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Document Naming Conventions To accompany the House standards for Electronic

Posting of House and Committee Documents and Data Version 1.2.11

Office of the Clerk

Legislative Computer Systems February 15, 2012, updated on April 24, 2012

1 Version 1.2 – updated based on discussions with committees the week of January 23, 2012. Version 1.2.1 – updated to correct an omission of the member’s Bioguide IDs on the sample conventions for the Committee on Appropriations on page 16; updated to correct typographical errors.

Document Naming Conventions ● 3

Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 4

Linking to documents on GPO or THOMAS .............................................................. 5 Identifying Members ................................................................................................... 5 Updates to the conventions .......................................................................................... 5 Feedback ...................................................................................................................... 5

Naming Conventions 6

Bills and Resolutions ................................................................................................................. 6 Bills and Resolutions with measure numbers .............................................................. 6 Bills and Resolutions without measure numbers ......................................................... 6 Bills and Resolutions being considered under suspension .......................................... 7 Bills and Resolutions being considered under unanimous consent ............................. 7 Original Bills and Resolutions being reported from the Committee on Rules ............ 7 Original Bills and Resolutions being reported by the Committee on Appropriations ............................................................................................................. 8

Amendments ............................................................................................................................ 11 House and Senate Amendments ................................................................................ 11 Floor Amendments .................................................................................................... 11 Committee/Subcommittee Amendments ................................................................... 11

House and Senate Conference Reports .................................................................................... 12 Meeting Notices ....................................................................................................................... 13

Multiple Meetings in One Week Notice .................................................................... 13 Single Meeting Notice by Meeting Type................................................................... 13

Meeting Documents (Hearings, Markups, other) ..................................................................... 14 Witness List ............................................................................................................... 14 Written Witness Testimony or Witness Statement .................................................... 14 Documents that may accompany a witness statement ............................................... 14 Truth in Testimony Disclosure Forms ....................................................................... 15 Biographies of non-governmental witnesses ............................................................. 15 Committee Recorded Vote ........................................................................................ 15 Committee/Subcommittee Amendments ................................................................... 16 Member Statements ................................................................................................... 17 Documents in general support of the meeting ........................................................... 17

Other Committee Documents .................................................................................................. 18 Committee Rules ....................................................................................................... 18 Committee Reports .................................................................................................... 18 Activity Reports ........................................................................................................ 18 Committee Prints ....................................................................................................... 18 Hearing Transcripts ................................................................................................... 19

Document revisions 20

Appendix 21

GPO Collection Types ............................................................................................................. 21 Additional Stages for Bills and Resolutions ............................................................................ 22 Committee and Subcommittee Codes ...................................................................................... 26 Member’s Bioguide ID and Formal Name .............................................................................. 30

4 ● Document Naming Conventions

Introduction The House Rules for the 112th Congress call for greater transparency and accessibility to legislative documents. Specifically, two provisions were added to the rules by House Resolution 5:

• Clause 3 of Rule XXIX provides that a measure or matter will have been considered as having been publicly ‘‘available’’ within the meaning of the rules if it was publicly available in electronic form at a location designated by the Committee on House Administration.

• Clause 4(d)(1)(E) of Rule X directs the Committee on House Administration to establish and maintain standards for documents made available in electronic form by the House and its committees.

The intention of these two provisions is to ensure that Members and the public have easy access to bills, resolutions, and amendments considered in committee and by the House. According to Chairman Dreier’s statements before the House, “The standard for electronic documents is intended to evolve over time. While the standard may initially include more static formats such as a searchable PDF, the intention is to eventually transition to more flexible structured data formats, such as XML, as the tools become available to ease the creation and ensure the integrity of House documents. With respect to availability, the provision is intended to place electronic distribution on par with traditional printing; rather than entirely replace it. Finally, the rule contemplates a singular location that will direct Members and the public to the text of measures to be considered by the House and its committees.”2

The Speaker and House Leadership have directed the Clerk to create a centralized repository to provide access to documents that will be considered in committee and by the House. For 2011, the Committee on Rules is providing access to legislative text being considered by the House at http://rules.house.gov/billsthisweek.aspx?NewsID=337, and each committee is posting documents under consideration by the committee on their own websites. In 2012, the Office of the Clerk will maintain the site, http://docs.house.gov which will provide access to legislative text being considered by the House, and in 2013, the site will provide access to legislative text being considered by House committees. Additionally, the Committee on House Administration, as directed by House rules3, has established standards4 for posting House and committee documents and data electronically. As part of the standards, the Office of the Clerk has been directed to, “…publish and maintain naming standards for each document [required to be posted online as outlined in the standards]”. These standards will facilitate automated searching and uploading of such documents. Files will be posted using permanent URL links. These links will facilitate outside and committee usage of these files. In addition, permanent URL links will allow archived committee web sites to maintain functionality5

.” This document describes the naming standards for electronic files for congressional documents covered under the aforementioned standards adopted by the Committee on House Administration on December 16, 2011.

The goals in the naming conventions include: • Reduce duplicate document names in the committee repository; • Enable search and search engine capabilities; • Allow the document’s name to be self-identifying.

Where possible, the naming standards follow existing naming conventions used by the Government Printing Office’s Federal Digital System (FDSys).

2 Statements of House Committee on Rules chairman David Dreier, before the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressional Record, Jan. 5, 2011, pp. H7–H13. 3 H. Res 5, Rule X - clause 4 sec (d)(1) states that the Committee on House Administration shall— (E) establish and maintain standards for making documents publicly available in electronic form by the House and its committees. 4 http://cha.house.gov/sites/republicans.cha.house.gov/files/documents/member_services_docs/electronic_posting_standards.pdf 5 Committee on House Administration document entitled “Standards for the Electronic Posting of House and Committee Documents & Data”

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Linking to documents on GPO or THOMAS If a document has already been published and posted on GPO’s FDSys System or the LOC’s THOMAS system, it is acceptable and encouraged to link to these locations.

Identifying Members Where it is necessary to have a member identifier in the file name, the Member’s Biographical ID number or Bioguide ID should be used. The current Members and their Bioguide IDs are listed in the appendix. For former Members, see http://bioguide.congress.gov. The benefits of using the Biographical ID number include having a unique identifier within and across Congresses, the Bioguide ID number is already in use by organizations in and outside of the Legislative Branch, and it avoids any duplicate document names due to duplicate or similar Member names.

