H.Res.5 - Adopting rules for the One Hundred Eleventh Congress.

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  • Official: Adopting rules for the One Hundred Eleventh Congress. as introduced.

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01/02/11
Getting Ready for the New Congress

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01/10/09
Area Votes in Congress

The House voted 242-181 to adopt its operating rules (H Res 5) for the 111th Congress. Republicans objected to the package mainly over its limits on the use ...

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, PA
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01/06/09
‘Jaw-Dropping’ $1.2 Trillion Deficit Projected This Year

PAYGO, which was eased somewhat in the House rules package ( H Res 5 ) adopted Tuesday, is intended to prevent deficits from getting worse. ...

Source: CQPolitics.com, DC
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01/06/09
House Eliminates Medicare 'Trigger' in Rules Package

The House on Tuesday voted 242-181 to approve an operating rules package (H Res 5) that eliminates the Medicare trigger, which requires the president to ...

Source: Kaiser network.org, DC
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