[Senate Calendars for May 5, 2017 - 115th Congress, 1st Session]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office]
GENERAL ORDERS
UNDER RULE VIII
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Order Measure Number Title Reported or
No. and Author Placed on the Calendar
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3 S. Res. 6 Resolution objecting to Jan. 12, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Rubio and United Nations Security Corker, Committee on
others Council Resolution 2334 Foreign Relations, with
and to all efforts that amendments, and with a
undermine direct preamble. (No written
negotiations between report.)
Israel and the
Palestinians for a
secure and peaceful
settlement.
4 S. 133 A bill to authorize Jan. 20, 2017.--Mr. Burr,
Mr. Burr appropriations for Select Committee on
fiscal year 2017 for Intelligence, without
intelligence and amendment. (Rept. 2.)
intelligence-related (Additional views
activities of the filed.)
United States
Government, the
Community Management
Account, and the
Central Intelligence
Agency Retirement and
Disability System, and
for other purposes.
7 S. 274 A bill to nullify the Feb. 2, 2017.--Read the
Mrs. Feinstein effect of the recent second time and placed
and others executive order that on the calendar.
temporarily restricted
individuals from
certain countries from
entering the United
States.
9 S. 63 A bill to clarify the Feb. 17, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Moran and rights of Indians and Hoeven, Committee on
others Indian tribes on Indian Indian Affairs, without
lands under the amendment. (Rept. 3.)
National Labor
Relations Act.
10 S. 419 A bill to require Mar. 9, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Grassley adequate reporting on Grassley, Committee on
and others the Public Safety the Judiciary, without
Officers' Benefits amendment. (No written
program, and for other report.)
purposes.
11 S. 327 A bill to direct the Mar. 13, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Heller and Securities and Exchange Crapo, Committee on
others Commission to provide a Banking, Housing, and
safe harbor related to Urban Affairs, with
certain investment fund amendments. (No written
research reports, and report.)
for other purposes.
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12 S. 444 A bill to amend the Mar. 13, 2017.--Mr.
Ms. Heitkamp Investment Company Act Crapo, Committee on
and others of 1940 to expand the Banking, Housing, and
investor limitation for Urban Affairs, without
qualifying venture amendment. (No written
capital funds under an report.)
exemption from the
definition of an
investment company.
13 S. 462 A bill to require the Mar. 13, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Heller and Securities and Exchange Crapo, Committee on
others Commission to refund or Banking, Housing, and
credit certain excess Urban Affairs, without
payments made to the amendment. (No written
Commission. report.)
14 S. 484 A bill to amend the Mar. 13, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Menendez Investment Company Act Crapo, Committee on
and others of 1940 to terminate an Banking, Housing, and
exemption for companies Urban Affairs, with
located in Puerto Rico, amendments. (No written
the Virgin Islands, and report.)
any other possession of
the United States.
15 S. 488 A bill to increase the Mar. 13, 2017.--Mr.
Messrs. Toomey threshold for Crapo, Committee on
and Warner disclosures required by Banking, Housing, and
the Securities and Urban Affairs, without
Exchange Commission amendment. (No written
relating to report.)
compensatory benefit
plans, and for other
purposes.
17 S. 19 A bill to provide Mar. 21, 2017.--Mr.
Messrs. Thune opportunities for Thune, Committee on
and Nelson broadband investment, Commerce, Science, and
and for other purposes. Transportation, with an
amendment in the nature
of a substitute. (Rept.
4.)
19 S. 96 A bill to amend the Mar. 21, 2017.--Mr.
Ms. Klobuchar Communications Act of Thune, Committee on
and others 1934 to ensure the Commerce, Science, and
integrity of voice Transportation, without
communications and to amendment. (Rept. 6.)
prevent unjust or
unreasonable
discrimination among
areas of the United
States in the delivery
of such communications.
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20 S. 140 A bill to amend the White Mar. 21, 2017.--Mr.
Messrs. Flake Mountain Apache Tribe Hoeven, Committee on
and McCain Water Rights Indian Affairs, without
Quantification Act of amendment. (Rept. 7.)
2010 to clarify the use
of amounts in the WMAT
Settlement Fund.
21 H.R. 1181 An act to amend title 38, Mar. 22, 2017.--Read the
United States Code, to second time and placed
clarify the conditions on the calendar.
under which certain
persons may be treated
as adjudicated mentally
incompetent for certain
purposes.
22 S. 249 A bill to provide that Mar. 22, 2017.--Mr.
Messrs. Udall the pueblo of Santa Hoeven, Committee on
and Heinrich Clara may lease for 99 Indian Affairs, without
years certain amendment. (Rept. 8.)
restricted land, and
for other purposes.
