a
                                          period to be subsequently
                                          determined by the Speaker, in
                                          each case for consideration of
                                          such provisions as fall within
                                          the jurisdiction of the
                                          committee concerned.
5/10/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          Pursuant to the provisions of
                                          H. Res. 294, H. Res. 293 is
                                          considered passed House.
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  H.R. 2157, ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR DISASTER RELIEF
                                ACT, 2019
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4/9/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
4/9/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
5/7/19.................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 357 Reported to House.
5/10/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 257-150 (Roll No.
                                          202).
5/14/19................................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
5/15/19................................  Read the second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 91.
5/23/19................................  Motion to proceed to
                                          consideration of measure
                                          agreed to in Senate by
                                          unanimous consent.
5/23/19................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          motion.
5/23/19................................  Motion to waive all applicable
                                          budgetary discipline with
                                          respect to the measure agreed
                                          to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote.
                                          84-9 (Record Vote No. 128).
5/23/19................................  Passed Senate with an amendment
                                          by Yea-Nay Vote. 85-8. (Record
                                          Vote No. 129).
6/3/19.................................  On motion that the House
                                          suspend the rules and agree to
                                          the Senate amendment Agreed to
                                          by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3
                                          required): 354-58 (Roll No.
                                          232).
6/5/19.................................  Presented to the President.
6/6/19.................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-20.
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  H.R. 2440, FULL UTILIZATION OF THE HARBOR MAINTENANCE TRUST FUND ACT
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5/1/19.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Peter
                                          A. DeFazio).
5/1/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Transportation and
                                          Infrastructure, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
5/2/19.................................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Water Resources and
                                          Environment.
5/8/19.................................  Subcommittee on Water Resources
                                          and Environment discharged.
5/8/19.................................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
5/8/19.................................  Ordered to be Reported by voice
                                          vote.
7/2/19.................................  Reported by the Committee on
                                          Transportation and
                                          Infrastructure. H. Rept. 116-
                                          136, Part I.
7/2/19.................................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
7/2/19.................................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 100.
10/28/19...............................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
10/28/19...............................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: (2/3 required): 296-109
                                          (Roll No. 585).
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                      H.R. 3151, TAXPAYER FIRST ACT
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 6/6/19................................  Introduced in House (Rep. John
                                          Lewis).
6/6/19.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Ways and Means, in addition to
                                          the Committees on the Budget
                                          and Financial Services, for a
                                          period to be subsequently
                                          determined by the Speaker, in
                                          each case for consideration of
                                          such provisions as fall within
                                          the jurisdiction of the
                                          committee concerned.
6/10/19................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
6/10/19................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, Agreed to
                                          by voice vote.
6/11/19................................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice.
6/24/19................................  Presented to the President.
7/1/19.................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-25.
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    H.R. 3401, EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR HUMANITARIAN
        ASSISTANCE AND SECURITY AT THE SOUTHERN BORDER ACT, 2019
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6/21/19................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
6/21/19................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
6/25/19................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 462 Reported to House.
6/25/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 230-195 (Roll No.
                                          414).
6/26/19................................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice.
6/26/19................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          unanimous consent.
6/26/19................................  Under the order of 06/26/19,
                                          not having achieved 60 votes
                                          in the affirmative, H.R. 3401
                                          failed of passage in Senate by
                                          Yea-Nay Vote. 37-55 (Record
                                          Vote No. 182).
6/26/19................................  Under the order of 06/26/19,
                                          having achieved 60 votes in
                                          the affirmative, with an
                                          amendment by Yea-Nay Vote. 84-
                                          8. (Record Vote No. 85).
6/27/19................................  On motion the House agree to
                                          the Senate amendment Agreed to
                                          by recorded vote: 305-102
                                          (Roll No. 429).
6/28/19................................  Presented to the President.
7/1/19.................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-26.
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          H.R. 3742, RECOVERING AMERICA'S WILDLIFE ACT OF 2019
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7/12/19................................  Introduced in House (Rep.
                                          Debbie Dingell).
7/12/19................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Natural Resources, in addition
                                          to the Committee on the
                                          Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
7/29/19................................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Water, Oceans, and Wildlife.
10/17/19...............................  Subcommittee Hearings Held.
12/5/19................................  Subcommittee on Water, Oceans,
                                          and Wildlife discharged.
12/5/19................................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
12/5/19................................  Ordered to be Reported
                                          (Amended) by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: 26-6.
12/24/20...............................  Reported (Amended) by the
                                          Committee on Natural
                                          Resources. H. Rept. 116-685,
                                          Part I.
12/24/20...............................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
12/24/20...............................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 568.
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                H.R. 3877, BIPARTISAN BUDGET ACT OF 2019
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7/23/19................................  Introduced in House (Rep. John
                                          A. Yarmuth).
7/23/19................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, in addition to the
                                          Committees on Rules, and Ways
                                          and Means, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
7/24/19................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 519 Reported to House.
                                          The resolution provided for
                                          consideration of H.R. 3877 and
                                          H.R. 549 under closed rules.
                                          It also waived clause 6(a) of
                                          Rule XIII, requiring a two-
                                          thirds vote waiver to consider
                                          a rule on the same day it is
                                          reported from the Rules
                                          Committee against any
                                          resolution reported through
                                          the legislative day of July
                                          26, 2019.
7/25/19................................  The House proceeded with 1 hour
                                          of debate on H.R. 3877.
7/25/19................................  At the conclusion of debate on
                                          H.R. 3877, the Speaker pro
                                          tempore put the question on
                                          passage and by voice vote
                                          announced that the ayes had
                                          prevailed. Chairman Yarmuth
                                          demanded a recorded vote, and
                                          the Speaker pro tempore
                                          postponed further proceedings
                                          on passage of the bill until
                                          later in the legislative day.
7/25/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 284-149 (Roll No.
                                          511).
7/25/19................................  Consideration of amendment,
                                          A001 offered by Rep. Massie to
                                          amend the bill title.
7/25/19................................  On agreeing to the Massie
                                          amendment to the title Failed
                                          by the Yeas and Nays: 47-384
                                          (Roll No. 512).
7/29/19................................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice. Ordered Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 165, pursuant to the order
                                          of July 25, 2019.
7/29/19................................  Motion to proceed to
                                          consideration of measure made
                                          in Senate.
7/29/19................................  Cloture motion on the motion to
                                          proceed to the measure
                                          presented in Senate.
7/30/19................................  Cloture motion on the motion to
                                          proceed to the measure
                                          withdrawn by unanimous consent
                                          in Senate.
8/1/19.................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          unanimous consent.
8/1/19.................................  Cloture motion on the measure
                                          presented in Senate.
8/1/19.................................  Amendment SA 932 proposed by
                                          Senator Paul in the nature of
                                          a substitute.
8/1/19.................................  Under the order of 7/30/19, SA
                                          932, not having achieved 60
                                          votes in the affirmative, was
                                          not agreed to in Senate by Yea-
                                          Nay Vote. 23-70. (Record Vote
                                          No. 260).
8/1/19.................................  Cloture on the measure invoked
                                          in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 67-
                                          27. (Record Vote No. 261).
8/1/19.................................  Passed Senate without amendment
                                          by Yea-Nay Vote. 67-28.
                                          (Record Vote No. 262).
8/1/19.................................  Presented to the President.
8/2/19.................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-37.
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H.R. 4378, CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2020, AND HEALTH EXTENDERS ACT
                                 OF 2019
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9/18/19................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
9/18/19................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
9/19/19................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 564 Reported to House.
9/19/19................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 301-123 (Roll No.
                                          538).
9/19/19................................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          the first time, Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
9/23/19................................  Read the Second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 213.
9/26/19................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          unanimous consent.
9/26/19................................  Passed Senate without amendment
                                          by Yea-Nay Vote. 81-16 (Record
                                          Vote No. 311).
9/27/19................................  Presented to the President.
9/27/19................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-59.
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 H.R. 4894, CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET JUSTIFICATION TRANSPARENCY ACT OF 2019
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10/29/19...............................  Introduced in House (Rep. Mike
                                          Quigley).
10/29/19...............................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Oversight and Reform, and in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
3/4/20.................................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
3/4/20.................................  Ordered to be Reported
                                          (Amended) by voice vote.
9/14/20................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
9/14/20................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: (2/3 required): 402-1
                                          (Roll No. 183).
9/15/20................................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          twice. Placed on Senate
                                          Legislative Calendar under
                                          General Orders. Calendar No.
                                          533.
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   H.R. 5430, UNITED STATES-MEXICO-CANADA AGREEMENT IMPLEMENTATION ACT
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12/13/19...............................  Introduced in House (Rep. Steny
                                          H. Hoyer).
12/13/19...............................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Ways and Means, and in
                                          addition to the Committees on
                                          Education and Labor, Natural
                                          Resources, Foreign Affairs,
                                          the Judiciary, the Budget,
                                          Transportation and
                                          Infrastructure, Financial
                                          Services, Agriculture, Energy
                                          and Commerce, and Oversight
                                          and Reform, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
12/14/19...............................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Aviation.
12/14/19...............................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Coast Guard and Maritime
                                          Transportation.
12/14/19...............................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Economic Development, Public
                                          Buildings, and Emergency
                                          Management.
12/14/19...............................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Highways and Transit.
12/14/19...............................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Railroads, Pipelines, and
                                          Hazardous Materials.
12/14/19...............................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Water Resources and
                                          Environment.
 12/16/19..............................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Consumer Protection and
                                          Commerce.
12/16/19...............................  Order of Procedure. Agreed to
                                          without objection.
12/17/19...............................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
12/17/19...............................  Ordered to be Reported by voice
                                          vote.
12/19/19...............................  Reported by the Committee on
                                          Ways and Means. H. Rept. 116-
                                          358, Part I.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Education and
                                          Labor discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Natural Resources
                                          discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Foreign Affairs
                                          discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on the Judiciary
                                          discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Transportation
                                          discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Financial Services
                                          discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Agriculture
                                          discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Energy and
                                          Commerce discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Committee on Oversight and
                                          Reform discharged.
12/19/19...............................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 284.
12/19/19...............................  Considered under previous Order
                                          of Procedure of the House.
12/19/19...............................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 385-41 (Roll No.
                                          701).
1/3/20.................................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice, and referred jointly to
                                          the Committee on Finance;
                                          Health, Education, Labor, and
                                          Pensions; Environment and
                                          Public Works; Appropriations;
                                          Foreign Relations; Commerce,
                                          Science, and Transportation;
                                          and the Budget.
1/7/20.................................  Committee on Finance. Ordered
                                          to be reported without
                                          amendment favorably.
1/14/20................................  Committee on the Budget.
                                          Ordered to be reported without
                                          amendment favorably.
1/15/20................................  Committee on Foreign Relations.
                                          Ordered to be reported without
                                          amendment favorably.
1/15/20................................  Committee on Commerce, Science,
                                          and Transportation. Ordered to
                                          be reported without amendment
                                          favorably.
1/15/20................................  Committee on Health, Education,
                                          Labor, and Pensions. Ordered
                                          to be reported without
