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SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS

CONVENED JANUARY 3, 2021 FIRST SESSION ! " DAYS OF SESSION 140

SECOND SESSION ! "

CALENDAR OF BUSINESS Monday, September 27, 2021

SENATE CONVENES AT 3:00 P.M.

(UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGREEMENT ON P. 2)

PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SONCERIA ANN BERRY, SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

By JOHN J. MERLINO, LEGISLATIVE CLERK

www.SenateCalendar.gov

19–015 2 UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGREEMENT H.R. 5305 (ORDER NO. 137) Ordered, That on Monday, September 27, 2021, following the conclusion of Morning Business, the Senate resume consideration of the motion to proceed to H.R. 5305, an Act making continuing appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2022, and for providing emergency assistance, and for other purposes; provided, that the motion with respect to the motion to proceed ripen at 5:30 p.m. on Monday; provided further, that the mandatory quorum call under Rule XXII be waived. (Sept. 23, 2021.) 3

SSS2021 SSS JANUARY JULY Sun M Tu W Th F Sat Sun M Tu W Th F Sat

1 2 —–1 2 3 3 4 5 —–6 —–7 —–8 9 4 —–5 6 7 —–8 9 10 10 11 —–12 13 14 —–15 16 11 —–12 —–13 —–14 —–15 16 17 17 18 —–19 —–20 —–21 —–22 23 18 —–19 —–20 —–21 —–22 23 24 24 —–25 —–26 —–27 —–28 29 30 25 —–26 —–27 —–28 —–29 —–30 —–31 14 31 111 FEBRUARY AUGUST

—–1 —–2 —–3 —–4 —–5 6 —–1 —–2 —–3 —–4 —–5 —–6 —–7 7 —–8 —–9 —–10 —–11 —–12 —–13 —–8 —–9 —–10 —–11 12 —–13 14 14 15 —–16 17 18 —–19 20 15 16 —–17 18 19 —–20 21 21 —–22 —–23 —–24 —–25 26 27 22 23 —–24 25 26 —–27 28 31 28 29 30 —–31 128 MARCH SEPTEMBER

—–1 —–2 —–3 —–4 —–5 —–6 1 2 —–3 4 7 8 —–9 —–10 —–11 12 13 5 6 —–7 8 —–9 10 11 14 —–15 —–16 —–17 —–18 19 20 12 —–13 —–14 —–15 —–16 17 18 21 —–22 —–23 —–24 —–25 26 27 19 —–20 —–21 —–22 —–23 24 25 49 28 —–29 30 31 26 —–27 28 29 30 APRIL OCTOBER

—–1 2 3 1 2 4 —–5 6 7 —–8 9 10 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 —–12 —–13 —–14 —–15 16 17 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 —–19 —–20 —–21 —–22 23 24 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 —–26 —–27 —–28 —–29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 64 31 MAY NOVEMBER

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 —–3 4 5 —–6 7 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 9 —–10 —–11 —–12 —–13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 16 —–17 —–18 —–19 —–20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 —–24 —–25 —–26 —–27 —–28 29 28 29 30 79 30 31 JUNE DECEMBER

—–1 2 —–3 4 5 1 2 3 4 6 —–7 —–8 —–9 —–10 11 12 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 —–14 —–15 —–16 —–17 18 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 —–21 —–22 —–23 —–24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 94 27 —–28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31

SEPTEMBER Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Days Senate met during First Session, One Hundred Seventeenth Congress, are marked (—–). Boxed area indicates a scheduled non-legislative period. 4

SSS2020 SSS JANUARY JULY Sun M Tu W Th F Sat Sun M Tu W Th F Sat

1 2 —–3 4 —–1 —–2 3 4 5 —–6 —–7 —–8 —–9 10 11 5 —–6 7 8 —–9 10 11 12 —–13 —–14 —–15 —–16 —–17 18 12 —–13 14 15 —–16 17 18 19 20 —–21 —–22 —–23 —–24 —–25 19 —–20 —–21 —–22 —–23 24 25 20 26 —–27 —–28 —–29 —–30 —–31 26 —–27 —–28 —–29 —–30 31 111 FEBRUARY AUGUST

