Home Rule Act Amendment: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Governmental Efficiency and the District of Columbia of the Committee on Governmental Affairs, United States Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress ... on S. 1858 ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1984 - Government publications |
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... bill to amend the District of Columbia Self - Government and Governmental Reorganization Act . As you know , we are here today to build a hearing record for S. 1858 , the bill that Senator Mathias and I introduced on Septem- ber 20 to ...
... bill to amend the District of Columbia Self - Government and Governmental Reorganization Act . As you know , we are here today to build a hearing record for S. 1858 , the bill that Senator Mathias and I introduced on Septem- ber 20 to ...
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... bills be passed by both Houses of Congress and that they be presented to the President for signature " represents the framers ' decision that the legislative power of the Federal Gov- ernment be exercised in accord with a single ...
... bills be passed by both Houses of Congress and that they be presented to the President for signature " represents the framers ' decision that the legislative power of the Federal Gov- ernment be exercised in accord with a single ...
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... bill so that the city can continue its daily operations with no further complications . Senator Mathias and I appreciate the time that has gone into this problem , and we thank everyone for his and her cooperation and assistance . Our ...
... bill so that the city can continue its daily operations with no further complications . Senator Mathias and I appreciate the time that has gone into this problem , and we thank everyone for his and her cooperation and assistance . Our ...
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... bills be passed by both Houses of Congress and that they be presented to the President for signature " represents the framers ' decision that the legislative power of the Federal Gov- ernment be exercised in accord with a single ...
... bills be passed by both Houses of Congress and that they be presented to the President for signature " represents the framers ' decision that the legislative power of the Federal Gov- ernment be exercised in accord with a single ...
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... bill does is solve the Chadha problem prospectively by converting the congressional review to joint resolution . However , over 700 laws currently on the books of the D.C. statutes were passed by the D.C. government , were subjected to ...
... bill does is solve the Chadha problem prospectively by converting the congressional review to joint resolution . However , over 700 laws currently on the books of the D.C. statutes were passed by the D.C. government , were subjected to ...
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1st full pay 30 days 30 modified calendar 60 calendar days Act or resolution Administrative Rules adopts a resolution agency rules amendments approval or disapproval approved automatically unless area redevelopment plans authority automatically approved becomes effective bicameral bill Board Chadha Chairman Charles McC concurrent resolution Congress constitutional Council disapproves Council voluntarily approves D.C. Council date of transmittal days after submission disappoval is filed disapproves by resolution District of Columbia enacted end of 30 existing rules expiration Federal full pay period governor Home Rule Act House including any revisions infra notes January 24 joint resolution lative legis legislative veto legislature Mayor modified calendar days NCPC notice of disapproval October 1st pay period beginning prior promulgated proposed rules regular session resolution disapproving rules review Senator EAGLETON September 18 standing committees STAT statute subcommittee submitted subsection Supp suspend tion transmittal unless U.S. Senate unconstitutional unless the Council voluntary approval vote
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Page 81 - Ginnane, The Control of Federal Administration by Congressional Resolutions and Committees, 66 Harv.
Page 1 - Framers' decision that the legislative power of the Federal government be exercised in accord with a single, finely wrought and exhaustively considered, procedure.
Page 63 - Justice riding with the Speaker of the House and the President Pro Tempore of the Senate...
Page 41 - Each proposed act (other than an act to which section 446 applies) shall be read twice in substantially the same form, with at least thirteen days intervening between each reading. Upon final adoption by the Council each act shall be made immediately available to the public in a manner which the Council shall determine. If the Council determines, by a vote of two-thirds of the members, that emergency circumstances make it necessary that an act be passed after a single reading, or that it takes effect...
Page 1 - Congress's broad authority to take action that has "the purpose and effect of altering the legal rights, duties, and relations of persons . . . outside the Legislative Branch,
Page 42 - Llewellyn, are you appearing in connection with this particular item? Mr. LLEWELLYN. Yes; as well as others. STATEMENT OF THOMAS J. LLEWELLYN, CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON HIGHWAYS, PARKS, AND WATERWAYS OF THE FEDERATION OF CITIZENS ASSOCIATIONS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Senator THOMAS. Just have a seat in front of the reporter, please, and give your name and address to the reporter. Mr. LLEWELLYN. My name is Thomas J. Llewellyn, chairman of the committee on highways, parks, and waterways of the...
Page 54 - The legislative department may delegate regulatory authority to the executive department; except, that any administrative regulation of any agency of the executive department may be disapproved by the general assembly or a committee thereof in such manner as shall by law be prescribed.
Page 58 - The committee is empowered to examine all administrative regulations for compliance with legislative Intent and to suspend objectionable regulations until 30 days after the next session begins. During the 30-day period, the legislature must annul the regulation through the passage of a bill, otherwise the rule goes into effect.