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H.Res.526

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Supporting home ownership and responsible lending.

7/11/2007--Passed House without amendment. (This measure has not been amended since it was introduced. The summary has been expanded because action occurred on the measure.)
Declares the sense of the House that specified government action should be taken that protects buyers from unscr more...

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IntroducedresultVoted on by House
June 28, 2007July 11, 2007

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July 13, 2007 Congressional Briefs: Tubbs, Cummings, Norton

H.Res. 526 was passed just days after the Federal Reserve issued guidelines to lenders that encompass many of the ideals in today's resolution and regulate ...

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July 11, 2007 House Vote: H RES 526 Supporting home ownership and responsible ...

... degree of support and little need for prolonged debate.) Rep. Biggert [R-IL] : Aye. Go to Bill Status : H.Res. 526: Supporting home ownership and responsible lending. [This event matched these monitors: Rep. Biggert's Voting Record ]

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July 11, 2007 Rollcall 609: H RES 526 - On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Agree

Supporting home ownership and responsible lending.

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