1 1 2 —–3 —–4 —–5 —–6 7 8 2 —–3 —–4 —–5 —–6 7 8 9 —–10 —–11 —–12 —–13 14 15 9 —–10 —–11 —–12 —–13 —–14 15 16 —–17 18 19 —–20 21 22 16 17 —–18 19 20 —–21 22 23 —–24 —–25 26 —–27 28 29 23 24 —–25 26 27 —–28 29 33 30 31 124 MARCH SEPTEMBER

1 —–2 —–3 —–4 —–5 6 7 —–1 2 3 —–4 5 8 —–9 —–10 —–11 —–12 13 14 6 7 —–8 —–9 —–10 11 12 15 —–16 —–17 —–18 —–19 —–20 —–21 13 —–14 —–15 —–16 —–17 18 19 22 —–23 —–24 —–25 —–26 27 28 20 —–21 —–22 —–23 —–24 25 26 53 29 —–30 31 27 —–28 —–29 —–30 140 APRIL OCTOBER

1 —–2 3 4 —–1 2 3 5 —–6 7 8 —–9 10 11 4 —–5 —–6 7 8 —–9 10 12 —–13 14 15 —–16 17 18 11 12 —–13 14 15 —–16 17 19 —–20 —–21 22 —–23 24 25 18 —–19 —–20 —–21 —–22 —–23 —–24 63 26 —–27 28 29 —–30 —–25 —–26 —–27 28 29 —–30 31 156 MAY NOVEMBER

1 2 1 2 —–3 4 5 —–6 7 3 —–4 —–5 —–6 —–7 8 9 8 —–9 —–10 11 —–12 13 14 10 —–11 —–12 —–13 —–14 15 16 15 —–16 —–17 —–18 19 —–20 21 17 —–18 —–19 —–20 —–21 —–22 23 22 23 —–24 25 26 —–27 28 24 25 —–26 27 —–28 29 30 29 —–30 78 31 168 JUNE DECEMBER

—–1 —–2 —–3 —–4 5 6 —–1 —–2 —–3 4 5 7 —–8 —–9 —–10 —–11 —–12 13 6 —–7 —–8 —–9 —–10 —–11 12 14 —–15 —–16 —–17 —–18 19 20 13 —–14 —–15 —–16 —–17 —–18 —–19 21 —–22 —–23 —–24 —–25 26 27 —–20 —–21 —–22 23 —–24 25 26 97 28 —–29 —–30 27 —–28 —–29 —–30 —–31 190

SSS2021 SSS JANUARY Sun M Tu W Th F Sat —–1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 192 31

Days Senate met during Second Session, One Hundred Sixteenth Congress, are marked (—–). Boxed area indicates a scheduled non-legislative period. 5 Senate Membership, One Hundred Seventeenth Congress, First Session