Updates to the conventions The conventions in this document will be updated when it is deemed necessary to add additional document types, add additional clarification to the naming conventions, or other circumstances. Starting with version 1.2 of this document, changes and addition will be noted in an appropriate footnote.

Feedback If your committee would like to provide feedback on the naming conventions and their use, contact the Committee on House Administration.

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Naming Conventions

Bills and Resolutions

Bills and Resolutions with measure numbers CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+measure number), followed by legislative stage abbreviation.

Types of Measures Abbreviation Types of Measures Abbreviation

House Bill HR Senate Bill S

House Joint Resolution HJRes Senate Joint Resolution SJRes

House Concurrent Resolution HConRes Senate Concurrent Resolution SConRes

House Simple Resolution HRes Senate Simple Resolution SRes

Legislative Stage

Abbreviation Definition Sample

Introduced in House

ih This version is a bill or resolution as formally presented by a Member of Congress to a clerk when the House is in session.

BILLS-112hr1401ih.pdf BILLS-112hconres2ih.pdf BILLS-111hconres127ih.pdf

Reported in House

rh This version is a bill or resolution as reported by the committee or one of the committees to which it was referred, including changes, if any, made in committee. The bill or resolution is usually accompanied by a committee report which describes the measure, the committee’s views on it, its costs, and the changes it proposes to make in existing law. The bill or resolution is then available for floor consideration. This version occurs with both House and Senate bills.

BILLS-112hjres1rh.pdf BILLS-112hr1407rh.pdf BILLS-112hres409rh.pdf

See appendix for other legislative stages.

Bills and Resolutions without measure numbers CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by PIH, followed by hyphen, followed by brief description.

Doc Type Abbreviation Definition Sample file name

Pre-introduced measure; no bill number

PIH

The measure has not been assigned a bill number. (pre-introduced)

BILLS-112hr-PIH-description BILLS-112hres-PIH-electing-sgt-at-arms.xml


Bills and Resolutions being considered under suspension CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+measure number), followed by hyphen, followed by SUS.

Doc Type Abbreviation Definition Sample file name

Measure considered under suspension

SUS Measure is being considered under suspension of the rules

Bill number: BILLS-112hr123-SUS.pdf If no bill number: BILLS-112hr-SUS-description

Bills and Resolutions being considered under unanimous consent CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+measure number), followed by hyphen, followed by abbreviation.

Doc Type Abbreviation Definition Sample file name Motion for Unanimous Consent Concerning measure number

UConsent

A unanimous consent request asks permission, explicitly or implicitly, to set aside one or more rules. This is a measure that is considered by unanimous consent.

BILLS-112hr2887-UConsent.pdf

Original Bills and Resolutions being reported from the Committee on Rules

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by ORH, followed by hyphen, followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+measure number), or description.

Doc Type Abbreviation Definition Sample file name From Rules Committee original reported rules resolution; no resolution number

ORH-Rule-legis-num Where measure# equals the measure number that is covered by the rule.

A privileged simple resolution proposed by the Rules Committee that provides methods and conditions for floor consideration of a measure or, rarely, several measures. The resolution is also called a special rule, special order, or order of business resolution. It is originally reported and has no measure number.

BILLS-112HRes-ORH-Rule-legis-num# or description.pdf BILLS-112HRes-ORH-Rule-HR10.pdf


Original Bills and Resolutions being reported by the Committee on Appropriations6

Appropriation Measures

Definition Convention

Original reported measure; no bill number.

An appropriations bill proposed by the Appropriations Committee that provides funds for most federal agencies and programs. The bill is an original reported measure and has no bill number. This is the bill as it is reported to the House.

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by ORH (original measure reported in House), followed by hyphen, followed by description.

Bill as it is being considered by the full committee, following subcommittee consideration

An appropriations bill proposed by the Appropriations Committee that provides funds for most federal agencies and programs. This is the bill as it is being considered by the full committee, following subcommittee consideration.

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by FC (full committee consideration), followed by hyphen, followed by description.

Bill as it is being considered by the subcommittee

An appropriations bill proposed by the Appropriations Committee that provides funds for most federal agencies and programs. This is the bill as it is being considered by the subcommittee

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by SC (subcommittee consideration), followed by hyphen, followed by description.

SAMPLES Bill as it is being considered by the subcommittee


Bill as it is being reported to the House

Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP-FY13-Agriculture.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP-FY13-Agriculture.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP-FY13-Agriculture.pdf

Defense BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-Defense.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-Defense.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-Defense.pdf

State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-StateForOp.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-StateForOp.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-StateForOp.pdf

Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-Interior.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-Interior.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-Interior.pdf

Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-LaborHHS.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-LaborHHS.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-LaborHHS.pdf

Energy and Water Development, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-EnergyWater.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-EnergyWater.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-EnergyWater.pdf

Homeland Security BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-HSecurity.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-HSecurity.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-HSecurity.pdf

6 This convention was expanded to add naming conventions for the measure as it moves through the committee process. Conventions were added for supplement appropriation measures and for continuing resolutions.


SAMPLES Bill as it is being considered by the subcommittee


Bill as it is being reported to the House

Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-MilCon.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-MilCon.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-MilCon.pdf

Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-CJS.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-CJS.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-CJS.pdf

Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13- TransHUD.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13- TransHUD.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP-TransHUD.pdf

Financial Services and General Government

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-FServices.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-FServices.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-FServices.pdf

Legislative Branch BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-LegBranch.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-LegBranch.pdf

BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP- FY13-LegBranch.pdf

Supplemental Appropriations Measures


Original reported measure; no bill number.

A supplemental appropriations bill proposed by the Appropriations Committee that provides funds for most federal agencies and programs. The bill is an original reported measure and has no bill number. This is the bill as it is reported to the House.

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by ORH (original measure reported in House), followed by hyphen, followed by the description “suppl”, followed by a number, where one would indicate the first supplemental for a particular fiscal year’s supplemental bill. Sample: BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP-FY13-suppl-01.pdf BILLS-112HR-ORH-AP-FY13-suppl-02.pdf

Bill as it is being considered by the full committee.

A supplemental appropriations bill proposed by the Appropriations Committee that provides funds for most federal agencies and programs. This is the bill as it is being considered by full committee

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by FC (full committee consideration), followed by hyphen, followed by the description “suppl”, followed by a number, where one would indicate the first supplemental for a particular fiscal year’s supplemental bill.