23 S. 178 A bill to prevent elder Mar. 23, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Grassley abuse and exploitation Grassley, Committee on
and others and improve the justice the Judiciary, without
system's response to amendment. (Rept. 9.)
victims in elder abuse
and exploitation cases.
24 S. 269 A bill to provide for the Mar. 27, 2017.--Mr.
Ms. Murkowski conveyance of certain Hoeven, Committee on
and Mr. property to the Tanana Indian Affairs, without
Sullivan Tribal Council located amendment. (Rept. 11.)
in Tanana, Alaska, and
to the Bristol Bay Area
Health Corporation
located in Dillingham,
Alaska, and for other
purposes.
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25 S. 110 A bill to require the Mar. 30, 2017.--Mr.
Ms. Baldwin Secretary of Commerce, Thune, Committee on
and others acting through the Commerce, Science, and
Administrator of the Transportation, without
National Oceanic and amendment. (Rept. 14.)
Atmospheric
Administration, to
establish a
constituent-driven
program to provide a
digital information
platform capable of
efficiently integrating
coastal data with
decision-support tools,
training, and best
practices and to
support collection of
priority coastal
geospatial data to
inform and improve
local, State, regional,
and Federal capacities
to manage the coastal
region, and for other
purposes.
26 S. 129 A bill to reauthorize and Mar. 30, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Wicker and amend the National Sea Thune, Committee on
others Grant College Program Commerce, Science, and
Act, and for other Transportation, without
purposes. amendment. (Rept. 15.)
27 S. 168 A bill to amend and Mar. 30, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Wicker and enhance certain Thune, Committee on
others maritime programs of Commerce, Science, and
the Department of Transportation, without
Transportation. amendment. (Rept. 16.)
28 S.J. Res. 19 Joint resolution Mar. 30, 2017.--Committee
Mr. Perdue and providing for on Banking, Housing,
others congressional and Urban Affairs,
disapproval under discharged by petition
chapter 8 of title 5, pursuant to 5 U.S.C.
United States Code, of 802(c) and placed on
the rule submitted by the calendar.
the Bureau of Consumer
Financial Protection
relating to prepaid
accounts under the
Electronic Fund
Transfer Act and the
Truth in Lending Act.
30 S. 254 A bill to amend the Apr. 4, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Udall and Native American Hoeven, Committee on
others Programs Act of 1974 to Indian Affairs, without
provide flexibility and amendment. (Rept. 23.)
reauthorization to
ensure the survival and
continuing vitality of
Native American
languages.
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31 S. 102 A bill to direct the Apr. 5, 2017.--Mr. Thune,
Ms. Cantwell Federal Communications Committee on Commerce,
and others Commission to commence Science, and
proceedings related to Transportation, with an
the resiliency of amendment in the nature
critical communications of a substitute. (Rept.
networks during times 24.)
of emergency, and for
other purposes.
32 S. 91 A bill to amend the Apr. 6, 2017.--Mr.
Ms. Murkowski Indian Employment, Hoeven, Committee on
and Mr. Training and Related Indian Affairs, without
Sullivan Services Demonstration amendment. (Rept. 26.)
Act of 1992 to
facilitate the ability
of Indian tribes to
integrate the
employment, training,
and related services
from diverse Federal
sources, and for other
purposes.
33 S. 302 A bill to enhance tribal Apr. 6, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Barrasso road safety, and for Hoeven, Committee on
and others other purposes. Indian Affairs, without
amendment. (Rept. 27.)
34 S. Res. 116 Resolution condemning the Apr. 7, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Cardin and Assad regime for its Corker, Committee on
others continued use of Foreign Relations, with
chemical weapons amendments, and an
against the Syrian amendment to the
people. preamble. (No written
report.)
35 S. 861 A bill to provide for the Apr. 7, 2017.--Read the
Mr. Cardin and compensation of Federal second time and placed
others employees affected by on the calendar.
lapses in
appropriations.
36 H.R. 1301 An act making Apr. 7, 2017.--Read the
appropriations for the second time and placed
Department of Defense on the calendar.
for the fiscal year
ending September 30,
2017, and for other
purposes.
37 S. 188 A bill to prohibit the Apr. 24, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Cassidy use of Federal funds Johnson, Committee on
and others for the costs of Homeland Security and
printing portraits of Governmental Affairs,
officers and employees without amendment.
of the Federal (Rept. 28.)
Government.
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38 S. 500 A bill to amend the Apr. 24, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Roberts Homeland Security Act Johnson, Committee on
and Mrs. of 2002 to make the Homeland Security and
McCaskill Assistant Secretary of Governmental Affairs,
Homeland Security for without amendment.
Health Affairs (Rept. 29.)
responsible for
coordinating the
efforts of the
Department of Homeland
Security related to
food, agriculture, and
veterinary defense
against terrorism, and
for other purposes.