Class Class 1 BALDWIN, TAMMY ...... WI 3 LEAHY, PATRICK J ...... VT 1 Barrasso, John ...... WY 3 Lee, Mike ...... UT 3 BENNET, MICHAEL F ...... CO 2 LUJA´ N, BEN RAY ...... NM 1 Blackburn, Marsha ...... TN 2 Lummis, Cynthia M ...... WY 3 BLUMENTHAL, ...... CT 1 MANCHIN, JOE, III ...... WV 3 Blunt, Roy ...... MO 2 MARKEY, EDWARD J ...... MA 2 BOOKER, CORY A ...... NJ 2 Marshall, Roger ...... KS 3 Boozman, John ...... AR 2 McConnell, Mitch ...... KY 1 Braun, Mike ...... IN 1 MENENDEZ, ROBERT ...... NJ 1 BROWN, SHERROD ...... OH 2 MERKLEY, JEFF ...... OR 3 Burr, Richard ...... NC 3 Moran, Jerry ...... KS 1 CANTWELL, MARIA ...... WA 3 Murkowski, Lisa ...... AK 2 Capito, Shelley Moore ...... WV 1 MURPHY, CHRISTOPHER ...... CT 1 CARDIN, BENJAMIN L ...... MD 3 MURRAY, PATTY ...... WA 1 CARPER, THOMAS R ...... DE 2 OSSOFF, JON ...... GA 1 CASEY, ROBERT P., JR...... PA 3 PADILLA, ALEX 1 ...... CA 2 Cassidy, Bill ...... LA 3 Paul, Rand ...... KY 2 Collins, Susan M ...... ME 2 PETERS, GARY C ...... MI 2 COONS, CHRISTOPHER A ...... DE 3 Portman, Rob ...... OH 2 Cornyn, John ...... TX 2 REED, JACK ...... RI 3 CORTEZ MASTO, CATHERINE ...... NV 2 Risch, James E ...... ID 2 Cotton, Tom ...... AR 1 Romney, Mitt ...... UT 1 Cramer, Kevin ...... ND 1 ROSEN, JACKY ...... NV 3 Crapo, Mike ...... ID 2 Rounds, Mike ...... SD 1 Cruz, Ted ...... TX 3 Rubio, Marco ...... FL 2 Daines, Steve ...... MT 1 SANDERS, BERNARD * ...... VT 3 DUCKWORTH, TAMMY ...... IL 2 Sasse, Ben ...... NE 2 DURBIN, RICHARD J ...... IL 3 SCHATZ, BRIAN ...... HI 2 Ernst, Joni ...... IA 3 SCHUMER, CHARLES E ...... NY 1 FEINSTEIN, DIANNE ...... CA 1 Scott, Rick ...... FL 1 Fischer, Deb ...... NE 3 Scott, Tim ...... SC 1 GILLIBRAND, KIRSTEN E ...... NY 2 SHAHEEN, JEANNE ...... NH 2 Graham, Lindsey ...... SC 3 Shelby, Richard C ...... AL 3 Grassley, Chuck ...... IA 1 SINEMA, KYRSTEN ...... AZ 2 Hagerty, Bill ...... TN 2 SMITH, TINA ...... MN 3 HASSAN, MARGARET WOOD ...... NH 1 STABENOW, DEBBIE ...... MI 1 Hawley, Josh ...... MO 2 Sullivan, Dan ...... AK 1 HEINRICH, MARTIN ...... NM 1 TESTER, JON ...... MT 2 HICKENLOOPER, JOHN W ...... CO 3 Thune, John ...... SD 1 HIRONO, MAZIE K ...... HI 2 Tillis, Thom ...... NC 3 Hoeven, John ...... ND 3 Toomey, Patrick J ...... PA 2 Hyde-Smith, Cindy ...... MS 2 Tuberville, Tommy ...... AL 2 Inhofe, James M ...... OK 3 VAN HOLLEN, CHRIS ...... MD 3 Johnson, Ron ...... WI 2 WARNER, MARK R ...... VA 1 KAINE, TIM ...... VA 3 WARNOCK, RAPHAEL G 2 ...... GA 2 3 KELLY, MARK ...... AZ 1 WARREN, ELIZABETH ...... MA 3 Kennedy, John ...... LA 1 WHITEHOUSE, SHELDON ...... RI 1 KING, ANGUS S., JR. * ...... ME 1 Wicker, Roger F ...... MS 1 KLOBUCHAR, AMY ...... MN 3 WYDEN, RON ...... OR 3 Lankford, James ...... OK 3 Young, Todd ...... IN

Class 1=Senators whose terms expire in 2025 (Dem. 21 Ind. 2 Rep. 10) ...... 33 Class 2=Senators whose terms expire in 2027 (Dem. 13 Rep. 20) ...... 33 Class 3=Senators whose terms expire in 2023 (Dem. 14 Rep. 20) ...... 34 Totals (Dem. 48 Ind. 2 Rep. 50) ...... 100 [Democrats in roman] [Independent *] [Republicans in italic] 1 Appointed to fill an unexpired term until vacancy is filled as provided by law. 2 Elected to fill an unexpired term until Jan. 3, 2023. COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS STANDING COMMITTEES