Sample: BILLS-112HR-FC-AP-FY13-suppl-01.pdf BILLS-112HR-FC-AP-FY13-suppl-02.pdf

Bill as it is being considered by the subcommittee

A supplemental appropriations bill proposed by the Appropriations Committee that provides funds for most federal agencies and programs. This is the bill as it is being considered by the subcommittee.

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by SC (subcommittee consideration), followed by hyphen, followed by the description “suppl”, followed a by number, where one would indicate the first supplemental for a particular fiscal year’s supplemental bill. Sample: BILLS-112HR-SC-AP-FY13-suppl-01.pdf BILLS-112HR-SC-AP-FY13-suppl-02.pdf


Continuing resolutions


Original reported resolution; no resolution number.

A joint resolution that provides funds to continue the operation of federal agencies and programs at the beginning of a new fiscal year if their annual appropriation bills have not yet been enacted; also called continuing appropriations This is the resolution as it is reported to the House.

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by ORH (original measure reported in House), followed by hyphen, followed by the description “cr”, followed by a number, where one would indicate the resolution for a particular fiscal year’s continuing resolution. Sample: BILLS-112HJRes-ORH-AP-FY13-CR-01.pdf BILLS-112HJRes-ORH-AP-FY13-CR-02.pdf

Resolution as it is being considered by the full committee.

A joint resolution that provides funds to continue the operation of federal agencies and programs at the beginning of a new fiscal year if their annual appropriation bills have not yet been enacted; also called continuing appropriations This is the resolution as it is being considered by full committee

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by FC (full committee consideration), followed by hyphen, followed by the description “cr”, followed by a number.

Sample: BILLS-112HR-FC-AP-FY13-CR-01.pdf BILLS-112HR-FC-AP-FY13-CR-02.pdf

Resolution as it is being considered by the subcommittee

A joint resolution that provides funds to continue the operation of federal agencies and programs at the beginning of a new fiscal year if their annual appropriation bills have not yet been enacted; also called continuing appropriations This is the resolution as it is being considered by the subcommittee.

CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by measure type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by SC (subcommittee consideration), followed by hyphen, followed by the description “cr”, followed a by number. Sample: BILLS-112HR-SC-AP-FY13-CR-01.pdf BILLS-112HR-FC-AP-FY13-CR-02.pdf


Amendments

House and Senate Amendments CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+number), followed by hyphen, followed by abbreviation.

Legislative Stage

Abbreviation Definition Sample file name

House Amendments to a Senate measure (or Senate amendments) before being considered by the House

HAmdt (first degree) HAmdt2 (second degree) HAmdt3 (third degree) SAmdt (first degree) SAmdt2 (second degree) SAmdt3 (third degree)

The basic method for reconciling House and Senate differences on a measure, by passing it back and forth between the two chambers until both have agreed to identical language by means of amendments.

BILLS-112s365-HAmdt.pdf BILLS-112s365-HAmdt2.pdf (second degree) BILLS-112s365-HAmdt3.pdf (third degree)

Floor Amendments CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+number), followed by the Sponsor’s Bioguide ID, followed by amendment number. Other Types of Documents

Abbreviation Definition Sample file name

Floor Amendments

SponsorBioguideID-Amdt-## where the number used is the Congressional Record amdt number when amendments are pre-printed in the Record or Rules Committee amdt number

Amendments considered on the House Floor.

Amendments made in order under the Rule: BILLS-112hr-HR2608-R000395-Amdt-001.pdf BILLS-112hr-HR2401-D000604-Amdt-010.pdf

Note: The House does not maintain a consistent numbering system for amendments.

Committee/Subcommittee Amendments See the section on Markup documents.


House and Senate Conference Reports CONVENTION: GPO Collection type of CRPT, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by HRPT, followed hyphen, followed by report number or legis-num (measure type abbreviation+number). Conference Reports with Report Numbers

Conference Reports

Definition Sample file name

Conference Reports A document submitted to both houses that contains a conference committee’s proposals for resolving their differences on a measure.

CRPT-112HRPT-reportnumber.pdf Sample: CRPT-112hrpt332.pdf

Conference Reports without Report Numbers

Conference Reports


Conference Reports A document submitted to both houses that contains a conference committee’s proposals for resolving their differences on a measure.

CRPT-112HRPT-legis-num.pdf Sample: CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055.pdf

Conference Reports


Conference Reports Multiple files – text of legislation

A document submitted to both houses that contains a conference committee’s proposals for resolving their differences on a measure. If the conference report needs to be divided into smaller documents in order to be posted, it is acceptable to add an extension to the filenames.

CRPT-112HRPT-measurenumber, followed by a description.pdf Sample – measure was posted by legislative divisions:

• CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-frontmatter.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-DivisonA.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-DivisonB.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-DivisonB.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-signaturesheets.pdf

Conference Reports Multiple files – joint statement of managers

A document that contains the joint statement of managers that is part of a conference report.

CRPT-112HRPT-measurenumber-SOM.pdf for full document containing joint statement. Sample – measure was posted by legislative divisions:

• CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-frontmatter-som.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-DivisonA-som.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-DivisonB-som.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-DivisonB-som.pdf • CRPT-112hrpt-HR2055-signaturesheets-som.pdf


Meeting Notices7

Multiple Meetings in One Week Notice

CONVENTION: Collection Type of HMTG , followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by either committee code or subcommittee code, followed by hyphen, followed by week of YYYYMMDD.

Meeting Notice Definition Sample file name

Multiple Meetings in One Week Notice

A document that contains a committee’s meetings notice for a particular calendar week. (Monday is the start date even if the week’s Monday is a holiday.)

HMTG-112-AG-Weekof20111205

Single Meeting Notice by Meeting Type CONVENTION: Collection Type of HMTG , followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by either committee code or subcommittee code, followed by meeting type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by YYYYMMDD.

Meeting Type Abbreviation Sample file name

Meeting for purpose of considering legislation (Markup)

HMKP

HMTG-112-HMKP-BU-20110215.pdf (Budget) Second meeting: HMTG-112-HMKP-BU-20110215-2.pdf

Hearings HHRG Full committee: HMTG-112-HHRG-AG-20111205.pdf (Agriculture) Subcommittee: HMTG-112--HHRG- AG03-20110705.pdf (Agriculture, Nutrition and Horticulture)

other business meeting

HMTG HMTG-112-HMTG-RU-20110215.pdf (Rules)

*Second meetings in the same calendar day, add hyphen followed by a number at the end of the document name.