                                          amendment favorably.
1/15/20................................  Committee on Appropriations.
                                          Ordered to be reported without
                                          amendment favorably.
1/15/20................................  Committee on Finance; Health,
                                          Education, Labor, and
                                          Pensions; Environment and
                                          Public Works, Appropriations;
                                          Foreign Relations; Commerce,
                                          Science, and Transportation;
                                          the Budget. Jointly reported
                                          to Senate by Senator Grassley
                                          without amendment. Without
                                          written report.
1/15/20................................  Placed on Senate Legislative
                                          Calendar under General Order.
                                          Calendar No. 406.
1/15/20................................  Motion to Proceed to
                                          consideration of measure
                                          agreed to in Senate by voice
                                          vote.
1/15/20................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          motion.
1/16/20................................  Considered by Senate.
1/16/20................................  Point of order that an
                                          emergency designation within
                                          the measure violates the CBA
                                          raised in the Senate.
1/16/20................................  Motion to waive all applicable
                                          budgetary discipline with
                                          respect to the measure agreed
                                          to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote.
                                          78-21 (Record Vote No. 13).
1/16/20................................  Passed Senate without amendment
                                          by Yea-Nay Vote. 89-10 (Record
                                          Vote No. 14).
1/22/20................................  Presented to the President.
1/29/20................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-113.
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H.R. 5687, EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR DISASTER RELIEF AND
                PUERTO RICO DISASTER TAX RELIEF ACT, 2020
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1/28/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
1/28/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          and Ways and Means, for a
                                          period to be subsequently
                                          determined by the Speaker, in
                                          each case for consideration of
                                          such provisions as fall within
                                          the jurisdiction of the
                                          committee concerned.
2/5/20.................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 833 Reported to House.
2/7/20.................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 237-161 (Roll No.
                                          54).
2/10/20................................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
2/11/20................................  Read the second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 416.
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      H.R. 6074, CORONAVIRUS PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE SUPPLEMENTAL
                        APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2020
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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3/4/20.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
3/4/20.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
3/4/20.................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
3/4/20.................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill Agreed to by
                                          the Yeas and Nays: (2/3
                                          required): 415-2 (Roll No.
                                          86).
3/4/20.................................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice.
3/5/20.................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          unanimous consent.
3/5/20.................................  Amendment SA 1506 proposed by
                                          Senator Paul.
3/5/20.................................  Motion to table SA 1506 agreed
                                          to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote.
                                          81-15 (Record Vote No. 65).
3/5/20.................................  Passed Senate without amendment
                                          by Yea-Nay Vote. 96-1 (Record
                                          Vote No. 66).
3/5/20.................................  Presented to the President.
3/6/20.................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-123.
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           H.R. 6201, FAMILIES FIRST CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE ACT
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3/11/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
3/11/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          and Ways and Means, for a
                                          period to be subsequently
                                          determined by the Speaker, in
                                          each case for consideration of
                                          such provisions as fall within
                                          the jurisdiction of the
                                          committee concerned.
3/14/20................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
3/14/20................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: (2/3 required): 363-40,
                                          1 Present (Roll No. 102).
3/17/20................................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice.
 3/18/20...............................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          unanimous consent.
3/18/20................................  Amendment SA 1556 proposed by
                                          Senator Paul. Amendment SA
                                          1556 under the order of 3/18/
                                          20, not having achieved 60
                                          votes in the affirmative, was
                                          not agreed to in the Senate by
                                          Yea-Nay Vote. 3-95. (Record
                                          Vote No. 73).
3/18/20................................  Amendment SA 1559 proposed by
                                          Senator Murray.
3/18/20................................  Amendment SA 1558 proposed by
                                          Senator Johnson.
3/18/20................................  Amendment SA 1559 under the
                                          order of 3/18/20, not having
                                          achieved 60 votes in the
                                          affirmative, was not agreed to
                                          in the Senate by Yea-Nay Vote.
                                          47-51. (Record Vote No. 74).
3/18/20................................  Amendment SA 1558 under the
                                          order of 3/18/20, not having
                                          achieved 60 votes in the
                                          affirmative, was not agreed to
                                          in the Senate by Yea-Nay Vote.
                                          50-48. (Record Vote No. 75).
3/18/20................................  Passed Senate under the order
                                          of 3/18/20, having achieved 60
                                          votes in the affirmative,
                                          without amendment by Yea Nay
                                          Vote. 90-8. (Record Vote No.
                                          76).
3/18/20................................  Presented to the President.
3/18/20................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-127.
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                          H.R. 6800, HEROES ACT
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5/12/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
5/12/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          Committee on the Budget, and
                                          Ways and Means, for a period
                                          to be subsequently determined
                                          by the Speaker, in each case
                                          for consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
5/14/20................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 967 Reported to House.
5/15/20................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 208-199 (Roll No.
                                          109).
5/20/20................................  Received in the Senate.
5/21/20................................  Read the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
6/1/20.................................  Read the second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders. Calendar
                                          No. 455.
7/23/20................................  Committee on Small Business and
                                          Entrepreneurship. Hearings
                                          held.
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                 H.R. 7027, CHILD CARE IS ESSENTIAL ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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5/27/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Rosa
                                          L. DeLauro).
5/27/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          Committee on the Budget, for a
                                          period to be subsequently
                                          determined by the Speaker, in
                                          each case for consideration of
                                          such provisions as fall within
                                          the jurisdiction of the
                                          committee concerned.
7/20/20................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 1053 Reported to House.
7/29/20................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 249-163 (Roll No.
                                          171).
7/30/20................................  Received in the Senate and Read
                                          twice and referred to the
                                          Committee on Appropriations.
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  H.R. 7105, JOHNNY ISAKSON AND DAVID P. ROE, M.D. VETERANS HEALTH CARE
                  AND BENEFITS IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 2020
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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6/4/20.................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Mike
                                          Levin).
6/4/20.................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Veterans' Affairs, in addition
                                          to Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
7/13/20................................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Economic Opportunity.
9/23/20................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
9/23/20................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended.
                                          Agreed to by voice vote.
9/24/20................................  Received in the Senate and Read
                                          twice and referred to the
                                          Committee on Veterans'
                                          Affairs.
12/9/20................................  Senate Committee on Veterans'
                                          Affairs discharged by
                                          unanimous consent.
12/9/20................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          unanimous consent.
12/9/20................................  Passed Senate with an amendment
                                          by unanimous consent.
12/16/20...............................  On motion that the House
                                          suspend the rules and agree to
                                          the Senate amendment Agreed to
                                          by voice vote.
12/24/20...............................  Presented to the President.
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             H.R. 7327, CHILD CARE FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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6/25/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
6/25/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          Committee on the Budget, and
                                          Ways and Means, for a period
                                          to be subsequently determined
                                          by the Speaker, in each case
                                          for consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
7/20/20................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 1053 Reported to House.
7/29/20................................  Passed/Agreed to in the House:
                                          On passage Passed by the Yeas
                                          and Nays: 250-161 (Roll No.
                                          172).
7/30/20................................  Received in the Senate and Read
                                          twice and referred to the
                                          Committee on Appropriations.
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           H.R. 7575, WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2020
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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7/13/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Peter
                                          A. DeFazio).
7/13/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Transportation and
                                          Infrastructure, and in
                                          addition to Committee on the
                                          Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
7/14/20................................  Referred to the Subcommittee on
                                          Water Resources and
                                          Environment.
7/15/20................................  Subcommittee on Water Resources
                                          and Environment discharged.
7/15/20................................  Committee Consideration and
                                          Mark-Up Session Held.
7/24/20................................  Reported (Amended) by the
                                          Committee on Transportation
                                          and Infrastructure. H. Rept.
                                          116-560, Part I.
7/24/20................................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
7/24/20................................  Placed on the Union Calendar,
                                          Calendar No. 369.
7/29/20................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
7/29/20................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended.
                                          Agreed to by voice vote.
7/30/20................................  Received in the Senate.
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          H.R. 8089, EMERGENCY STOPGAP USCIS STABILIZATION ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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8/22/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Zoe
                                          Lofgren).
8/22/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          the Judiciary, and in addition
                                          to Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
8/22/20................................  Committee on the Judiciary
                                          discharged.
8/22/20................................  Committee on the Budget
                                          discharged.
8/22/20................................  Considered by unanimous
                                          consent.
8/22/20................................  On passage Passed without
                                          objection.
9/8/20.................................  Received in the Senate.
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 H.R. 8319, CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2021 AND OTHER EXTENSIONS ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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9/21/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Zoe
                                          Lofgren).
9/21/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, and in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
9/21/20................................  Rules Committee Resolution H.
                                          Res. 1129 Reported to House.
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 H.R. 8337, CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2021 AND OTHER EXTENSIONS ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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9/22/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
9/22/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
9/22/20................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
9/22/20................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: (2/3 required): 359-57,
                                          1 Present (Roll No. 198).
9/22/20................................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
9/23/20................................  Read the second time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under General Orders.
9/24/20................................  Motion to proceed to
                                          consideration of measure
                                          agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay
                                          Vote. 93-2 (Record Vote No.
                                          195).
9/24/20................................  Measure laid before Senate by
                                          motion.
9/30/20................................  Passed Senate without an
                                          amendment by Yea-Nay Vote. 84-
                                          10 (Record Vote No. 197).
9/30/20................................  Presented to the President.
10/1/20................................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-159.
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    H.R. 8900, FURTHER CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2021, AND OTHER
                             EXTENSIONS ACT
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
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12/8/20................................  Introduced in House (Rep. Nita
                                          M. Lowey).
12/8/20................................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Appropriations, in addition to
                                          the Committee on the Budget,
                                          for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
12/9/20................................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
12/9/20................................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill, as amended
                                          Agreed to by the Yeas and
                                          Nays: (2/3 required): 343-67
                                          (Roll No. 240).
12/9/20................................  Received in the Senate, read
                                          twice.
12/11/20...............................  Passed Senate without amendment
                                          by voice vote.
12/11/20...............................  Presented to the President.
12/11/20...............................  Signed by the President. Became
                                          Public Law No. 116-215.
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                       H.R. 9051, CASH ACT OF 2020
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12/28/20...............................  Introduced in House (Rep.
                                          Richard E. Neal).
12/28/20...............................  Referred to the Committee on
                                          Ways and Means, and in
                                          addition to the Committee on
                                          the Budget, for a period to be
                                          subsequently determined by the
                                          Speaker, in each case for
                                          consideration of such
                                          provisions as fall within the
                                          jurisdiction of the committee
                                          concerned.
12/28/20...............................  Considered under suspension of
                                          the rules.
12/28/20...............................  On motion to suspend the rules
                                          and pass the bill Agreed to by
                                          the Yeas and Nays: (2/3
                                          required): 275-134 (Roll No.
                                          252).
12/29/20...............................  Received in the Senate. Read
                                          the first time. Placed on
                                          Senate Legislative Calendar
                                          under Read the First Time.
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           APPENDIX 1: Adjustments And Current Level Reports