AGRICULTURE, NUTRITION, AND ARMED SERVICES BUDGET FORESTRY Room SR–222, Russell Office Building. Meetings Room SD–608, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- Room SR–328A, Russell Office Building. Meet- Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. ings Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. ings at the call of the Chairman. Jack Reed, of , Chairman Bernard Sanders, of Vermont, Chairman , of , Chairman , of , of Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of , of , of , of Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan , of Mazie K. Hirono, of , of Rhode Island Michael F. Bennet, of , of Mark R. Warner, of Virginia Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of New York Angus S. King, Jr., of , of Oregon , of Minnesota , of Tim Kaine, of Virginia Richard J. Durbin, of Gary C. Peters, of Michigan , of Cory A. Booker, of III, of Ben Ray Luja´n, of New Ben Ray Luja´n, of , of Illinois , of Raphael G. Warnock, of , of , of , of , of , of Mitch McConnell, of James M. Inhofe, of , of , of Roger F. Wicker, of Patrick J. Toomey, of , of Iowa , of Ron Johnson, of Cindy Hyde-Smith, of Mississippi , of Arkansas , of Roger Marshall, of , of , of , of Joni Ernst, of Iowa , of Nebraska Chuck Grassley, of Iowa , of North Carolina , of Utah , of South Dakota Dan Sullivan, of John Kennedy, of Deb Fischer, of Nebraska , of North Dakota Kevin Cramer, of North Dakota Mike Braun, of Indiana Rick Scott, of Florida , of , of Tommy Tuberville, of Alabama

APPROPRIATIONS BANKING, HOUSING, AND URBAN COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND AFFAIRS TRANSPORTATION Room S–127, The Capitol. Meetings at the call of the Chairman. Room SD–538, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- Room SR–253, Russell Office Building. Meetings ings last Tuesday of each month. at the call of the Chairman. Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont, Chairman Patty Murray, of Washington Sherrod Brown, of Ohio, Chairman , of Washington, Chairman , of California Jack Reed, of Rhode Island Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota Richard J. Durbin, of Illinois Robert Menendez, of New Jersey Richard Blumenthal, of Connecticut Jack Reed, of Rhode Island , of , of Hawaii Jon Tester, of Montana Mark R. Warner, of Virginia Edward J. Markey, of Massachusetts Jeanne Shaheen, of New Hampshire Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts Gary C. Peters, of Michigan Jeff Merkley, of Oregon Chris Van Hollen, of Maryland , of Wisconsin Christopher A. Coons, of Delaware , of Nevada Tammy Duckworth, of Illinois Brian Schatz, of Hawaii Tina Smith, of Minnesota Jon Tester, of Montana Tammy Baldwin, of Wisconsin , of Arizona Kyrsten Sinema, of Arizona Christopher Murphy, of Connecticut , of Georgia Jacky Rosen, of Nevada Joe Manchin III, of West Virginia Raphael G. Warnock, of Georgia Ben Ray Luja´n, of New Mexico Chris Van Hollen, of Maryland John W. Hickenlooper, of Colorado , of New Mexico Patrick J. Toomey, of Pennsylvania Raphael G. Warnock, of Georgia Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama Mike Crapo, of Idaho Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky , of South Carolina John Thune, of South Dakota Susan M. Collins, of Maine Mike Rounds, of South Dakota , of Missouri , of Alaska Thom Tillis, of North Carolina , of Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina John Kennedy, of Louisiana Deb Fischer, of Nebraska Roy Blunt, of Missouri , of Tennessee , of Kansas Jerry Moran, of Kansas Cynthia M. Lummis, of Wyoming Dan Sullivan, of Alaska John Hoeven, of North Dakota Jerry Moran, of Kansas Marsha Blackburn, of Tennessee John Boozman, of Arkansas Kevin Cramer, of North Dakota , of Indiana Shelley , of West Virginia , of Montana Mike Lee, of Utah John Kennedy, of Louisiana Ron Johnson, of Wisconsin Cindy Hyde-Smith, of Mississippi , of West Virginia Mike Braun, of Indiana Rick Scott, of Florida Bill Hagerty, of Tennessee Cynthia M. Lummis, of Wyoming , of Florida