7 The meeting notice naming convention should be used for a Hearing Advisory document.


Meeting Documents (Hearings, Markups, other)

Witness List CONVENTION: Collection Type of HHRG , followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by committee code, followed by hyphen, followed by WList, followed by date of hearing of YYYYMMDD.

Witness List Definition Sample file name

Witness List A document that contains a committee’s witnesses that will appear before the committee.

HHRG-112-ED-WList-20110922.pdf

Written Witness Testimony or Witness Statement CONVENTION: Collection Type of HHRG , followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by committee code or subcommittee code, followed by hyphen, followed by WState, followed by last name and first initial of the witness8

, followed by date of hearing YYYYMMDD.

Witness List Definition Sample file name

Witness Testimony or Witness Statement

A document that contains the written testimony that will be given or has been given to the committee.

HHRG-112-ED-WState-IveyB-20110922.pdf HHRG-112-ED-WState-MartinA-20110922.pdf Members Adam Smith of Washington: HHRG-112-ED-WState-S000510-20110922.pdf Adrian Smith of Nebraska: HHRG-112-ED-WState-S001172-20110922.pdf

Documents that may accompany a witness statement This convention should be used if there are documents (graphs, presentation slides, etc) that may accompany the witness’s statement that are not part of the witness statement document. CONVENTION: Collection Type of HHRG , followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by committee code, followed by hyphen, followed by WState, followed by first initial and last name of witness, followed by date of hearing YYYYMMDD, followed by SD, followed by document number as assigned by the committee.

Supporting document for witness statement


Supporting document for witness statement

Additional documents that support or accompanying a witness statement. This may include presentation slides, graphics, etc.

HHRG-112-ED-WState-IveyB-20110922-SD001.pdf

8 This is a change from earlier versions of this document. The standard is no longer first initial and last name of witness. The convention is now last name, followed by first initial.


Truth in Testimony Disclosure Forms CONVENTION: Collection Type of HHRG, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by committee code, followed by hyphen, followed by TTF, followed by last name and first initial of witness9

, followed by date of hearing YYYYMMDD.

Disclosure Forms Definition Sample file name

Truth in Testimony Disclosure Forms

A document that confirms that a witness will tell the truth in their statements before the committee.

HHRG-112-committee/subcommittee code-TTF- LastNameFirstInitial –YYYYMMDD.

SAMPLES: HHRG-112-ED-TTF-IveyB-20110922.pdf HHRG-112-ED-TTF-MartinA-20110922.pdf

Biographies of non-governmental witnesses CONVENTION: Collection Type of HHRG, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by committee code, followed by hyphen, followed by BIO, followed by last name and first initial of witness, followed by date of hearing YYYYMMDD.

Witness Biography Definition Sample file name

Biography A document containing the biography of a non-governmental witness before the committee.

HHRG-112-committee/subcommittee code-Bio- LastNameFirstInitial –YYYYMMDD. SAMPLES: HHRG-112-ED-Bio-IveyB-20110922.pdf HHRG-112-ED-Bio-MartinA-20110922.pdf

Committee Recorded Vote CONVENTION: Collection Type of CRPT, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by HMTG, followed by committee code (followed by subcommittee code), followed by hyphen, followed by VOTE number, followed by date of vote YYYYMMDD.

• Posted per vote.

• Not all committees uniquely number their votes across meetings. Most start over with each meeting.

Committee Votes Definition Sample file name

Committee Votes A document containing the vote result for a vote taken in the committee regardless of outcome.

CRPT-112-HMTG-committee/subcommitteecode-Vote#-YYYYMMDD.pdf SAMPLE: CRPT-112-HMTG-ED-Vote002-20111026.pdf

9 This is a change from earlier versions of this document. The standard is no longer first initial and last name of witness. The convention is now last name, followed by first initial.


Committee/Subcommittee Amendments CONVENTION: GPO Collection Type of BILLS, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+number), followed by the Sponsor’s Bioguide ID, followed by amendment number determined by the Committee.

Amendments Definition Sample file name

Amendment considered in committee

Amendments considered in a committee or subcommittee

BILLS-112-HR2608-R000395-Amdt-001.pdf

Amendments en bloc A set of amendments considered enbloc. NOTE: post the enbloc amendments together, particularly if they correspond to one committee vote.

BILLS-112-HR2608-R000395-Amdt-001-Enbloc-001.pdf BILLS-112-HR2608-R000395-Amdt-001-Enbloc-002.pdf BILLS-112-HR2608-R000395-Amdt-Enbloc-001.pdf BILLS-112-HR2608-R000395-Amdt-Enbloc-002.pdf

*Whether your committee uses the terms “Chairman’s Mark”, “Manager’s Amendment”, or “an Amendment in the Nature of the Substitute”, assign the amendment a number and use the above naming convention. **Some committees number their amendments using the amendment tree while others use a unique identifier unrelated to the amendment tree. The name convention provides for this flexibility. Amendment Tree Samples: Markup of H.R. 3116 on October 12 and 13, 2011 by Committee on Homeland Security An Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute (#1): offered by Rep. King (NY)

BILLS-112-HR3116-K000210-Amdt-001.pdf

Amendment #1A: offered by Rep. Thompson (MS) BILLS-112-HR3116-000193-Amdt-001A.pdf

Amendment #1B: offered by Rep. Clarke (NY), BILLS-112-HR3116-C001067 Amdt-001B.pdf

Amendment #1CC: offered by Rep. McCaul (TX) BILLS-112-HR3116-K000210-Amdt-001CC.pdf

Amendment #1CC1: BILLS-112-HR3116-K000210-Amdt-001CC1.pdf

***Sample Amendments for Appropriations measures

SAMPLES Amendments before the subcommittee

Amendments before the full committee

Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP-FY13-Agriculture-SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP-FY13-Agriculture- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

Defense BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-Defense- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-Defense- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-StateForOp- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-StateForOp- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-Interior- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-Interior- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-LaborHHS- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-LaborHHS- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

Energy and Water Development, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-EnergyWater- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-EnergyWater- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

Homeland Security BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-HSecurity- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-HSecurity- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-MilCon- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-MilCon- SponsorBioGuideID-Amdt-001.pdf


SAMPLES Amendments before the subcommittee

Amendments before the full committee

Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-CJS-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-CJS-Amdt-001.pdf

Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-CJS-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-CJS-Amdt-001.pdf

Financial Services and General Government

BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-FServices-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-FService-Amdt-001.pdf

Legislative Branch BILLS-112HR-SC-AP- FY13-LegBranch-Amdt-001.pdf

BILLS-112HR-FC-AP- FY13-LegBranch-Amdt-001.pdf

Member Statements This convention can be used for opening statements and statements for the record. CONVENTION: Meeting type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by committee code or subcommittee code, followed by hyphen, followed by MState, followed by BioGuide ID of Member, followed by date of meeting YYYYMMDD.

