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The '''Holman Rule''' is a procedural rule of the [[House of Representatives]] first introduced in 1876 that enables adding amendments to bills to reduce salaries for employees or cut specific programs. The rule is named after William Steele Holman, a representative from Indiana.<ref>[https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/holman-rule-will-help-improve-civil-service Holman Rule will help improve civil service]</ref> | The '''Holman Rule''' is a procedural rule of the [[House of Representatives]] first introduced in 1876 that enables adding amendments to bills to reduce salaries for employees or cut specific programs. The rule is named after William Steele Holman, a representative from Indiana.<ref>[https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/holman-rule-will-help-improve-civil-service Holman Rule will help improve civil service]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:13, February 12, 2022
The Holman Rule is a procedural rule of the House of Representatives first introduced in 1876 that enables adding amendments to bills to reduce salaries for employees or cut specific programs. The rule is named after William Steele Holman, a representative from Indiana.[1]