    [United States Senate Manual, 107th Congress]
    [S. Doc. 107-1]
    [Non-statutory Standing Orders and Regulations Affecting the Business of the Senate]
    [Page 151]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

           104                      OFFICIAL SENATE FLAG

                    Resolved, That the Secretary of the Senate is authorized
                and directed to design an official Senate flag utilizing the
                seal of the Senate as the principal symbol on such flag.
                Expenses incident to the designing and procurement of such
                flag shall be paid from the contingent fund of the Senate
                upon vouchers signed by the Secretary of the Senate.
                    Sec. 2. The Senate flag shall be available for purchase
                and use by Senators, or former Senators, only subject to the
                following conditions--
                            (1) purchase of the flag shall be limited to--
                                    (A) two flags for each Senator, or
                                former Senator, subject to replacement for
                                loss, destruction, or wear and tear;
                                    (B) two flags for each Senate committee,
                                as determined by the chairman and ranking
                                member, subject to replacement for loss,
                                destruction, or wear and tear; and
                                    (C) two flags for each officer of the
                                Senate, subject to replacement for loss,
                                destruction, or wear and tear; and
                            (2) the flag shall not be utilized or displayed
                        for commercial purposes.
                Senators who leave the Senate may retain their flags subject
                to the preceding restrictions.

                [S. Res. 369, 98-2, Sept. 7, 1984; S. Res. 135, 101-1, June
                    2, 1989.]