Meeting Type Meeting Type Abbreviation

Sample file name

Meeting for the purpose of considering legislation (Markup)

HMKP

HMKP-112-IF03-MState-W000413-20120125.pdf

Hearings HHRG HHRG-112-IF03-MState-W000413-20120125.pdf


HMTG HHRG-112-IF03-MState-W000413-20120125.pdf

Documents in general support of the meeting This naming convention would be used for documents that support a meeting (hearing, markup or other) where the document does not have a naming convention already described in this document. For example, for a meeting for purposes of considering legislation (markup), the Ways and Means committee publishes the following documents (as well as other documents): 1) estimated revenue effects of the chair’s amendment and 2) a section-by-section analysis. These documents would be considered general support documents of the meeting and would be assigned a document name using the convention below. CONVENTION: Collection Type of HMTG, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hyphen, followed by either committee code or subcommittee code, followed by meeting type abbreviation, followed by hyphen, followed by YYYYMMDD, followed by SD (support document), followed by number determined by committee.

Meeting Type Meeting Type Abbreviation

Sample file name

Meeting for the purpose of considering legislation (Markup)

HMKP

HMTG-112-HMKP-BU-20110215-SD001.pdf (Budget) HMTG-112-HMKP-BU-20110215-SD002.pdf (Budget)

HMTG-112-HMKP-BU-20110215-2-SD001.pdf Second meeting:

Hearings HHRG HMTG-112-HHRG-AG-20111205-SD001.pdf (Agriculture) Full committee:

HMTG-112-HHRG-AG-20111205-SD002.pdf (Agriculture)

HMTG-112--HHRG- AG03-20110705-SD001.pdf (Agriculture, Nutrition and Horticulture)

Subcommittee:

HMTG-112--HHRG- AG03-20110705-SD002.pdf (Agriculture,


Nutrition and Horticulture)


HMTG HMTG-112-HMTG-RU-20110215-SD001.pdf (Rules)

Other Committee Documents These documents should be printed at GPO; therefore a link should be included on the repository. If the document is being posted before processing at GPO, use the conventions below to name the document.

Committee Rules CONVENTION:

• CollectionType of Committee Print (CPRT), followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by HPRT, followed by committee code, followed by description of “CommitteeRules”.

SAMPLE:

• CPRT-112-HPRT-AG-CommitteeRules.pdf (Agriculture Committee)

Committee Reports

Committee Report with no report number These documents should be printed at GPO; therefore a link should be included on the repository. If the document is being posted before processing at GPO, use the convention below to name the document. CONVENTION:

• CollectionType of HRPT, followed by hyphen, followed by followed by legis-num (measure type abbreviation+number), that is being covered in the report.

SAMPLE:

• HRPT-112-HR123.pdf • HRPT-112-HR123-p2.pdf for part two of a report

Activity Reports These documents should be printed at GPO; therefore a link should be included on the repository. If your committee is posting pre-GPO-published activity reports, use the naming convention below. CONVENTION: Collection Type of CPRT, followed by hyphen, followed by Congress number, followed by hrpt, followed by the word “activities”, followed by the letter “Q” and the quarter number, followed by the committee code. Sample:

• CPRT-112hrpt-activities-Q1-RU.pdf • CPRT-112hrpt-activities-Q2-RU.pdf • CPRT-112hrpt-activities-Q3-RU.pdf • CPRT-112hrpt-activities-Q4-RU.pdf

Committee Prints These documents should be printed at GPO; therefore a link should be included on the repository.


Hearing Transcripts These documents should be printed at GPO; therefore a link should be included on the repository.


Document revisions

Document revisions are allowed. The updated document should use the previous document’s name followed by a hyphen, the letter U, and the number one to indicate the first update.

Description Sample file name

Revisions to documents

Placed at the end of any document name, this notation indicates that the document has been updated since its original posting.

-U1.pdf -U2.xml -U3.pdf Samples: BILLS-112hr123-SUS-U1.pdf BILLS-112HRes-ORH-Rule-HR10-U2.pdf CMTG-112-HHRG-ED-201109022-U3.pdf


Appendix

GPO Collection Types

GPO Collection Type Full Collection Name

BILLS Congressional Measures (Bills, Resolutions, and Amendments)

CCAL Congressional Calendars

CPRT Congressional Committee Prints including Ways and Means Committee Prints

CDIR Congressional Directory

CDOC Congressional Documents

CHRG Congressional Hearings including House and Senate Appropriations Hearings

PICTDIR Congressional Pictorial Directory

CRECB Congressional Record (Bound)

CREC Congressional Record (Daily)

CRI Congressional Record Index (Daily)

CRPT Congressional Reports including Conference Reports

HOB History of Bills

HPRACTICE House Practice

HMAN House Rules and Manual

HJOURNAL Journal of the House of Representatives

HPREC Precedents of the U.S. House of Representatives

HPREC-DESCHLERS Precedents of the U.S. House of Representatives—Deschler’s

HPREC-CANNONS Precedents of the U.S. House of Representatives—Cannon’s

HPREC-HINDS Precedents of the U.S. House of Representatives—Hind’s

PLAW Public and Private Laws

USCODE United States Code

STATUTE United States Statutes at Large


Additional Stages for Bills and Resolutions Legislative Stage Abbreviation Definition Chamber

Amendment Ordered to be Printed Senate

as An alternate name for this version is Senate Amendment Ordered to be Printed. This version contains an amendment that has been ordered to be printed.

Senate

Additional Sponsors House

ash An alternate name for this version is House Sponsors or Cosponsors Added or Withdrawn. This version is used to add or delete cosponsor names. When used, it most often shows numerous cosponsors being added.

