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Administrative Issues Related to a Change in Majority in the House of Representatives

R. Eric Petersen, Jennifer E. Manning, Ida A. Brudnick

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This report briefly describes how a change in majority leadership in the House of Representatives -- such as the incoming new majority that will assume control of House operations at the beginning of the 110th Congress in January 2007 -- could affect House rules, committees, and administrative and legislative operations.

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This report briefly describes how a change in majority leadership in the House of Representatives -- such as the incoming new majority that will assume control of House operations at the beginning of the 110th Congress in January 2007 -- could affect House rules, committees, and administrative and legislative operations.

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This report briefly describes how a change in majority leadership in the House of Representatives -- such as the incoming new majority that will assume control of House operations at the beginning of the 110th Congress in January 2007 -- could affect House rules, committees, and administrative and legislative operations.

Key concepts: House of Representatives, Legislature, Lower house, House staff, Public administration, Political science, Control (management), Law

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