Accounts identified for advance appropriations

Date--January 8, 2019
Congressional Record--H280

Adjustment to committee allocation for fiscal year 2019

Bill Number--H.J. Res. 31
Title--Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2019
Date--February 14, 2019
Congressional Record--H2026

Updated status report on the current spending levels of on-budget 
        spending and revenues for fiscal year 2019 and for the 10-year 
        period of fiscal year 2019 through fiscal year 2028

Date--March 5, 2019
Congressional Record--H2361-H2364

Aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for fiscal year 
        2020

Date--May 3, 2019
Congressional Record--H3445-H3446

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2020

Bill Number--H.R. 2740
Title--Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and 
        Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 
        2020
Bill Number--H.R. 2745
Title--Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related 
        Agencies Appropriations Act, 2020
Date--May 15, 2019
Congressional Record--H3839

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2020

Bill Number--H.R. 1500
Title--Consumers First Act
Date--May 21, 2019
Congressional Record--H4061

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2020

Bill Number--H.R. 2839
Title--Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related 
        Programs Appropriations Act, 2020
Bill Number--H.R. 2968
Title--Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2020
Bill Number--H.R. 3052
Title--Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related 
        Agencies Appropriations Act, 2020
Bill Number--H.R. 3055
Title--Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies 
        Appropriations Act, 2020
Date--June 4, 2019
Congressional Record--H4310

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2020

Bill Number--H.R. 3351
Title--Financial Services and General Government Appropriations 
        Act, 2020
Date--June 21, 2019
Congressional Record--H5034

Updated status report on the current spending levels of on-budget 
        spending and revenues for fiscal year 2019

Date--July 9, 2019
Congressional Record--H5293-H5296

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2020

Date--July 9, 2019
Congressional Record--H5296-H5298

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2020

Bill Number--H.R. 3931
Title--Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2020
Date--September 9, 2019
Congressional Record--H7557

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2019

Date--October 16, 2019
Congressional Record--H8190-H8193

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2020

Date--October 16, 2019
Congressional Record--H8193-H8196

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2020

Bill Number--H.R. 1158
Title--Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2020
Date--December 17, 2019
Congressional Record--H10606-H10607

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2020

Date--January 15, 2020
Congressional Record--H295-H298

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2020

Bill Number--H.R. 2339
Title--Protecting American Lungs and Reversing the Youth 
        Tobacco Epidemic Act of 2020
Date--February 28, 2020
Congressional Record--H1420-H1421

Aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for fiscal year 
        2021

Date--May 1, 2020
Congressional Record--H1968-H1969

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2020

Date--June 11, 2020
Congressional Record--H2380-H2382

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2021

Date--June 11, 2020
Congressional Record--H2382-H2384

Revision to the aggregates, allocations, and other budgetary levels for 
        fiscal year 2021

Bill Number--H.R. 7612
Title--Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related 
        Agencies Appropriations Act, 2021
Bill Number--H.R. 7614
Title--Department of Labor, Health and Human Services, and 
        Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 
        2021
Bill Number--H.R. 7617
Title--Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2021
Bill Number--H.R. 7668
Title--Financial Services and General Government Appropriations 
        Act, 2021
Bill Number--H.R. 7669
Title--Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2021
Date--July 22, 2020
Congressional Record--H3691

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2020

Date--October 16, 2020
Congressional Record--H5685-H5688

Status report on the current spending levels of on-budget spending and 
        revenues for fiscal year 2021

Date--October 16, 2020
Congressional Record--H5688-H5690

           APPENDIX 2: Budgetary Effects of PAYGO Legislation


----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
               Bill number                    Date             Bill title               Congressional Record
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H.R. 56..................................    1/28/19  Financial Technology          H1241
                                                       Protection Act.
H.R. 450.................................     2/7/19  Preventing Crimes Against     H1457
                                                       Veterans Act of 2019.
H.R. 995.................................    2/11/19  Settlement Agreement          H1515
                                                       Information Database Act of
                                                       2019.
H.R. 1063................................    2/11/19  Presidential Library          H1515
                                                       Donation Reform Act.
H.R. 1064................................    2/11/19  To amend title 5, United      H1515
                                                       States Code, to allow
                                                       whistleblowers to disclose
                                                       information to certain
                                                       recipients.
H.R. 1079................................    2/11/19  Creating Advanced             H1515
                                                       Streamlined Electronic
                                                       Services for Constituents
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 758.................................    3/11/19  Cooperate with Law            H2646
                                                       Enforcement Agencies and
                                                       Watch Act of 2019.
H.R. 974.................................    3/11/19  Federal Reserve Supervision   H2646
                                                       Testimony Clarification Act.
H.R. 1582................................    3/12/19  Electronic Message            H2678
                                                       Preservation Act.
H.R. 1608................................    3/12/19  Federal Advisory Committee    H2678
                                                       Act Amendments of 2019.
H.R. 1477................................    3/25/19  Russian-Venezuelan Threat     H2793
                                                       Mitigation Act.
H.R. 1839................................    3/25/19  Medicaid Services Investment  H2793
                                                       and Accountability Act of
                                                       2019.
H.R. 1957................................     4/9/19  Taxpayer First Act of 2019..  H3214
H.R. 1222................................    4/29/19  Target Practice and           H3301
                                                       Marksmanship Training
                                                       Support Act.
H.R. 1328................................     5/8/19  ACCESS BROADBAND Act........  H3498
H.R. 299.................................    5/14/19  Blue Water Navy Vietnam       H3785-H3786
                                                       Veterans Act of 2019.
H.R. 1060................................    5/14/19  BUILD Act...................  H3786
H.R. 1313................................    5/14/19  Transit Security Grant        H3786
                                                       Program Flexibility Act.
H.R. 987.................................    5/16/19  Strengthening Health Care     H3921
                                                       and Lowering Prescription
                                                       Drugs Costs Act.
H.R. 1947................................    5/21/19  To amend title 38, United     H4062
                                                       States Code, to exempt
                                                       transfers of funds from
                                                       Federal agencies to the
                                                       Department of Veterans
                                                       Affairs for nonprofit
                                                       corporations established
                                                       under subchapter IV of
                                                       chapter 73 of such title
                                                       from certain provisions of
                                                       the Economy Act, and for
                                                       other purposes.
H.R. 559.................................     6/3/19  Northern Mariana Islands      H4214
                                                       Long-Term Legal Residents
                                                       Relief Act.
H.R. 1921................................     6/5/19  Ocean Acidification           H4339
                                                       Innovation Act of 2019.
H.R. 3151................................    6/10/19  Taxpayer First Act..........  H4387
H.R. 3253................................    6/18/19  Empowering Beneficiaries,     H4768
                                                       Ensuring Access, and
                                                       Strengthening
                                                       Accountability Act of 2019.
H.R. 1988................................     7/9/19  Protect Affordable Mortgages  H5300
                                                       for Veterans Act of 2019.
H.R. 526.................................    7/15/19  Cambodia Democracy Act......  H5823
H.R. 2037................................    7/15/19  Saudi Arabia Human Rights     H5823
                                                       and Accountability Act of
                                                       2019.
H.R. 2615................................    7/15/19  United States-Northern        H5824
                                                       Triangle Enhancement
                                                       Engagement Act.
H.R. 736.................................    7/17/19  Access to Congressionally     H5996
                                                       Mandated Reports Act.
H.R. 34..................................    7/23/19  Energy and Water Research     H7237
                                                       Integration Act of 2019.
H.R. 549.................................    7/23/19  Venezuela TPS Act of 2019...  H7237
H.R. 1837................................    7/23/19  United States-Israel          H7237
                                                       Cooperation Enhancement and
                                                       Regional Security Act.
H.R. 1850................................    7/23/19  Palestinian International     H7237
                                                       Terrorism Support
                                                       Prevention Act of 2019.
H.R. 2938................................    7/23/19  HAVEN Act...................  H7237
H.R. 3304................................    7/23/19  National Guard and            H7237
                                                       Reservists Debt Relief
                                                       Extension Act of 2019.
H.R. 3311................................    7/23/19  Small Business Reorganizing   H7237
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 3504................................    7/23/19  Ryan Kules Specially          H7238
                                                       Adaptive Housing
                                                       Improvement Act of 2019.
H.R. 1365................................    7/24/19  To make technical             H7374
                                                       corrections to the Guam
                                                       World War II Loyalty
                                                       Recognition Act.
H.R. 693.................................    7/24/19  PAST Act....................  H7374
H.R. 3299................................    7/24/19  PRIDE Act of 2019...........  H7374
H.R. 3352................................    7/24/19  Department of State           H7375
                                                       Authorization Act of 2019.
H.R. 3375................................    7/24/19  Stopping Bad Robocalls Act..  H7375
H.R. 3409................................    7/24/19  Coast Guard Authorization     H7375
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 2336................................    7/25/19  Family Farmer Relief Act of   H7461
                                                       2019.
H.R. 1420................................     9/9/19  Energy Efficient Government   H7557
                                                       Technology Act.
H.R. 241.................................    9/10/19  Bank Service Company          H7594
                                                       Examination Coordination
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 1941................................    9/11/19  Coastal and Marine Economies  H7662-H7663
                                                       Protection Act.
H.R. 205.................................    9/11/19  Protecting and Securing       H7662
                                                       Florida's Coastline Act of
                                                       2019.
H.R. 1146................................    9/12/19  Arctic Cultural and Coastal   H7702
                                                       Plain Protection Act.
H.R. 2486................................    9/17/19  FUTURE Act..................  H7751
H.R. 550.................................    9/19/19  Merchant Mariners of World    H7832
                                                       War II Congressional Gold
                                                       Medal Act of 2019.
H.R. 1396................................    9/19/19  Hidden Figures Congressional  H7832
                                                       Gold Medal Act.
H.R. 1830................................    9/19/19  National Purple Heart Hall    H7832
                                                       of Honor Commemorative Coin
                                                       Act.
 H.R. 2290...............................    9/19/19  Shutdown Guidance for         H7832
                                                       Financial Institutions Act.
H.R. 3589................................    9/19/19  Greg LeMond Congressional     H7832
                                                       Gold Medal Act.
H.R. 3619................................    9/19/19  Appraisal Reform Act of 2019  H7832
H.R. 3625................................    9/19/19  PCAOB Whistleblower           H7832
                                                       Protection Act of 2019.
H.R. 2229................................    9/24/19  First Responders Passport     H7898
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 3190................................    9/24/19  BURMA Act of 2019...........  H7898-H7899
H.R. 1595................................    9/25/19  SAFE Banking Act of 2019....  H7987
H.R. 3289................................   10/15/19  Hong Kong Human Rights and    H8141
                                                       Democracy Act of 2019.
H.R. 4270................................   10/15/19  PROTECT Hong Kong Act.......  H8141
H.R. 1496................................   10/16/19  Presidential Allowance        H8196
                                                       Modernization Act of 2019.
H.R. 4406................................   10/21/19  Small Business Development    H8296
                                                       Centers Improvement Act of
                                                       2019.
H.R. 598.................................   10/22/19  Georgia Support Act.........  H8384
H.R. 724.................................   10/22/19  PACT Act....................  H8384
H.R. 835.................................   10/22/19  Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act    H8384
                                                       of 2019.
H.R. 1865................................   10/28/19  National Law Enforcement      H8536
                                                       Museum Commemorative Coin
                                                       Act.
H.R. 2423................................   10/28/19  Women's Suffrage Centennial   H8536
                                                       Commemorative Coin Act.
H.R. 2514................................   10/28/19  COUNTER Act of 2019.........  H8536
H.R. 3942................................   10/28/19  Preventing Online Sales of E- H8536
                                                       Cigarettes to Children Act.
H.R. 4067................................   10/28/19  Financial Inclusion in        H8536-H8537
                                                       Banking Act of 2019.
H.R. 2181................................   10/30/19  Chaco Cultural Heritage Area  H8676
                                                       Protection Act of 2019.
H.R. 823.................................   10/30/19  Colorado Outdoor Recreation   H8676
                                                       and Economy Act.
H.R. 4625................................   11/12/19  Protect the GI Bill Act.....  H8781
H.R. 4162................................   11/12/19  GI Bill Planning Act of 2019  H8781
H.R. 1615................................   11/13/19  VA-SBA Act..................  H8824
H.R. 1773................................   11/13/19  Rosie the Riveter             H8824
                                                       Congressional Gold Medal
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 3661................................   11/13/19  Patriotic Employer            H8824
                                                       Protection Act of 2019.
H.R. 4344................................   11/18/19  Investor Protection and       H8956
                                                       Capital Markets Fairness
                                                       Act.
H.R. 4634................................   11/18/19  Terrorism Risk Insurance      H8956
                                                       Program Reauthorization Act
                                                       of 2019.
H.R. 255.................................   11/20/19  Big Bear Land Exchange Act..  H9119
H.R. 737.................................   11/20/19  Shark Fin Sales Elimination   H9119
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 1466................................   11/20/19  Multinational Species         H9119
                                                       Conservation Funds
                                                       Semipostal Stamp
                                                       Reauthorization Act of 2019.
H.R. 565.................................    12/3/19  AMIGOS Act..................  H9219
H.R. 4018................................    12/3/19  To provide that the amount    H9219
                                                       of time that an elderly
                                                       offender must serve before
                                                       being eligible for
                                                       placement in home detention
                                                       is to be reduced by the
                                                       amount of good time credits
                                                       earned by the prisoner, and
                                                       for other purposes.
H.R. 4803................................    12/3/19  Citizenship for Children of   H9219
                                                       Military Members and Civil
                                                       Servants Act.
H.R. 453.................................   12/16/19  Eastern Band of Cherokee      H10305
                                                       Historic Lands
                                                       Reacquisition Act.
H.R. 4227................................   12/16/19  MAPS Act....................  H10305
H.R. 4779................................   12/16/19  To extend the Undertaking     H10305
                                                       Spam, Spyware, And Fraud
                                                       Enforcement With Enforcers
                                                       beyond Borders Act of 2006,
                                                       and for other purposes.
H.R. 4998................................   12/16/19  Secure and Trusted            H10305
                                                       Communications Networks Act
                                                       of 2019.
H.R. 5146................................     1/8/20  Unlocking Opportunities for   H61
                                                       Small Business Act of 2019.
H.R. 4458................................    1/13/20  Cybersecurity and Financial   H205-H206
                                                       System Resilience Act of
                                                       2019.
H.R. 4841................................    1/13/20  Prudential Regulatory         H206
                                                       Oversight Act.
H.R. 4331................................    1/28/20  Tibetan Policy and Support    H631
                                                       Act of 2019.
H.R. 3830................................     2/5/20  Taxpayers Right-to-Know Act.  H845
H.R. 35..................................    2/26/20  Emmett Till Antilynching Act  H1223
H.R. 473.................................    2/26/20  To authorize the Every Word   H1223
                                                       We Utter Monument to
                                                       establish a commemorative
                                                       work in the District of
                                                       Columbia and its environs,
                                                       and for other purposes.
H.R. 560.................................    2/26/20  Northern Mariana Islands      H1223
                                                       Residents Relief Act.
H.R. 2819................................    2/26/20  Gold Star Mothers Families    H1223
                                                       National Monument Extension
                                                       Act.
H.R. 5003................................     3/2/20  Fair Debt Collection          H1435
                                                       Practices for
                                                       Servicemembers Act.
H.R. 6509................................    5/27/20  Public Safety Officer         H2320
                                                       Pandemic Response Act of
                                                       2020.
H.R. 3504................................    7/20/20  Ryan Kules and Paul Benne     H3584-H3585
                                                       Specially Adaptive Housing
                                                       Improvement Act of 2019.
H.R. 7573................................    7/22/20  To direct the Architect of    H3691-H3692
                                                       the Capitol to replace the
                                                       bust of Roger Brooke Taney
                                                       in the Old Supreme Court
                                                       Chamber of the United
                                                       States Capitol with a bust
                                                       of Thurgood Marshall to be
                                                       obtained by the Joint
                                                       Committee on the Library
                                                       and to remove certain
                                                       statues from areas of the
                                                       United States Capitol which
                                                       are accessible to the
                                                       public, to remove all
                                                       statues of individuals who
                                                       voluntarily served the
                                                       Confederate States of
                                                       America from display in the
                                                       United States Capitol, and
                                                       for other purposes.
H.R. 4686................................    7/29/20  Sami's Law..................  H3976
H.R. 7575................................    7/29/20  Water Resources Development   H3976-H3977
                                                       Act of 2020.
H.R. 4894................................    9/14/20  Congressional Budget          H4379
                                                       Justification Transparency
                                                       Act of 2020.
H.R. 451.................................    9/21/20  Don't Break Up the T-Band     H4639
                                                       Act of 2020.
H.R. 1418................................    9/21/20  Competitive Health Insurance  H4639
                                                       Reform Act of 2020.
H.R. 3349................................    9/21/20  Republic of Texas Legation    H4639
                                                       Memorial Act.
H.R. 3465................................    9/21/20  Fallen Journalists Memorial   H4639
                                                       Act.
H.R. 5309................................    9/21/20  CROWN Act of 2020...........  H4639
H.R. 5322................................    9/21/20  Ensuring Diversity in         H4639
                                                       Community Banking Act.
H.R. 5663................................    9/21/20  Safeguarding Therapeutics     H4639
                                                       Act.
H.R. 6100................................    9/21/20  STOP FGM Act of 2020........  H4639
H.R. 6735................................    9/21/20  COVID-19 Fraud Prevention     H4639
                                                       Act.
H.R. 991.................................    9/22/20  Extension of the Caribbean    H4713
                                                       Basin Economic Recovery Act.
H.R. 1923................................    9/22/20  Circulating Collectible Coin  H4713-H4714
                                                       Redesign Act of 2020.
H.R. 4104................................   9//22/20  Negro Leagues Baseball        H4714
                                                       Centennial Commemorative
                                                       Coin Act.
H.R. 6192................................    9/22/20  1921 Silver Dollar Coin       H4714
                                                       Anniversary Act.
H.R. 6210................................    9/22/20  Uyghur Forced Labor           H4714
                                                       Prevention Act.
H.R. 5245................................    9/23/20  SHIELD for Veterans Act.....  H4882
H.R. 7105................................    9/23/20  DELIVER Act.................  H4882
H.R. 4996................................    9/29/20  Helping MOMS Act of 2020....  H5050
H.R. 5068................................    9/30/20  Women Who Worked on the Home  H5103
                                                       Front World War II Memorial
                                                       Act.
H.R. 5126................................    9/30/20  DESCEND Act of 2020.........  H5103
H.R. 5139................................    9/30/20  Stop Sexual Assault and       H5103
                                                       Harassment in
                                                       Transportation Act.
H.R. 7340................................    9/30/20  Chai Suthammanont             H5103
                                                       Remembrance Act of 2020.
H.R. 7496................................    9/30/20  COVID PREPARE Act of 2020...  H5103
H.R. 7718................................    9/30/20  Protecting the Health and     H5103
                                                       Wellness of Babies and
                                                       Pregnant Women in Custody
                                                       Act.
H.R. 8225................................    9/30/20  Fight Notario Fraud Act of    H5104
                                                       2020.
H.R. 2281................................   11/17/20  Easy MAT for Opioid           H5865
                                                       Addiction Act.
H.R. 2610................................   11/17/20  Fraud and Scam Reduction Act  H5865
H.R. 2914................................   11/17/20  Housing Survivors of Major    H5865
                                                       Disasters Act of 2020.
H.R. 3878................................   11/17/20  Block, Report, And Suspend    H5865
                                                       Suspicious Shipments Act of
                                                       2020.
H.R. 4806................................   11/17/20  DEBAR Act of 2020...........  H5865
H.R. 4812................................   11/17/20  Ensuring Compliance Against   H5865
                                                       Drug Diversion Act of 2019.
H.R. 5919................................   11/17/20  National Children's Museum    H5865
                                                       Act.
H.R. 5953................................   11/17/20  Preventing Disaster           H5866
                                                       Revictimization Act.
H.R. 6435................................   11/17/20  Combating Pandemic Scams Act  H5866
                                                       of 2020.
H.R. 4644................................   11/18/20  Libya Stabilization Act.....  H5930
H.R. 5408................................   11/18/20  Ukraine Religious Freedom     H5930-H5931
                                                       Support Act.
H.R. 8438................................   11/18/20  Belarus Democracy, Human      H5931
                                                       Rights, and Sovereignty Act
                                                       of 2020.
H.R. 7995................................    12/2/20  Coin Metal Modification       H6043
                                                       Authorization and Cost
                                                       Savings Act of 2020.
H.R. 1380................................    12/3/20  Big Cat Public Safety Act...  H6138
H.R. 3682................................    12/3/20  Land Grant-Mercedes           H6138
                                                       Traditional Use Recognition
                                                       and Consultation Act.
H.R. 8199................................    12/3/20  504 Credit Risk Management    H6138
                                                       Improvement Act of 2020.
H.R. 8428................................    12/7/20  Hong Kong People's Freedom    H6902
                                                       and Choice Act of 2020.
H.R. 631.................................    12/8/20  For the relief of Arpita      H7042
                                                       Kurdekar, Girish Kurdekar,
                                                       and Vandana Kurdekar.
H.R. 1375................................    12/8/20  PAID Act....................  H7042
H.R. 4225................................    12/8/20  For the relief of Maria       H7043
                                                       Isabel Bueso Barrera,
                                                       Alberto Bueso Mendoza,
                                                       Karla Maria Barrera De
                                                       Bueso, and Ana Lucia Bueso
                                                       Barrera.
H.R. 7572................................    12/8/20  For the relief of Median El-  H7043
                                                       Moustrah.
H.R. 2477................................    12/8/20  BENES Act of 2020...........  H7043
H.R. 8235................................    12/8/20  Open Courts Act of 2020.....  H7043
H.R. 1570................................    12/9/20  Removing Barriers to          H7107
                                                       Colorectal Cancer Screening
                                                       Act of 2020.
H.R. 3797................................    12/9/20  Medical Marijuana Research    H7107
                                                       Act.
H.R. 7146................................    12/9/20  For the relief of Victoria    H7108
                                                       Galindo Lopez.
H.R. 7489................................    12/9/20  Long Bridge Act of 2020.....  H7108
H.R. 6535................................   12/17/20  To deem an urban Indian       H7257
                                                       organization and employees
                                                       thereof to be a part of the
                                                       Public Health Service for
                                                       the purposes of certain
                                                       claims for personal injury,
                                                       and for other purposes.
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          APPENDIX 3: CBO and Executive Branch Communications