House

Agreed to House ath An alternate name for this version is Agreed to by House. This version is a simple or concurrent resolution as agreed to in the House of Representatives.

House

Agreed to Senate ats An alternate name for this version is Agreed to by Senate. This version is a simple or concurrent resolution as agreed to in the Senate.

Senate

Committee Discharged House

cdh An alternate name for this version is House Committee Discharged from Further Consideration. This version is a bill or resolution as it was when the committee to which the bill or resolution has been referred has been discharged from its consideration to make it available for floor consideration.

House Senate

Committee Discharged Senate

cds An alternate name for this version is Senate Committee Discharged from Further Consideration. This version is a bill or resolution as it was when the committee to which the bill or resolution has been referred has been discharged from its consideration to make it available for floor consideration.

Senate House

Considered and Passed House

cph An alternate name for this version is Considered and Passed by House. This version is a bill or joint resolution as considered and passed.

House

Considered and Passed Senate

cps An alternate name for this version is Considered and Passed by Senate. This version is a bill or joint resolution as considered and passed.

Senate House

Engrossed Amendment House

eah An alternate name for this version is Engrossed Amendment as Agreed to by House. This version is the official copy of a bill or joint resolution as passed, including the text as amended by floor action and certified by the Clerk of the House before it is sent to the Senate. Often this is the engrossment of an amendment in the nature of a substitute, an amendment which replaces the entire text of a measure. It strikes out everything after the enacting or resolving clause and inserts a version which may be somewhat, substantially, or entirely different.

House Senate

Engrossed Amendment Senate

eas An alternate name for this version is Engrossed Amendment as Agreed to by Senate. This version is the official copy of the amendment to a bill or joint resolution as passed, including the text as amended by floor action and certified by the Secretary of the Senate before it is sent to the House. Often this is the engrossment of an amendment in the nature of a substitute, an amendment which replaces the entire text of a measure. It strikes out everything after the enacting or resolving clause and inserts a version which may be somewhat, substantially, or entirely different.

House Senate

Engrossed in House eh An alternate name for this version is Engrossed as Agreed to or Passed by House. This version is the official copy of the bill or joint resolution as passed, including the text as amended by floor action and certified by the Clerk of the House before it is sent to the Senate.

House

Engrossed and Deemed Passed by House

eph This version is the official copy of the bill or joint resolution as passed and certified by the Clerk of the House before it is sent to the Senate. See H. J. RES. 280 from the 101st Congress for an example of this bill version.

House


Legislative Stage Abbreviation Definition Chamber

Enrolled Bill enr An alternate name for this version is Enrolled as Agreed to or Passed by Both House and Senate. This version is the final official copy of the bill or joint resolution which both the House and the Senate have passed in identical form. After it is certified by the chief officer of the house in which it originated (the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate), then signed by the House Speaker and the Senate President Pro Tempore, the measure is sent to the President for signature.

Joint Senate House

Engrossed in Senate es An alternate name for this version is Engrossed as Agreed to or Passed by Senate. This version is the official copy of the bill or joint resolution as passed, including the text as amended by floor action and certified by the Secretary of the Senate before it is sent to the House.

Senate

Failed Amendment House fah This amendment has failed in the House. House

Failed Passage House fph Bill or resolution that failed to pass the House. House

Failed Passage Senate fps Bill or resolution that failed to pass the Senate. Senate

Held at Desk House hdh An alternate name for this bill version is Ordered Held at House Desk after being Received from House. This version has been held at the desk in the House.

House

Held at Desk Senate hds An alternate name for this bill version is Ordered Held at Senate Desk after being Received from House. This version is a bill or resolution as received in the Senate from the House which has been ordered to be held at the desk, sometimes in preparation for going to conference. It is available to be called up for consideration by unanimous consent.

Senate

Introduced in House ih This version is a bill or resolution as formally presented by a Member of Congress to a clerk when the House is in session.

House

Indefinitely Postponed House

iph This version is a bill or resolution as it was when consideration was suspended with no date specified for continuing its consideration.

House

Indefinitely Postponed Senate

ips This version is a bill or resolution as it was when consideration was suspended with no date specified for continuing its consideration.

Senate House

Introduced in Senate is This version is a bill or resolution as formally presented by a Member of Congress to a clerk when the Senate is in session.

Senate

Laid on Table in House lth This version is a bill or resolution as laid on the table which disposes of it immediately, finally, and adversely via a motion without a direct vote on its substance.

House Senate

Laid on Table in Senate lts This version was laid on the table in the Senate. See also Laid on Table in House.

Senate House

Ordered to be Printed House

oph This version was ordered to be printed by the House. See also Ordered to be Printed Senate.

House

Ordered to be Printed Senate

ops This version was ordered to be printed by the Senate. For example, in the 105th Congress S. 1173 was considered at length by the Senate, returned to the Senate calendar, ordered to be printed. Then its text was inserted into its companion House bill which was passed by the Senate.

Senate

Previous Action Vitiated pav This version is a bill or resolution as it was when an action previously taken on it was undone or invalidated. For example in the 102nd Congress for H.R. 2321 the Senate action discharging the Energy Committee and amending and passing the bill was vitiated by unanimous consent. The bill was amended, reported, and passed anew.

Senate House

Placed on Calendar House pch This version is a bill or resolution as placed on one of the five House calendars. It is eligible for floor consideration, but a place on a calendar does not guarantee consideration.

House Senate



Placed on Calendar Senate

pcs This version is a bill or resolution as placed on one of the two Senate calendars. It is eligible for floor consideration, but a place on a calendar does not guarantee consideration.

Senate House

Public Print pp Any bill from the House or Senate may be issued as a public print. If a bill is issued as a Public Print more copies will be printed than are printed for an engrossed version. Public prints also number the amendments made by the last chamber to pass it. Public Prints are typically published by the Senate to show Senate amendments to House bills. They typically contain the text of a House bill, indicating portions struck, plus Senate amendments in italics. They are routinely ordered for appropriations bills, but the Senate occasionally by unanimous consent orders public prints of other significant bills.

Senate House

Printed as Passed pap This version is a public print of a bill as passed. Generally, appropriation bills receive a PP designation while non-appropriation bills receive a PAP designation. See also Public Print.