39 S. 576 A bill to amend title 5, Apr. 24, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Johnson United States Code, to Johnson, Committee on
and others extend certain Homeland Security and
protections against Governmental Affairs,
prohibited personnel without amendment.
practices, and for (Rept. 30.)
other purposes.
42 S.J. Res. 41 Joint resolution Apr. 25, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Hatch providing for an Hatch, Committee on
exception to the Finance, without
limitation on the amendment. (An original
appointment of certain joint resolution.) (No
persons as the United written report.)
States Trade
Representative.
43 S. 317 A bill to provide May 1, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Lankford taxpayers with an Johnson, Committee on
and others annual report Homeland Security and
disclosing the cost and Governmental Affairs,
performance of with an amendment.
Government programs and (Rept. 34.)
areas of duplication
among them, and for
other purposes.
44 S. 652 A bill to amend the May 1, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Portman Public Health Service Alexander, Committee on
and others Act to reauthorize a Health, Education,
program for early Labor, and Pensions,
detection, diagnosis, with an amendment in
and treatent regarding the nature of a
deaf and hard-of- substitute. (No written
hearing newborns, report.)
infants, and young
children.
45 S. 849 A bill to support May 1, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. King and programs for mosquito- Alexander, Committee on
others borne and other vector- Health, Education,
borne disease Labor, and Pensions,
surveillance and with an amendment in
control. the nature of a
substitute. (No written
report.)
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46 S. 916 A bill to amend the May 1, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Cassidy Controlled Substances Alexander, Committee on
and others Act with regard to the Health, Education,
provision of emergency Labor, and Pensions,
medical services. with an amendment in
the nature of a
substitute. (No written
report.)
47 S. 920 A bill to establish a May 1, 2017.--Mr.
Mrs. Shaheen National Clinical Care Alexander, Committee on
and Ms. Commission. Health, Education,
Collins Labor, and Pensions,
without amendment. (No
written report.)
49 S. 35 A bill to transfer May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Mr. Thune and administrative Murkowski, Committee on
others jurisdiction over Energy and Natural
certain Bureau of Land Resources, with an
Management land from amendment in the nature
the Secretary of the of a substitute. (Rept.
Interior to the 35.)
Secretary of Veterans
Affairs for inclusion
in the Black Hills
National Cemetery, and
for other purposes.
50 S. 99 A bill to require the May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Mr. Alexander Secretary of the Murkowski, Committee on
Interior to study the Energy and Natural
suitability and Resources, without
feasibility of amendment. (Rept. 36.)
designating the
President James K. Polk
Home in Columbia,
Tennessee, as a unit of
the National Park
System, and for other
purposes.
51 S. 189 A bill to modify the May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Mr. Moran boundary of the Fort Murkowski, Committee on
Scott National Historic Energy and Natural
Site in the State of Resources, with an
Kansas, and for other amendment in the nature
purposes. of a substitute. (Rept.
37.)
52 S. 287 A bill to update the map May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Messrs. of, and modify the Murkowski, Committee on
Gardner and maximum acreage Energy and Natural
Bennet available for inclusion Resources, without
in, the Florissant amendment. (Rept. 38.)
Fossil Beds National
Monument.
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53 S. 331 A bill to remove the use May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Mr. Kaine restrictions on certain Murkowski, Committee on
land transferred to Energy and Natural
Rockingham County, Resources, without
Virginia, and for other amendment. (Rept. 39.)
purposes.
54 S. 432 A bill to designate the May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Messrs. Cerro del Yuta and Rio Murkowski, Committee on
Heinrich and San Antonio Wilderness Energy and Natural
Udall Areas in the State of Resources, without
New Mexico, and for amendment. (Rept. 40.)
other purposes.
55 S. 466 A bill to clarify the May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Messrs. Flake description of certain Murkowski, Committee on
and McCain Federal land under the Energy and Natural
Northern Arizona Land Resources, without
Exchange and Verde amendment. (Rept. 41.)
River Basin Partnership
Act of 2005 to include
additional land in the
Kaibab National Forest.
56 S. 501 A bill to amend the Wild May 3, 2017.--Ms.
Messrs. Tester and Scenic Rivers Act Murkowski, Committee on
and Daines to designate certain Energy and Natural
segments of East Resources, without
Rosebud Creek in Carbon amendment. (Rept. 42.)
County, Montana, as
components of the Wild
and Scenic Rivers
System.
57 S. 585 A bill to provide greater May 4, 2017.--Mr.
Mr. Johnson whistleblower Johnson, Committee on
and Mrs. Ernst protections for Federal Homeland Security and
employees, increased Governmental Affairs,
awareness of Federal with amendments. (Rept.
whistleblower 44.)
protections, and
increased
accountability and
required discipline for
Federal supervisors who
retaliate against
whistleblowers, and for
other purposes.
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