                           CBO COMMUNICATIONS
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1/4/19.................................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          delay in the Expired and
                                          Expiring Authorizations of
                                          Appropriations report so that
                                          it fully reflected funding in
                                          all 12 annual appropriations
                                          bills for 2019.
1/8/19.................................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          report on the design
                                          considerations for
                                          establishing a single-payer
                                          system of health care.
1/11/19................................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          delay in final sequestration
                                          report so that it fully
                                          reflected funding provided in
                                          all 12 appropriations bills.
1/22/19................................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          report on the macroeconomic
                                          effects of the prolonged
                                          partial government shutdown.
1/30/19................................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          report discussing how the
                                          agency analyzes both the short-
                                          term and long-term effects of
                                          legislative proposals for
                                          preventative health care
                                          services.
7/17/19................................  Letter to CBO requesting CBO to
                                          further study the VA's
                                          guaranteed home loan program.
10/22/19...............................  Letter to CBO requesting
                                          analysis on the costs of base
                                          operations support (BOS) costs
                                          to sustain hundreds of
                                          military installations, both
                                          in the United States and
                                          abroad.
12/10/19...............................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          brief document providing an
                                          overview of basic facts about
                                          the foreign-born population,
                                          their role in the economy, and
                                          the impact that they have on
                                          the Federal budget.
1/8/20.................................  Letter to CBO requesting they
                                          delay their report on Expired
                                          and Expiring Authorizations of
                                          Appropriations until Feb. 5,
                                          2020 to allow sufficient time
                                          to incorporate the recently
                                          enacted full-year funding
                                          bills.
1/16/20................................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          report on the effect of work
                                          requirements and work supports
                                          in Medicaid, SNAP, and TANF on
                                          program participation,
                                          employment, and other
                                          outcomes.
1/22/20................................  Letter to CBO requesting a
                                          report describing the
                                          characteristics of those who
                                          do not have health insurance
                                          coverage, options for
                                          obtaining coverage, the cost
                                          of those coverage options, and
                                          how long they remain without
                                          coverage.
4/1/20.................................  Letter to CBO from Chairman
                                          Yarmuth, Representative Craig,
                                          Representative Fletcher and
                                          Representative Wild asking for
                                          a report exploring proposals
                                          to build on the ACA to achieve
                                          universal health care
                                          coverage.
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                     EXECUTIVE BRANCH COMMUNICATIONS
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3/8/19........................  To:..............  OMB Acting Director
                                                    Russell Vought
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey,
                                                    Rep. Mike Quigley, &
                                                    Rep. Lucille Roybal-
                                                    Allard
                                Re:..............  Requesting
                                                    information and
                                                    documents detailing
                                                    how the Trump
                                                    Administration plans
                                                    to raid previously
                                                    appropriated funds
                                                    for the President's
                                                    national emergency
                                                    declaration and
                                                    border wall.
8/19/19.......................  To:..............  OMB Director Mick
                                                    Mulvaney
                                Cosigned:........  Senator Bernard
                                                    Sanders
                                Re:..............  Expressing concerns
                                                    over a reported plan
                                                    to cancel $4 billion
                                                    in previously
                                                    appropriated funding
                                                    without
                                                    congressional
                                                    approval, as that
                                                    plan would violate
                                                    our nation's
                                                    separation of powers
                                                    and run afoul of the
                                                    Impoundment Control
                                                    Act as detailed in a
                                                    2018 GAO legal
                                                    decision.
9/18/19.......................  To:..............  Acting Chief of Staff
                                                    Mick Mulvaney & OMB
                                                    Acting Director
                                                    Russell Vought
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                Re:..............  Expressing deep
                                                    concerns about OMB's
                                                    escalating abuse of
                                                    its Presidentially
                                                    delegated
                                                    apportionment
                                                    authorities by
                                                    impeding agencies'
                                                    abilities to use
                                                    enacted
                                                    appropriations
                                                    before they expire
                                                    by withholding
                                                    funding, including
                                                    funding provided for
                                                    the Ukraine Security
                                                    Assistance
                                                    Initiative.
9/27/19.......................  To:..............  Acting Chief of Staff
                                                    Mick Mulvaney & OMB
                                                    Acting Director
                                                    Russell Vought
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                Re:..............  Requesting documents
                                                    and answers
                                                    regarding OMB's
                                                    involvement in the
                                                    withholding of
                                                    foreign aid,
                                                    including nearly
                                                    $400 million in
                                                    crucial assistance
                                                    funding for Ukraine.
4/7/20........................  To:..............  OMB Acting Director
                                                    Russell Vought
                                Cosigned:........  n/a
                                Re:..............  Requesting detail on
                                                    how OMB plans to
                                                    implement the
                                                    bipartisan CARES
                                                    Act.
6/22/20.......................  To:..............  OMB Acting Director
                                                    Russell Vought
                                Cosigned:........  n/a
                                Re:..............  Requesting written
                                                    confirmation that
                                                    OMB will adhere to
                                                    the requirements of
                                                    the Impoundment
                                                    Control Act, not
                                                    submit a special
                                                    message requesting
                                                    rescissions late in
                                                    the fiscal year, and
                                                    not attempt to
                                                    hinder agencies'
                                                    implementation of
                                                    their expiring
                                                    appropriations by
                                                    withholding funds
                                                    from agencies
                                                    through the
                                                    apportionment
                                                    process or otherwise
                                                    in their final
                                                    fiscal quarter of
                                                    availability.
6/29/20.......................  To:..............  OMB Acting Director
                                                    Russell Vought
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                                    and Rep. Carolyn B.
                                                    Maloney
                                Re:..............  Requesting written
                                                    confirmation that
                                                    OMB will cooperate
                                                    with all inquiries
                                                    from GAO related to
                                                    funding to the World
                                                    Health Organization
                                                    (WHO).
6/29/20.......................  To:..............  Secretary Alex M.
                                                    Azar II, U.S.
                                                    Department of Health
                                                    and Human Services
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                                    and Rep. Carolyn B.
                                                    Maloney
                                Re:..............  Requesting written
                                                    confirmation that
                                                    the Department will
                                                    cooperate with all
                                                    inquiries from GAO
                                                    related to funding
                                                    to the WHO.
6/29/20.......................  To:..............  Hon. Andrew Wheeler,
                                                    Administrator for
                                                    U.S. Environmental
                                                    Protection Agency
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                                    and Rep. Carolyn B.
                                                    Maloney
                                Re:..............  Requesting written
                                                    confirmation that
                                                    the Agency will
                                                    cooperate with all
                                                    inquir ies from GAO
                                                    related to funding
                                                    to the WHO.
6/29/20.......................  To:..............  Hon. John Barsa,
                                                    Acting Administrator
                                                    for U.S. Agency for
                                                    International
                                                    Development
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                                    and Rep. Carolyn B.
                                                    Maloney
                                Re:..............  Requesting written
                                                    confirmation that
                                                    the Agency will
                                                    cooperate with all
                                                    inquiries from GAO
                                                    related to funding
                                                    to the WHO.
6/29/20.......................  To:..............  Secretary Michael R.
                                                    Pompeo, U.S.
                                                    Department of State
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                                    and Rep. Carolyn B.
                                                    Maloney
                                Re:..............  Requesting written
                                                    confirmation that
                                                    the Department will
                                                    cooperate with all
                                                    inquires from GAO
                                                    related to funding
                                                    to the WHO.
8/11/20.......................  To:..............  OMB Director Russell
                                                    Vought
                                Cosigned:........  Rep. Nita M. Lowey
                                                    and Rep. Carolyn B.
                                                    Maloney
                                Re:..............  Requesting
                                                    documentation on the
                                                    apportionment of
                                                    appropriations in
                                                    the remaining weeks
                                                    of this Fiscal Year
                                                    after the Director
                                                    failed to assure the
                                                    House leaders that
                                                    OMB would not abuse
                                                    the apportionment
                                                    process.
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              APPENDIX 4: Additional Bills and Resolutions