Senate House

Ordered to be Printed with House Amendment

pwah This version shows Senate amendments to a House bill. It is similar to a Public Print from the Senate, except that it does not include portions struck, only the Senate amendment in the nature of a substitute in italics. See S. 1059 from the 106th Congress for an example of this bill version on a Senate bill.

House Senate

Referred with Amendments House

rah This version was referred with amendments to the House.

House

Referred with Amendments Senate

ras This version was referred with amendments to the Senate.

Senate

Reference Change House rch An alternate name for this bill version is Referred to Different or Additional House Committee. This version is a bill or resolution as re-referred to a different or additional House committee. It may have been discharged from the committee to which it was originally referred then referred to a different committee, referred to an additional committee sequentially, or reported by the original committee then referred to an additional committee. See S. 1016 for an example of this bill version on a Senate bill.

House Senate

Reference Change Senate rcs An alternate name for this version is Referred to Different or Additional Senate Committee. This version is a bill or resolution as it was re-referred to a different or additional Senate committee. It may have been discharged from the committee to which it was originally referred then referred to a different committee, referred to an additional committee sequentially, or reported by the original committee then referred to an additional committee. See H.R. 1502 from the 105th Congress for an example of this bill version on a House bill.

Senate House

Received in House rdh An alternate name for this bill version is Received in House from Senate. This version is a bill or resolution as passed or agreed to in the Senate which has been sent to and received in the House. See the 105th Congress for an example of this bill version.

House

Received in Senate rds An alternate name for this bill version is Received in Senate from House. This version is a bill or resolution as it was passed or agreed to in the House which has been sent to and received in the Senate.

Senate

Re-engrossed Amendment House

reah This version is a re-engrossed amendment in the House. House Senate

Re-engrossed Amendment Senate

res This version is a re-engrossed amendment in the Senate. See also Engrossed Amendment Senate.

Senate House

Re-enrolled Bill renr This version has been re-enrolled. Joint House Senate



Referred in House rfh An alternate name for this bill version is Referred to House Committee after being Received from Senate. This version is a bill or resolution as passed or agreed to in the Senate which has been sent to, received in the House, and referred to House committee or committees.

Senate House

Referred in Senate rfs An alternate name for this bill version is Referred to Senate Committee after being Received from House. This version is a bill or resolution as passed or agreed to in the House which has been sent to, received in the Senate, and referred to Senate committee or committees.

House Senate

Reported in House rh This version is a bill or resolution as reported by the committee or one of the committees to which it was referred, including changes, if any, made in committee. The bill or resolution is usually accompanied by a committee report which describes the measure, the committee’s views on it, its costs, and the changes it proposes to make in existing law. The bill or resolution is then available for floor consideration. This version occurs to both House and Senate bills.

House Senate

Referral Instructions House

rih An alternate name for this bill version is Referred to House Committee with Instructions. This version is a bill or resolution as referred or re-referred to committee with instructions to take some action on it. Invariably in the House the instructions require the committee to report the measure forthwith with specified amendments.

House Senate

Referral Instructions Senate

ris An alternate name for this bill version is Referred to Senate Committee with Instructions. This version is a bill or resolution as referred or re-referred to committee with instructions to take some action on it. Often in the Senate the instructions require the committee to report the measure forth with specified amendments.

Senate House

Reported in Senate rs This version is a bill or resolution as reported by the committee or one of the committees to which it was referred, including changes, if any, made in committee. The bill or resolution is usually accompanied by a committee report which describes the measure, the committee’s views on it, its costs, and the changes it proposes to make in existing law. The bill or resolution is then available for floor consideration.

Senate House

Referred to Committee House

rth Bill or resolution as referred or re-referred to a House committee or committees. See 104th Congress for an example of this bill version.

House

Referred to Committee Senate

rts Bill or resolution as referred or re-referred to a Senate committee or committees.

Senate

Additional Sponsors Senate

sas Additional sponsors have been added to this version. Senate

Sponsor Change sc This version is used to change sponsors. House


Committee and Subcommittee Codes

Committee/Subcommittee Code

(for folders)

Website

Committee on Agriculture AG00 http://agriculture.house.gov/

Nutrition and Horticulture AG03

Rural Development, Research, Biotechnology, and Foreign Agriculture AG14

Conservation, Energy, and Forestry AG15

General Farm Commodities and Risk Management AG16

Department Operations, Oversight, and Credit AG22

Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry AG29

Committee on Appropriations AP00 http://appropriations.house.gov/

Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies AP01

Defense AP02

State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs AP04

Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies AP06

Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies AP07

Energy and Water Development, and Related Agencies AP10

Homeland Security AP15

Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies AP18

Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies AP19

Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies AP20

Financial Services and General Government AP23

Legislative Branch AP24

Committee on Armed Services AS00 http://armedservices.house.gov/

Military Personnel AS02

Readiness AS03

Oversight and Investigations AS06

Tactical Air and Land Forces AS25

Emerging Threats and Capabilities AS26

Seapower and Projection Forces AS28

Strategic Forces AS29

Committee on Financial Services BA00 http://financialservices.house.gov/

Insurance, Housing and Community Opportunity BA04

Oversight and Investigations BA09

Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit BA15

Capital Markets and Government Sponsored Enterprises BA16

Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology BA19

International Monetary Policy and Trade BA20

Committee on the Budget BU00 http://budget.house.gov/



(for folders)

Website

Committee on Education and the Workforce ED00 http://edworkforce.house.gov/

Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions ED02

Workforce Protections ED10

Higher Education and Workforce Training ED13

Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education ED14

Committee on Foreign Affairs FA00 http://foreignaffairs.house.gov/

Asia and the Pacific FA05

The Western Hemisphere FA07

The Middle East and South Asia FA13

Europe and Eurasia FA14

Africa, Global Health, and Human Rights FA16

Oversight and Investigations FA17

Terrorism, Nonproliferation, and Trade FA18

Committee on Oversight and Government Reform GO00

http://oversight.house.gov/

National Security, Homeland Defense and Foreign Operations GO06

Government Organization, Efficiency and Financial Management GO24

Federal Workforce, U.S. Postal Service and Labor Policy GO25

Health Care, District of Columbia, Census and the National Archives GO27

Regulatory Affairs, Stimulus Oversight and Government Spending GO28

TARP, Financial Services and Bailouts of Public and Private Programs GO29

Technology, Information Policy, Intergovernmental Relations and Procurement Reform GO30

