Difference between revisions of "Committee Report"

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(Not all reports are for bills which have approval. some detail why the committe turned them down)
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A '''Committee Report''' is a report that approves a [[bill]] and has the text of the bill, a summary of its powers, and reasons for the committee's approval.  
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A '''Congressional Committee Report''' is a report that describes a [[bill]] which is under advisement , includes the text of the bill, a summary of its powers, limitations, concerns, strengths and any other important or significant aspects for a committee decision on the bill.
  
 
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Revision as of 17:38, October 29, 2008

A Congressional Committee Report is a report that describes a bill which is under advisement , includes the text of the bill, a summary of its powers, limitations, concerns, strengths and any other important or significant aspects for a committee decision on the bill.