                 REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET
------------------------------------------------------------------------
       Bill/Res.                Sponsor                   Title
------------------------------------------------------------------------
H.R. 12...............  Rep. Kevin McCarthy....  CTF Act
H.R. 14...............  Rep. Richard Hudson....  Commitment to Defeat
                                                  the Virus and Keep
                                                  America Healthy Act
H.R. 27...............  Rep. Louie Gohmert.....  Zero-Baseline Budget
                                                  Act of 2019
H.R. 86...............  Rep. Andy Biggs........  Budget Process
                                                  Accountability Act
H.R. 242..............  Rep. Pramila Jayapal...  To repeal the Statutory
                                                  Pay-As-You-Go Act of
                                                  2010.
H.R. 260..............  Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr.  Medicaid Provisions and
                                                  TANF Extenders Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 300..............  Rep. Virginia Foxx.....  Unfunded Mandates
                                                  Information and
                                                  Transparency Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 638..............  Rep. Michael Cloud.....  Cost Estimates
                                                  Improvement Act
H.R. 765..............  Rep. Mike Gallagher....  Serve the People, Not
                                                  the Swamp Act
H.R. 850..............  Rep. Gary J. Palmer....  Agency Accountability
                                                  Act of 2019
H.R. 1026.............  Rep. Michael K. Simpson  LAND Act
H.R. 1059.............  Rep. Jodey C. Arrington  No Budget, No Recess
                                                  Act
H.R. 1077.............  Rep. Warren Davidson...  CBO Show Your Work Act
H.R. 1084.............  Rep. Mike Kelly........  Family Savings Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 1128.............  Rep. Betty McCollum....  Indian Programs
                                                  Advanced
                                                  Appropriations Act
H.R. 1135.............  Rep. Don Young.........  Indian Health Service
                                                  Advance Appropriations
                                                  Act of 2019
H.R. 1172.............  Rep. Daniel T. Kildee..  Ensure Washington Funds
                                                  Government
                                                  Responsibility Act
H.R. 1205.............  Rep. Stephanie N.        Keep Congress Working
                         Murphy.                  Act
H.R. 1280.............  Rep. Ed Perlmutter.....  No More Shutdowns Act
H.R. 1332.............  Rep. Bruce Westerman...  Fair Care Act of 2019
H.R. 1338.............  Rep. Mo Brooks.........  End Federal Shutdowns
                                                  Act of 2019
H.R. 1428.............  Rep. Maxine Waters.....  Transportation
                                                  Infrastructure for Job
                                                  Creation Act
H.R. 1429.............  Rep. Maxine Waters.....  Drinking Water
                                                  Infrastructure for Job
                                                  Creation Act
H.R. 1536.............  Rep. Paul Mitchell.....  Protecting Our
                                                  Children's Future Act
                                                  of 2019
H.R. 1707.............  Rep. Joe Courtney......  Bank on Students
                                                  Emergency Loan
                                                  Refinancing Act
H.R. 1917.............  Rep. Mike Gallagher....  Billion Dollar
                                                  Boondoggle Act of 2019
H.R. 1946.............  Rep. Tulsi Gabbard.....  Securing America's
                                                  Elections Act of 2019
H.R. 1982.............  Rep. Joseph D. Morelle.  National Women's Hall
                                                  of Fame Commemorative
                                                  Coin Act
H.R. 2051.............  Rep. Daniel Lipinski...  Sustainable Chemistry
                                                  Research and
                                                  Development Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 2110.............  Rep. Adam Smith........  Relief from
                                                  Sequestration Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 2396.............  Rep. Peter A. DeFazio..  Full Utilization of the
                                                  Harbor Maintenance
                                                  Trust Fund Act
H.R. 2400.............  Rep. Bill Foster.......  American Innovation Act
H.R. 2401.............  Rep. Lauren Underwood..  American Cures Act
H.R. 2505.............  Rep. Cathy McMorris      Unauthorized Spending
                         Rodgers.                 Accountability Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 2516.............  Rep. Virginia Foxx.....  Spending Safeguard Act
H.R. 2526.............  Rep. Nydia M. Velazquez  United States
                                                  Territorial Relief Act
                                                  of 2019
H.R. 2536.............  Rep. Bill Flores.......  To repeal the Patient
                                                  Protection and
                                                  Affordable Care Act
                                                  and health care-
                                                  related provisions in
                                                  the Health Care and
                                                  Education
                                                  Reconciliation Act of
                                                  2010, and for other
                                                  purposes.
H.R. 2576.............  Rep. Eleanor Holmes      Federal Government
                         Norton.                  Advertising Equity
                                                  Accountability Act
H.R. 2584.............  Rep. Diana DeGette.....  To amend the
                                                  Congressional Budget
                                                  Act of 1974 re
                                                  specting the scoring
                                                  of preventive health
                                                  savings.
H.R. 2697.............  Rep. Josh Harder.......  Corporal Ronil Singh
                                                  and Fallen Heroes
                                                  Scholarship Act
H.R. 2699.............  Rep. Jerry McNerney....  Nuclear Waste Policy
                                                  Amendments Act of 2019
H.R. 2735.............  Rep. Peter Welch.......  Intelligence Budget
                                                  Transparency Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 2922.............  Rep. Ann M. Kuster.....  Respond NOW Act
H.R. 3056.............  Rep. Mike D. Rogers....  Border Crisis
                                                  Supplemental
                                                  Appropriations Act,
                                                  2019
H.R. 3217.............  Rep. Mark Walker.......  Budgeting for Disasters
                                                  Act
H.R. 3908.............  Rep. Adam Kinzinger....  Truth in Spending Act
                                                  of 2019
H.R. 3930.............  Rep. Kevin Brady.......  Maximizing America's
                                                  Prosperity Act of 2019
H.R. 3945.............  Rep. Al Lawson, Jr.....  Flood Water Relief Act
                                                  of 2019
H.R. 3962.............  Rep. Peter Welch.......  Energy Savings and
                                                  Industrial
                                                  Competitiveness Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 3972.............  Rep. James F.            Regulations from the
                         Sensenbrenner, Jr..      Executive in Need of
                                                  Scrutiny Act of 2019
H.R. 3979.............  Rep. Daniel Meuser.....  BASIC Act
H.R. 3982.............  Rep. Bill Flores.......  STEWARD Act
H.R. 4033.............  Rep. Daniel T. Kildee..  Water Justice Act
H.R. 4035.............  Rep. Derek Kilmer......  Pension and Budget
                                                  Integrity Act of 2019
H.R. 4066.............  Rep. Kurt Schrader.....  No Adding, No Padding
                                                  Act
H.R. 4071.............  Rep. William R. Timmons  To amend the
                         IV.                      Congressional Budget
                                                  and Impoundment
                                                  Control Act of 1974 to
                                                  provide that
                                                  concurrent resolutions
                                                  on the budget include
                                                  the recommended ratio
                                                  of the public debt to
                                                  the estimated gross
                                                  domestic product for
                                                  each Fiscal Year
                                                  covered by the
                                                  resolution.
H.R. 4088.............  Rep. Earl Blumenauer...  Superfund Reinvestment
                                                  Act
H.R. 4115.............  Rep. Bill Johnson......  To amend the
                                                  Congressional Budget
                                                  and Impoundment
                                                  Control Act of 1974 to
                                                  establish a point of
                                                  order against long-
                                                  term direct spending,
                                                  and for other
                                                  purposes.
H.R. 4248.............  Rep. Matt Cartwright...  Surface Mining Control
                                                  and Reclamation Act
                                                  Amend ments of 2019
H.R. 4303.............  Rep. Frederica S.        Bahamas TPS Act of 2019
                         Wilson.
H.R. 4365.............  Rep. Mark Meadows......  Duplication Scoring Act
                                                  of 2019
H.R. 4631.............  Rep. Max Rose..........  Excise Narcotics
                                                  Distribution in the
                                                  Epidemic Act of 2019
H.R. 4714.............  Rep. Cheri Bustos......  America Grows Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 4757.............  Rep. Bill Foster.......  American Innovation Act
H.R. 4907.............  Rep. Mike Gallagher....  (TRUST) TRUST Act
H.R. 4959.............  Rep. Kevin Hern........  Pro-Growth Budgeting
                                                  Act
H.R. 5055.............  Rep. Brad Sherman......  Homebuyer Protection
                                                  Act of 2019
H.R. 5083.............  Rep. David Schweikert..  Debt Ceiling
                                                  Alternative Act
H.R. 5085.............  Rep. Andy Biggs........  Budget Process
                                                  Enhancement Act
H.R. 5150.............  Rep. Mike Quigley......  Transparency in
                                                  Government Act of 2019
H.R. 5178.............  Rep. Tim Burchett......  RAFT Act of 2019
H.R. 5210.............  Rep. Zoe Lofgren.......  Refugee Protection Act
                                                  of 2019
H.R. 5211.............  Rep. Ed Case...........  Sustainable Budget Act
                                                  of 2019
H.R. 5220.............  Rep. Ralph Norman......  A Fast-Tracked
                                                  Executive Rescission
                                                  Review (AFTER) of
                                                  Appropriations Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 5264.............  Rep. Michael R. Turner.  It's About Time Act
H.R. 5278.............  Rep. Jack Bergman......  GI Bill Planning Act of
                                                  2019
H.R. 5350.............  Rep. Jesus G. ``Chuy''   Diversify Act
                         Garcia.
H.R. 5400.............  Rep. Yvette D. Clarke..  National Biomedical
                                                  Research Act
H.R. 5490.............  Rep. Chris Stewart.....  To amend section
                                                  1105(a) of title 31,
                                                  United States Code, to
                                                  require that annual
                                                  budget submissions of
                                                  the President to
                                                  Congress provide an
                                                  estimate of the cost
                                                  per taxpayer of the
                                                  deficit and of the
                                                  public debt.
H.R. 5538.............  Rep. Bradley Byrne.....  Mandatory Spending
                                                  Control and
                                                  Accountability Act
H.R. 5609.............  Rep. Josh Harder.......  Homelessness Emergency
                                                  Declaration Act
H.R. 5652.............  Rep. Jodey C. Arrington  Estate Tax Rate
                                                  Reduction Act
H.R. 5723.............  Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro...  Public Health Emergency
                                                  Fund Act
H.R. 5798.............  Rep. Steven Horsford...  For the relief of Cesar
                                                  Carlos Silva
                                                  Rodriguez.
H.R. 6022.............  Rep. Anthony G. Brown..  Buffalo Soldiers
                                                  Congressional Gold
                                                  Medal Act of 2020
H.R. 6229.............  Rep. Don Bacon.........  Air Force Budget
                                                  Transparency Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 6305.............  Rep. Debbie Dingell....  Coronavirus Relief for
                                                  Seniors and People
                                                  with Disabilities Act
                                                  of 2020
H.R. 6379.............  Rep. Nita M. Lowey.....  Take Responsibility for
                                                  Workers and Families
                                                  Act
H.R. 6422.............  Rep. Danny K. Davis....  National Infrastructure
                                                  Bank Act of 2020
H.R. 6425.............  Rep. Joe Neguse........  Protect Our Post
                                                  Offices Act
H.R. 6445.............  Rep. Jahana Hayes......  Food Assistance for
                                                  Kids and Families
                                                  During COVID-19 Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 6487.............  Rep. Janice D.           ACCESS Act
                         Schakowsky.
H.R. 6580.............  Rep. Lizzie Fletcher...  To appropriate funds
                                                  for the SPR Petroleum
                                                  Account.
H.R. 6611.............  Rep. Austin Scott......  Making supplemental
                                                  appropriations for
                                                  Fiscal Year 2020 for
                                                  the Department of
                                                  Agriculture to respond
                                                  to the COVID-19
                                                  pandemic, and for
                                                  other purposes.
H.R. 6637.............  Rep. Jesus G. ``Chuy''   Health Equity and
                         Garcia.                  Accountability Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 6650.............  Rep. Janice D.           Health Heroes 2020 Act
                         Schakowsky.
H.R. 6687.............  Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-  Pandemic Disaster
                         Cortez.                  Assistance Act of 2020
H.R. 6719.............  Rep. Ro Khanna.........  Emergency Medical
                                                  Supplies Procurement
                                                  Act
H.R. 6729.............  Rep. David Scott.......  COVID-19 Homeowner
                                                  Assistance Fund Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 6748.............  Rep. Antonio Delgado...  Direct Support for
                                                  Communities Act
H.R. 6757.............  Rep. Marcia L. Fudge...  Farm to Food Bank
                                                  Enhancement Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 6808.............  Rep. Jason Crow........  Health Force and
                                                  Resilience Force Act
                                                  of 2020
H.R. 6838.............  Rep. Kim Schrier.......  Emergency Funding for
                                                  Child Protection Act
H.R. 6869.............  Rep. Al Green..........  Minority Business
                                                  Resiliency Act of 2020
H.R. 6887.............  Rep. John R. Curtis....  Deal with the Debt
                                                  Today Act
H.R. 6900.............  Rep. Madeleine Dean....  Emergency GRACE Act
H.R. 6904.............  Rep. Jahana Hayes......  Increasing Access to
                                                  SNAP Delivery During
                                                  COVID-19 Act of 2020
H.R. 6914.............  Rep. Christopher H.      New Jersey, New York,
                         Smith.                   and Highly Impacted
                                                  States COVID-19 Relief
                                                  Fund Act
H.R. 6915.............  Rep. Christopher H.      Global COVID-19 Truth,
                         Smith.                   Transparency, and
                                                  Accountability Act
H.R. 6949.............  Rep. Ayanna Pressley...  Saving Our Street Act
H.R. 6996.............  Rep. Harley Rouda......  Fiscal Responsibility
                                                  and Long-Term Economic
                                                  Security Act
H.R. 6999.............  Rep. Tim Ryan..........  Coronavirus Mental
                                                  Health and Addiction
                                                  Assistance Act of 2020
H.R. 7015.............  Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney  Postal Preservation Act
H.R. 7047.............  Rep. Tom Emmer.........  To provide for
                                                  expedited additional
                                                  support under the farm
                                                  and ranch stress
                                                  assistance network,
                                                  and for other
                                                  purposes.
H.R. 7092.............  Rep. Joe Cunningham....  Great American Outdoors
                                                  Act
H.R. 7197.............  Rep. Earl Blumenauer...  RESTAURANTS Act of 2020
H.R. 7210.............  Rep. Josh Harder.......  Budget Transparency Act
H.R. 7249.............  Rep. Mark E. Green.....  Our Money in China
                                                  Transparency Act
H.R. 7264.............  Rep. Joe Neguse........  21st Century
                                                  Conservation Corps for
                                                  Our Health and Our
                                                  Jobs Act
H.R. 7278.............  Rep. Pete Stauber......  JUSTICE Act
H.R. 7298.............  Rep. Robert C.           To extend the period
                         ``Bobby'' Scott.         for obligations or
                                                  expenditures for
                                                  amounts obligated for
                                                  the National Disaster
                                                  Resilience
                                                  competition.
H.R. 7332.............  Rep. Virginia Foxx.....  Unfunded Mandates
                                                  Accountability and
                                                  Transparency Act
H.R. 7438.............  Rep. Paul A. Gosar.....  Duplication Scoring Act
                                                  of 2020
H.R. 7451.............  Rep. Dwight Evans......  HEAL Act
H.R. 7458.............  Rep. Jim Hagedorn......  U.S. Pork Producer
                                                  Assistance Act of 2020
H.R. 7483.............  Rep. Vicky Hartzler....  Flexible Financing for
                                                  Rural America Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 7486.............  Rep. Andy Levin........  Library Stabilization
                                                  Fund Act of 2020
H.R. 7505.............  Rep. Vern Buchanan.....  American Innovation Act
                                                  of 2020
H.R. 7508.............  Rep. Emanuel Cleaver...  To provide supplemental
                                                  appropriations to U.S.
                                                  Citizenship and
                                                  Immigration Services,
                                                  and for other
                                                  purposes.
H.R. 7578.............  Rep. Brendan F. Boyle..  Lieutenant Colonel
                                                  Alexander Vindman
                                                  Congressional Gold
                                                  Medal Act
H.R. 7642.............  Rep. Darin LaHood......  Coronavirus Economic
                                                  Relief for
                                                  Transportation
                                                  Services Act
H.R. 7709.............  Rep. Gregory W. Meeks..  Jobs and Neighborhood
                                                  Investment Act
H.R. 7728.............  Rep. David P. Roe......  COVID-19 Benefits for
                                                  Active Duty
                                                  Servicemembers, the
                                                  Reserve Components,
                                                  and their Survivors
                                                  Act of 2020
H.R. 7734.............  Rep. Jodey C. Arrington  Building Businesses
                                                  Back Act of 2020
H.R. 7760.............  Rep. Abigail Davis       To make a supplemental
                         Spanberger.              appropriation for the
                                                  COVID-19 Telehealth
                                                  Program of the Federal
                                                  Communications
                                                  Commission for the
                                                  Fiscal Year ending
                                                  September 30, 2020.
H.R. 7836.............  Rep. Ro Khanna.........  Masks for All Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 7952.............  Rep. Mike Bost.........  Veteran Benefits
                                                  Enhancement and
                                                  Expansion Act of 2020
H.R. 7958.............  Rep. Angie Craig.......  Suppress COVID-19 Act
                                                  of 2020
H.R. 7991.............  Rep. Juan Vargas.......  Border Water Quality
                                                  Restoration and
                                                  Protection Act of 2020
H.R. 8019.............  Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-  Climate Equity Act of
                         Cortez.                  2020
H.R. 8026.............  Rep. David J. Trone....  Strengthening Social
                                                  Connections Act of
                                                  2020
H.R. 8086.............  Rep. Michael C. Burgess  To provide additional
                                                  appropriations for the
                                                  public health and
                                                  social services
                                                  emergency fund, and
                                                  for other purposes.
H.R. 8087.............  Rep. Steve Chabot......  To amend the Small
                                                  Business Act and the
                                                  CARES Act to establish
                                                  a program for second
                                                  draw loans and make
                                                  other modifications to
                                                  the paycheck
                                                  protection program,
                                                  and for other
                                                  purposes.
H.R. 8088.............  Rep. Pete Stauber......  To provide funding to
                                                  law enforcement
                                                  agencies, and for
                                                  other purposes.
H.R. 8123.............  Rep. Anthony Gonzalez..  Postal Service
                                                  Emergency Assistance
                                                  Act
H.R. 8192.............  Rep. Barbara Lee.......  COVID Community Care
                                                  Act
H.R. 8200.............  Rep. Robin L. Kelly....  EHDC Act of 2020
H.R. 8271.............  Rep. Debra A. Haaland..  Environmental Justice
                                                  Legacy Pollution
                                                  Cleanup Act of 2020
H.R. 8352.............  Rep. Karen Bass........  To advance black
                                                  families in the 21st
                                                  Century.
H.R. 8387.............  Rep. Gwen Moore........  To amend the Social
                                                  Security Act to
                                                  provide for a Family
                                                  Crisis Cash Assistance
                                                  Act
H.R. 8406.............  Rep. Nita M. Lowey.....  The Heroes Act
H.R. 8483.............  Rep. Joe Cunningham....  Pandemic Assistance for
                                                  Student Veterans Act
                                                  of 2020
H.R. 8485.............  Rep. Brian K.            Health and Fitness
                         Fitzpatrick.             Recovery Act of 2020
H.R. 8487.............  Rep. Kevin Hern........  Energy Poverty
                                                  Prevention and
                                                  Accountability Act
H.R. 8504.............  Rep. Peter A. DeFazio..  Payroll Support Program
                                                  Extension Act
H.R. 8523.............  Rep. Adam B. Schiff....  Supporting Children
                                                  with Disabilities
                                                  During COVID-19 Act
H.R. 8527.............  Rep. Bruce Westerman...  Fair Care Act of 2020
H.R. 9029.............  Rep. Pramila Jayapal...  To improve the anti-
                                                  corruption and public
                                                  integrity laws, and
                                                  for other purposes.
H.R. 9047.............  Rep. Richard E. Neal...  To amend section 6428A
                                                  of the Internal
                                                  Revenue Code of 1986
                                                  to increase recovery
                                                  rebate amounts to
                                                  $2,000 for
                                                  individuals.
H.R. 9055.............  Rep. Adam Smith........  To authorize the
                                                  Secretary of Housing
                                                  and Urban Devel opment
                                                  to provide funding to
                                                  public housing
                                                  agencies for the
                                                  purpose of providing
                                                  tenant-based
                                                  assistance to
                                                  individuals
                                                  experiencing an
                                                  economic crisis or
                                                  natural disaster, and
                                                  for other purposes.
H. Res. 149...........  Rep. Andy Biggs........  Recognizing the
                                                  national debt as a
                                                  threat to national
                                                  security.
H. Res. 429...........  Rep. Barbara Lee.......  Affirming the right of
                                                  all renters to a safe,
                                                  affordable, and decent
                                                  home.
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                             MINORITY VIEWS

