U.S. Congress - S.Res.238 A resolution to provide for a point of order against any legislation that eliminate or ...
S.Res.238 - A resolution to provide for a point of order against any legislation that eliminate or reduces the ability of Americans to keep their health plan or their choice of doctor or that decreases the number of Americans enrolled in private health insurance, while increasing the number of Americans enrolled in government-managed health care.
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- Official: A resolution to provide for a point of order against any legislation that eliminate or reduces the ability of Americans to keep their health plan or their choice of doctor or that decreases the number of Americans enrolled in private health insurance, while increasing the number of Americans enrolled in government-managed health care. as introduced.
- Official: A resolution to provide for a point of order against any legislation that eliminates or reduces the ability of Americans to keep their health plan or their choice of doctor or that decreases the number of Americans enrolled in private health insurance, while increasing the number of Americans enrolled in government-managed health care. as introduced.
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8/4/2009--Introduced.Makes it out of order in the Senate to consider legislation that: (1) eliminates or reduces the ability of Americans to keep their health plan or their choice of doctor; or (2) decreases the number of Americans enrolled in private health insurance, while increasing theOfficial Summary
8/4/2009--Introduced.Makes it out of order in the Senate to consider legislation that:(1) eliminates or reduces the ability of Americans to keep their health plan or their choice of doctor; or
(2) decreases the number of Americans enrolled in private health insurance, while increasing the number of Americans enrolled in government-managed health care. Suspends such point of order upon certification by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) that the legislation does not cause such actions. Permits waiver or suspension of such prohibition, or successful appeals from rulings of the Chair, only by an affirmative vote of three-fifths
(60) of the Senate.
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