Committee on House Administration HA00 http://cha.house.gov/

Oversight HA06

Elections HA08

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe HL00

Committee on Homeland Security HM00 http://homeland.house.gov/

Counterterrorism and Intelligence HM05

Transportation Security HM07

Cybersecurity, Infrastructure Protection, and Security Technologies HM08

Oversight, Investigations, and Management HM09

Border and Maritime Security HM11

Emergency Preparedness, Response and Communications HM12

Committee on Energy and Commerce IF00 http://energycommerce.house.gov/

Oversight and Investigations IF02

Energy and Power IF03

Health IF14

Communications and Technology IF16



(for folders)

Website

Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade IF17

Environment and the Economy IF18

Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence IG00 http://intelligence.house.gov/

Technical and Tactical Intelligence IG05

Terrorism, Human Intelligence, Analysis, and Counterintelligence IG08

Oversight and Investigations IG09

Committee on Natural Resources II00 http://naturalresources.house.gov/

Energy and Mineral Resources II06

National Parks, Forests and Public Lands II10

Water and Power II13

Fisheries, Wildlife, Oceans and Insular Affairs II22

Indian and Alaska Native Affairs II24

Committee on the Judiciary JU00 http://judiciary.house.gov/

Immigration Policy and Enforcement JU01

Courts, Commercial and Administrative Law JU03

Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security JU08

The Constitution JU10

Intellectual Property, Competition, and the Internet JU12

Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure PW00 http://transportation.house.gov/

Water Resources and Environment PW02

Aviation PW05

Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation PW07

Highways and Transit PW12

Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management PW13

Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials PW14

Committee on Rules RU00 http://www.rules.house.gov/

Legislative and Budget Process RU02

Rules and Organization of the House RU04

Committee on Small Business SM00 http://smallbusiness.house.gov/

Contracting and Workforce SM23

Investigations, Oversight and Regulations SM24

Agriculture, Energy and Trade SM25

Healthcare and Technology SM26

Economic Growth, Tax and Capital Access SM27

Committee on Ethics SO00 http://ethics.house.gov/

Committee on Science, Space, and Technology SY00 http://science.house.gov/

Research and Science Education SY14

Space and Aeronautics SY16

Technology and Innovation SY19

Energy and Environment SY20

Investigations and Oversight SY21

Committee on Veterans’ Affairs VR00 http://veterans.house.gov/

Health VR03

Oversight and Investigations VR08



(for folders)

Website

Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs VR09

Economic Opportunity VR10

Committee on Ways and Means WM00 http://waysandmeans.house.gov/

Social Security WM01

Health WM02

Human Resources WM03

Trade WM04

Select Revenue Measures WM05

Oversight WM06

Joint Economic Committee EC00 http://jec.senate.gov/public/

Joint Committee on Taxation IT00 http://www.jct.gov/

Joint Committee on the Library JL00

http://cha.house.gov/subcommittees/joint-committee-library

Joint Committee on Printing JP00

http://cha.house.gov/subcommittees/joint-committee-on-printing

Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction JR00 http://www.deficitreduction.gov/public/


Member’s Bioguide ID and Formal Name

The table provides the Biographical ID or BioGuide ID for the Members of the 112th Congress. It also includes the formal name. The formal name is printed on the sponsor/cosponsor actions on bills and resolutions and in most parts of the Congressional Record when the Member name is printed.

Name State District Formal Name Bioguide ID

Ackerman, Gary L. NY 5 Mr. Ackerman A000022

Adams, Sandy FL 24 Mrs. Adams A000366

Aderholt, Robert B. AL 4 Mr. Aderholt A000055

Akin, W. Todd MO 2 Mr. Akin A000358

Alexander, Rodney LA 5 Mr. Alexander A000361

Altmire, Jason PA 4 Mr. Altmire A000362

Amash, Justin MI 3 Mr. Amash A000367

Amodei, Mark E. NV 2 Mr. Amodei A000369

Andrews, Robert E. NJ 1 Mr. Andrews A000210

Austria, Steve OH 7 Mr. Austria A000365

Baca, Joe CA 43 Mr. Baca B001234

Bachmann, Michele MN 6 Mrs. Bachmann B001256

Bachus, Spencer T. AL 6 Mr. Bachus B000013

Baldwin, Tammy WI 2 Ms. Baldwin B001230

Barletta, Lou PA 11 Mr. Barletta B001269

Barrow, John GA 12 Mr. Barrow B001252

Bartlett, Roscoe G. MD 6 Mr. Bartlett B000208

Barton, Joe TX 6 Mr. Barton of Texas B000213

Bass, Charles F. NH 2 Mr. Bass of New Hampshire B000220

Bass, Karen CA 33 Ms. Bass of California B001270

Becerra, Xavier CA 31 Mr. Becerra B000287

Benishek, Dan MI 1 Mr. Benishek B001271

Berg, Rick ND 0 Mr. Berg B001272

Berkley, Shelley NV 1 Ms. Berkley B001231

Berman, Howard L. CA 28 Mr. Berman B000410

Biggert, Judy IL 13 Mrs. Biggert B001232

Bilbray, Brian P. CA 50 Mr. Bilbray B000461

Bilirakis, Gus M. FL 9 Mr. Bilirakis B001257

Bishop, Rob UT 1 Mr. Bishop of Utah B001250

Bishop, Sanford D. GA 2 Mr. Bishop of Georgia B000490

Bishop, Timothy H. NY 1 Mr. Bishop of New York B001242

Black, Diane TN 6 Mrs. Black B001273

Blackburn, Marsha TN 7 Mrs. Blackburn B001243

Blumenauer, Earl OR 3 Mr. Blumenauer B000574

Boehner, John A. OH 8 Mr. Boehner B000589

Bonner, Jo AL 1 Mr. Bonner B001244



Bono Mack, Mary CA 45 Mrs. Bono Mack B001228

Bordallo, Madeleine Z. GU 0 Ms. Bordallo B001245

Boren, Dan OK 2 Mr. Boren B001254

Boswell, Leonard L. IA 3 Mr. Boswell B000652

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Fleischmann, Charles J. "Chuck"

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Gutierrez, Luis V. IL 4 Mr. Gutierrez G000535

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Hensarling, Jeb TX 5 Mr. Hensarling H001036

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Miller, Jeff FL 1 Mr. Miller of Florida M001144

Moore, Gwen WI 4 Ms. Moore M001160



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