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                             Summary Report

    Since taking the House Majority in the 116th Congress, 
House Democrats have failed to govern and failed to do their 
job--to write and pass a budget resolution, the primary 
responsibility of the Budget Committee. Instead of fulfilling 
its chief responsibility for two consecutive years, Committee 
Democrats focused Committee business on partisan policy 
hearings (that more appropriately should have been conducted by 
the relevant authorizing committees of jurisdiction) and 
completely neglected to address the Nation's fiscal challenges.
    Before the COVID-19 pandemic attacked the Nation, the 
Federal Government was on a fiscally unsustainable path; the 
deficit for Fiscal Year 2019 was an overwhelming $1 trillion. 
Today the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is projecting the 
deficit for Fiscal Year 2020 to be $3.1 trillion, more than 
triple last year's deficit and by far the highest in American 
history. Public debt is projected to be larger than the size of 
the entire economy in Fiscal Year 2021--104 percent of gross 
domestic product (GDP)--and will continue to increase to more 
than $33 trillion by Fiscal Year 2030 (109 percent of GDP). 
Given the dire fiscal trajectory we face, it is disconcerting 
that, as of the writing of the Minority views, there is still 
no budget resolution in place for the current fiscal year.

                              Legislation

            H.R. 2021, INVESTING FOR THE PEOPLE ACT OF 2019

    In April 2019, the Democratic Majority decided to curtail 
the budget process by introducing and marking up H.R. 2021--
legislation to increase the discretionary spending limits for 
Fiscal Year 2020 and Fiscal Year 2021--rather than writing a 
budget resolution. H.R. 2021 failed to address 10-year 
discretionary spending, mandatory spending, and revenues, in 
addition to other key budget resolution requirements that 
establish a fiscal framework for subsequent spending and 
revenue legislation. Budget Committee Republicans offered a 
motion to postpone the markup of H.R. 2021 to provide the 
Democratic Majority additional time to write a budget 
resolution. The Democratic Majority rejected this motion. 
Republicans offered several amendments including ones to align 
the Fiscal Year 2020 discretionary spending limits with the 
President's Fiscal Year 2020 budget request; require offsets in 
mandatory spending for the increases made to the discretionary 
spending limits; and extend the discretionary spending limits 
beyond Fiscal Year 2021. All amendments offered by the 
Republican Minority were rejected.
    Unlike past legislation to increase the discretionary 
spending limits, H.R. 2021 lacked bipartisan input and 
participation by the Administration. The House ultimately never 
considered H.R. 2021.

                H.R. 3877, BIPARTISAN BUDGET ACT OF 2019

    In July 2019, the House of Representatives considered H.R. 
3877, the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019, which increased the 
discretionary spending limits for Fiscal Year 2020 and Fiscal 
Year 2021. Congressional leaders and the Administration 
negotiated H.R. 3877, which passed the House on July 25, 2019, 
with a bipartisan vote of 284 yeas and 149 nays. House Budget 
Committee Chairman John Yarmuth (D-KY) and Ranking Member Steve 
Womack (R-AR) each managed bill debate on the House floor. 
President Trump signed H.R. 3877 into law on August 2, 2019.

                   BUDGET PROCESS REFORM LEGISLATION

    The congressional budget process is broken. Fiscal Year 
1995 was the last time Congress adhered to the budget timetable 
and deadlines--as defined in statute--by adopting a conferenced 
budget resolution followed by individual appropriations bills 
to fund the Federal Government before the start of the fiscal 
year. Since then, the Federal Government has been routinely 
operating via ad hoc budget procedures including continuing 
resolutions and omnibus appropriations bills. Clearly, the 
budget process established in the Congressional Budget Act of 
1974 needs to be reformed to ensure we have a process that not 
only works, but also one which can successfully correct the 
current fiscal trajectory.
    Instead of focusing on budget process reform legislation to 
fix the broken congressional budget process through bipartisan 
solutions, Committee Democrats took a partisan approach by 
introducing H.R. 6628, the Congressional Power of the Purse 
Act. H.R. 6628 was limited in scope and focused solely on 
authority over congressional spending and the separation of 
powers. It ultimately failed to address the more pressing 
budget challenges including continuously missed deadlines in 
adopting a budget resolution and funding the government. Most 
of the reforms proposed in H.R. 6628 were in response to 
actions taken by the Trump Administration. H.R. 6628 
established an expiration date for any Presidential declaration 
of a national emergency, created burdensome requirements for 
making various executive branch agency documents and 
information publicly available, among other reforms targeted at 
the executive branch.
    Budget Committee Republicans repeatedly expressed interest 
in budget process reform and a majority of Republican Members 
introduced pieces of bipartisan reform legislation. In the 
116th Congress, Budget Committee Republicans introduced several 
bills focused on reforming the broken budget process. These 
include:
           H.R. 3982, STEWARD Act, sponsored by 
        Representative Bill Flores (TX-17), established 
        procedures for Congress to set limits on discretionary 
        spending.
           H.R. 4071, sponsored by Representative 
        William Timmons (SC-4),\1\ required the budget 
        resolution to include a recommended ratio of the public 
        debt to estimated GDP for each fiscal year covered by 
        the budget resolution.
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    \1\Representative William Timmons is a former Member of the House 
Budget Committee in the 116th Congress, before being appointed to the 
House Financial Services Committee.
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           H.R. 5178, sponsored by Representative Tim 
        Burchett (TN-2), established a debt-to-GDP ratio in the 
        budget resolution and expedited procedures to recommend 
        changes in law to meet these debt-to-GDP ratios.
           H.R. 4959, Pro-Growth Budgeting Act, 
        sponsored by Representative Kevin Hern (OK-1), required 
        estimates of major legislation prepared by the 
        Congressional Budget Office or Joint Committee on 
        Taxation to include macroeconomic effects.
           H.R. 4115, sponsored by Representative Bill 
        Johnson (OH-6), established a point of order 
        prohibiting the consideration of legislation that 
        increased long-term direct spending by more than $5 
        billion in any of the four decades after the budget 
        window.
           H.R. 3979, BASIC Act, sponsored by 
        Representative Dan Meuser (PA-9), required estimates of 
        legislation prepared by the Congressional Budget Office 
        or Joint Committee on Taxation to include the costs of 
        servicing the public debt.
           H.R. 4559, End-of-Year Fiscal Responsibility 
        Act, sponsored by Representative Dan Crenshaw (TX-2), 
        prohibited executive branch agencies from spending more 
        in each of the last 2 months of a fiscal year than the 
        agency's average monthly spending for the previous 10 
        months.
           H.R. 5490, sponsored by Representative Chris 
        Stewart (UT-2), required the President's annual budget 
        submission to include an estimate of the cost per 
        taxpayer of the deficit and the public debt.
           H.R. 5220, AFTER Appropriations Act, 
        sponsored by Representative Ralph Norman (SC-5), 
        provided for a legislative line-item veto to expedite 
        the consideration of rescissions and cancellation of 
        new direct spending and limited tax benefits.

   Publications of the Committee on the Budget Republican Conference

    The following publications were prepared by the Republican 
staff of the Committee on the Budget. Only the most recent 
version of the publications is listed. The publications were 
not approved by the full membership of the Committee.

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                Date                                Title
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Jan. 3, 2019.......................  Womack to Serve as Budget Ranking
                                      Member in 116th Congress
Jan. 4, 2019.......................  ICYMI: Ranking Member Womack Speaks
                                      in Opposition to H. Res. 6 Budget
                                      Provisions
Jan. 8, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: House Budget
                                      Republicans 116th Congress
                                      Priorities
Jan. 14, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Mechanics of a
                                      Government Shutdown
Jan. 17, 2019......................  Budget Buster: For the People Act
Jan. 22, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Macroeconomic
                                      Scoring
Jan. 23, 2019......................  House Budget Committee Republicans
                                      Announce Members for 116th
                                      Congress
Jan. 28, 2019......................  Budget Digest: CBO Budget and
                                      Economic Outlook
Jan. 28, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      CBO's Budget and Economic Outlook
Jan. 29, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack: ``What is
                                      Your Plan?''
Jan. 29, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Opening
                                      Remarks for Budget Committee
                                      Organizational Meeting
Jan. 29, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Opening
                                      Remarks for CBO Budget and
                                      Economic Outlook Hearing
Feb. 5, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: BCA Budget Caps
Feb. 7, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack on
                                      Introduction of No Budget, No
                                      Recess Act
Feb. 7, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack: ``Budgeting
                                      is About Setting the Priorities of
                                      a Nation''
Feb. 7, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack Opening
                                      Remarks for Hearing Entitled:
                                      Investing in America's Economic
                                      and National Security
Feb. 12, 2019......................  Budget Digest: BCA Budget Caps
                                      Hearing
Feb. 15, 2019......................  Budget Buster: For the People Act--
                                      Pt. 2
Feb. 22, 2019......................  Womack, Davis Send Letter to CBO
                                      Director Hall Requesting Score on
                                      H.R. 1
Feb. 25, 2019......................  Budget Digest: The Tax Cuts and
                                      Jobs Act
Feb. 26, 2019......................  They Said It! CBO Director Explains
                                      Consequences of Efforts to Reverse
                                      2017 Tax Cuts
Feb. 27, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack on the
                                      Introduction of Fiscally
                                      Irresponsible Health Care
                                      Legislation
Feb. 27, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Opening
                                      Remarks for Hearing Entitled: 2017
                                      Tax Law: Impact on the Budget and
                                      American Families
Feb. 27, 2019......................  Main Street Job Creator Explains
                                      Real-World Benefits of the Tax
                                      Cuts and Jobs Act
Mar. 1, 2019.......................  ICYMI: Green New Deal Too Costly
                                      for America
Mar. 4, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack on H.R. 1 CBO
                                      Score
Mar. 5, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: Members' Day: A
                                      Forum for Budget Insights
Mar. 5, 2019.......................  Budget Buster: The Green New Deal
Mar. 6, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack Opening
                                      Remarks for Hearing Entitled:
                                      Fiscal Year 2020 Budget: Members'
                                      Day
Mar. 6, 2019.......................  At Members' Day, Lawmakers Lay Out
                                      Consequences of Out-of-Control
                                      Spending
Mar. 8, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack on House Vote
                                      on H.R. 1
Mar. 11, 2019......................  Budget Digest: The President's
                                      Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request
Mar. 11, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      President's Fiscal Year 2020
                                      Budget Request
Mar. 12, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing on the
                                      President's Fiscal Year 2020
                                      Budget
Mar. 12, 2019......................  Members Discuss Need to Address Out-
                                      of-Control Mandatory Spending, Fix
                                      Broken Budget Process
Mar. 13, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack on Hill TV:
                                      ``The Time to Act is Now''
Mar. 14, 2019......................  Womack Offers Words of Budget
                                      Wisdom as New Committee Works to
                                      Modernize Congress
Mar. 15, 2019......................  Budget Buster: The Green New Deal,
                                      Part II
Mar. 21, 2019......................  Get Smart for Budget Season
Mar. 22, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      Senate Budget Committee's Release
                                      of a Budget Resolution for Fiscal
                                      Year 2020
Mar. 22, 2019......................  ICYMI: President Reagan's Economic
                                      Advisor Warns of Debt Crisis
Mar. 25, 2019......................  Budget Digest: HHS and DOD Budget
                                      Hearing
Mar. 26, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing on the
                                      President's HHS Budget Request
Mar. 26, 2019......................  Legislators Discuss Need to Reform
                                      Mandatory Spending, Preserve
                                      Health Care Programs
Mar. 27, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing on the
                                      President's DOD Budget Request
Mar. 28, 2019......................  Budget Buster: The Green New Deal,
                                      Part III
Mar. 28, 2019......................  Defense Department Highlights
                                      Dangers of Funding Instability,
                                      Massive Spending Cuts
Apr. 1, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: The Chief
                                      Responsibility of the Budget
                                      Committee
Apr. 1, 2019.......................  ICYMI: House Democrats Likely to
                                      Skip a Budget
Apr. 1, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      Announcement of Discretionary
                                      Spending Caps Markup
Apr. 2, 2019.......................  ICYMI: House Democrats Will Not
                                      Advance Fiscal Year 2020 Budget
Apr. 3, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      Committee Democrats' Approval of
                                      Caps Bill
Apr. 3, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Markup of H.R.
                                      2021, Investing for the People Act
                                      of 2019
Apr. 8, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: House Democrats'
                                      Caps Bill
Apr. 8, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Statement on H.R. 2021 at the
                                      House Rules Committee
Apr. 9, 2019.......................  The Problems with House Democrats'
                                      Caps Bill
Apr. 9, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      House Democrats' Failed Caps Bill
Apr. 10, 2019......................  ICYMI: House Democrats Punt on
                                      Budget & Caps Backup Bill
Apr. 12, 2019......................  #100DaysofDems: Hundreds of
                                      Trillions of Dollars in New
                                      Spending Proposals
Apr. 22, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      2019 Social Security and Medicare
                                      Trustees Report
Apr. 25, 2019......................  Democrats' Health Care Plan: Upend
                                      Your Health Care & Bust Our
                                      Nation's Budget
Apr. 29, 2019......................  Budget Digest: The Nation's Federal
                                      Debt
Apr. 30, 2019......................  What's the M4A Plan?
May 1, 2019........................  We're Gonna Pay: The Cost of
                                      #MedicareForAll
May 1, 2019........................  Womack Statement on CBO Report
                                      Examining Single-Payer Health Care
May 1, 2019........................  10 Risks of Establishing a One-Size-
                                      Fits-All Health Care System Based
                                      on CBO Report
May 7, 2019........................  Budget Digest: Modern Monetary
                                      Theory
May 9, 2019........................  Raising Concerns About Nation's
                                      Growing Debt, Committee
                                      Republicans Request Hearing on
                                      Modern Monetary Theory
May 14, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: Historical
                                      Perspective on the National Debt
May 15, 2019.......................  Fixing Social Security Must Be
                                      Bipartisan
May 15, 2019.......................  Womack Statement on Appointment of
                                      New CBO Director
May 15, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing on
                                      Strengthening Retirement Security
May 17, 2019.......................  Side Effects of Medicare-for-All
May 20, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: Congressional Budget
                                      Office Report on Establishing
                                      Single-Payer Systems like Medicare-
                                      for-All
May 21, 2019.......................  Medicare-For-All: The Price We'll
                                      Pay
May 22, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing on One-
                                      Size-Fits-All Health Care Systems
May 22, 2019.......................  CBO Reaffirms Dangers of Single-
                                      Payer Health Care System
May 23, 2019.......................  Budget Buster: The Cost of ``Free''
                                      College
Jun. 4, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: GAO 2019 Annual
                                      Report on Fragmentation, Overlap,
                                      and Duplication in Government
                                      Programs
Jun. 7, 2019.......................  GND: A Bad Deal for Workers,
                                      Families, and the Federal Budget
Jun. 10, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Solutions for
                                      Addressing Climate Change
Jun. 11, 2019......................  Vice Ranking Member Bill Johnson (R-
                                      OH) Opening Remarks at Hearing on
                                      Climate Change
Jun. 12, 2019......................  Medicare-For-All: Americans Will
                                      Pay the Price
Jun. 18, 2019......................  Budget Digest: The United States-
                                      Mexico-Canada Agreement
Jun. 19, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing on
                                      Lifting Americans Out of Poverty
Jun. 24, 2019......................  Budget Digest: CBO Report on
                                      Federal Spending for Anti-Poverty
                                      Programs
Jun. 25, 2019......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      CBO's 2019 Long-Term Budget
                                      Outlook
Jun. 26, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing on the
                                      Economic and Budgetary Effects of
                                      Immigration
Jun. 27, 2019......................  Mayor Details Humanitarian Crisis
                                      in Border Communities, Asks
                                      Congress for Support
Jun. 28, 2019......................  Democrat Proposals Don't Come Cheap
Jul. 8, 2019.......................  Womack Statement on CBO Report on
                                      federally Mandated Minimum Wage
Jul. 10, 2019......................  Budget Digest: CBO Report on
                                      Effects on Employment and Family
                                      Income of Increasing the Federal
                                      Minimum Wage
Jul. 15, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Budget Control Act
                                      Cap Adjustments
Jul. 16, 2019......................  Democrats' #RaiseTheWage Act:
                                      American Families, Workers, and
                                      Job Creators Pay the Price
Jul. 24, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: The Costs of Climate
                                      Change: From Coasts to Heartland,
                                      Health to Security
Jul. 31, 2019......................  Budget Digest: SNAP Reform
                                      Proposals
Jul. 31, 2019......................  Womack on Enzi Budget Process
                                      Reform Proposals
Aug. 1, 2019.......................  Budget Buster: Unaffordable Housing
                                      2.0
Sep. 5, 2019.......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack on Rep.
                                      Bill Flores' Retirement
Sep. 9, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: An Update to the CBO
                                      Budget and Economic Outlook
Sep. 13, 2019......................  Democrats' Plan for America: Raise
                                      Taxes and Hand Out Cash
Sep. 17, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Census Report on
                                      Income and Poverty in the U.S.
Sep. 19, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Testimony Before the Select
                                      Committee on the Modernization of
                                      Congress
Sep. 19, 2019......................  Vice Ranking Member Bill Johnson (R-
                                      OH) Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Solutions to Rising
                                      Economic Inequality
Sep. 24, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Highway Trust Fund
                                      101
Sep. 25, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: America's
                                      Infrastructure: Today's Gaps,
                                      Tomorrow's Opportunities, and the
                                      Need for Federal Investment
Sep. 27, 2019......................  Budget Buster: Debt Forgiveness
Oct. 11, 2019......................  Democrats Claim a Recession is
                                      Imminent, But the Facts Don't
                                      Agree
Oct. 15, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Automatic
                                      Stabilizers
Oct. 16, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Strengthening Our Fiscal
                                      Toolkit: Policy Options to Improve
                                      Economic Resiliency
Oct. 22, 2019......................  Budget Digest: PAYGO 101
Oct. 28, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Harbor Maintenance
                                      Trust Fund
Oct. 28, 2019......................  Joint Statement from Chairman Enzi
                                      and Ranking Member Womack Opposing
                                      H.R. 2440
Oct. 31, 2019......................  Budget Buster: Making College
                                      Unaffordable
Nov. 4, 2019.......................  Womack, Thornberry, Granger Warn of
                                      Damage to the Military Under a
                                      Full-Year CR
Nov. 6, 2019.......................  Womack on Senate Budget Process
                                      Reform Legislation
Nov. 12, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Continuing
                                      Resolutions and National Defense
Nov. 14, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: The Economic Outlook:
                                      The View from the Federal Reserve
Nov. 15, 2019......................  Womack Requests Budget Committee
                                      Hearing on Harmful Impacts of
                                      Continuing Resolutions on the
                                      Military
Nov. 18, 2019......................  Budget Digest: Why the Debt Matters
Nov. 19, 2019......................  Womack: Short-Term CR Has Negative
                                      Budgetary Impact
Nov. 19, 2019......................  The Problems with Modern Monetary
                                      Theory
Nov. 20, 2019......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Reexamining the Economic
                                      Costs of Debt
Nov. 21, 2019......................  Budget Buster: A Bad Deal for
                                      Housing
Dec. 3, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: Improper Payments
Dec. 5, 2019.......................  House Budget Committee Republicans
                                      to Chairman Yarmuth: Focus on
                                      Partisan Impeachment Resulted in
                                      Failure to Deliver on Committee
                                      Responsibilities
Dec. 9, 2019.......................  Budget Digest: SNAP Reform
Dec. 20, 2019......................  The Problems with Medicare-for-All:
                                      CBO Reaffirms Numerous Pitfalls
Dec. 20, 2019......................  Budget Buster: Universal Basic
                                      Income
Jan. 7, 2020.......................  Budget Digest: What is Budget
                                      Season?
Jan. 7, 2020.......................  Womack Announces New Budget
                                      Committee Republican Staff
                                      Director
Jan. 13, 2020......................  Budget Digest: Federalism and the
                                      Federal Budget
Jan. 15, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Why Federal Investments
                                      Matter: Stability from Congress to
                                      State Capitals
Jan. 16, 2020......................  Budget Buster: Earned Income Tax
                                      Credit Expansion
Jan. 28, 2020......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      CBO's Budget and Economic Outlook
Jan. 29, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: The Congressional Budget
                                      Office's Budget and Economic
                                      Outlook
Jan. 29, 2020......................  Budget Digest: CBO Budget and
                                      Economic Outlook
Feb. 4, 2020.......................  Budget Digest: The United States-
                                      Mexico-Canada Agreement
Feb. 10, 2020......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      President Trump's Fiscal Year 2021
                                      Budget Request
Feb. 11, 2020......................  Budget Digest: The President's
                                      Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Request
Feb. 12, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: The President's Fiscal
                                      Year 2021 Budget Request
Feb. 13, 2020......................  Budget Buster: A Partisan
                                      Infrastructure Plan
Feb. 25, 2020......................  Budget Digest: Members' Day Hearing
Feb. 27, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Budget Priorities:
                                      Members' Day
Mar. 2, 2020.......................  Budget Digest: Fiscal Year 2021 HHS
                                      Budget Request
Mar. 4, 2020.......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Department of Health and
                                      Human Services Fiscal Year 2021
                                      Budget
Mar. 9, 2020.......................  Budget Digest: Fiscal Year 2021 DOD
                                      Budget Request
Mar. 10, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Department of Defense
                                      Fiscal Year 2021 Budget
Mar. 11, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Protecting Congress'
                                      Power of the Purse and the Rule of
                                      Law
Jul. 8, 2020.......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Fueling American
                                      Innovation and Recovery: The
                                      Federal Role in Research and
                                      Development
Jul. 15, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Software Update
                                      Required: COVID-19 Exposes Need
                                      for Federal Investments in
                                      Technology
Jul. 20, 2020......................  Womack Statement on Confirmation of
                                      OMB Director
Jul. 21, 2020......................  Budget Digest: Status of Fiscal
                                      Year 2021 Appropriations Bills
Jul. 28, 2020......................  Budget Digest: Update: Status of
                                      Fiscal Year 2021 Appropriations
                                      Bills
Sep. 2, 2020.......................  Ranking Member Womack Statement on
                                      CBO's Update to the Budget Outlook
                                      and Outlook for Major Federal
                                      Trust Funds
Sep. 3, 2020.......................  Budget Digest: Update to the CBO
                                      Budget Outlook: 2020-2030
Sep. 10, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack (R-AR)
                                      Opening Remarks at Hearing
                                      Entitled: Machines, Artificial
                                      Intelligence, & the Workforce:
                                      Recovering and Readying Our
                                      Economy for the Future
Sep. 15, 2020......................  Budget Digest: CBO Major Federal
                                      Trust Funds Outlook: 2020-2030
Sep. 21, 2020......................  Budget Digest: CBO 2020 Long-Term
                                      Budget Outlook
Sep. 21, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack
                                      Statement on CBO's 2020 Long-Term
                                      Budget Outlook
Sep. 24, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack
                                      Statement on Modernization of
                                      Congress Budget and Appropriations
                                      Reform Recommendations
Dec. 10, 2020......................  Ranking Member Steve Womack
                                      Statement on CBO's Working Paper
                                      on the Cost of Proposals for
                                      Single-Payer Health Care Systems
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                                   Steve Womack,
                                             Ranking Member.
                                   Rob Woodall.
                                   Bill Johnson.
                                   Jason Smith.
                                   Bill Flores.
                                   George Holding.
                                   Chris Stewart.
                                   Ralph Norman.
                                   Kevin Hern.
                                   Chip Roy.
                                   Dan Meuser.
                                   Dan Crenshaw.
                                   Tim Burchett.
                                   Chris Jacobs.

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