(6) 7 STANDING COMMITTEES—Continued

ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES FINANCE HEALTH, EDUCATION, LABOR, AND PENSIONS Room SD–366, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- Room SD–215, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- ings third Wednesday of each month. ings at the call of the Chairman. Room SD–430, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- ings second and fourth Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Joe Manchin III, of West Virginia, Chairman Ron Wyden, of Oregon, Chairman Ron Wyden, of Oregon Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan Patty Murray, of Washington, Chairman Maria Cantwell, of Washington Maria Cantwell, of Washington Bernard Sanders, of Vermont Bernard Sanders, of Vermont Robert Menendez, of New Jersey Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania Martin Heinrich, of New Mexico Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware Tammy Baldwin, of Wisconsin Mazie K. Hirono, of Hawaii Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland Christopher Murphy, of Connecticut Angus S. King, Jr., of Maine Sherrod Brown, of Ohio Tim Kaine, of Virginia Catherine Cortez Masto, of Nevada Michael F. Bennet, of Colorado Margaret Wood Hassan, of New Hampshire Mark Kelly, of Arizona Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania Tina Smith, of Minnesota John W. Hickenlooper, of Colorado Mark R. Warner, of Virginia Jacky Rosen, of Nevada Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island Ben Ray Luja´n, of New Mexico , of Wyoming Margaret Wood Hassan, of New Hampshire John W. Hickenlooper, of Colorado James E. Risch, of Idaho Catherine Cortez Masto, of Nevada Mike Lee, of Utah Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts , of North Carolina Steve Daines, of Montana , of Kentucky Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska Mike Crapo, of Idaho Susan M. Collins, of Maine John Hoeven, of North Dakota Chuck Grassley, of Iowa , of Louisiana , of Oklahoma , of Texas Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska Bill Cassidy, of Louisiana John Thune, of South Dakota Mike Braun, of Indiana Cindy Hyde-Smith, of Mississippi Richard Burr, of North Carolina Roger Marshall, of Kansas Roger Marshall, of Kansas , of Ohio Tim Scott, of South Carolina Patrick J. Toomey, of Pennsylvania Mitt Romney, of Utah Tim Scott, of South Carolina Tommy Tuberville, of Alabama Bill Cassidy, of Louisiana Jerry Moran, of Kansas James Lankford, of Oklahoma Steve Daines, of Montana Todd Young, of Indiana Ben Sasse, of Nebraska John Barrasso, of Wyoming

ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS FOREIGN RELATIONS HOMELAND SECURITY AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Room SD–406, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- Room SD–419, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- ings at the call of the Chairman. ings Tuesdays. Room SD–342, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- ings Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware, Chairman Robert Menendez, of New Jersey, Chairman Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland Gary C. Peters, of Michigan, Chairman Bernard Sanders, of Vermont Jeanne Shaheen, of New Hampshire Thomas R. Carper, of Delaware Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island Christopher A. Coons, of Delaware Margaret Wood Hassan, of New Hampshire Jeff Merkley, of Oregon Christopher Murphy, of Connecticut Kyrsten Sinema, of Arizona Edward J. Markey, of Massachusetts Tim Kaine, of Virginia Jacky Rosen, of Nevada Tammy Duckworth, of Illinois Edward J. Markey, of Massachusetts Alex Padilla, of California Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan Jeff Merkley, of Oregon Jon Ossoff, of Georgia Mark Kelly, of Arizona Cory A. Booker, of New Jersey Alex Padilla, of California Brian Schatz, of Hawaii Rob Portman, of Ohio Chris Van Hollen, of Maryland Ron Johnson, of Wisconsin Shelley Moore Capito, of West Virginia Rand Paul, of Kentucky James M. Inhofe, of Oklahoma James E. Risch, of Idaho James Lankford, of Oklahoma Kevin Cramer, of North Dakota Marco Rubio, of Florida Mitt Romney, of Utah Cynthia M. Lummis, of Wyoming Ron Johnson, of Wisconsin Rick Scott, of Florida Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama Mitt Romney, of Utah Josh Hawley, of Missouri John Boozman, of Arkansas Rob Portman, of Ohio Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi Rand Paul, of Kentucky Dan Sullivan, of Alaska Todd Young, of Indiana Joni Ernst, of Iowa John Barrasso, of Wyoming Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina Ted Cruz, of Texas Mike Rounds, of South Dakota Bill Hagerty, of Tennessee 8 STANDING COMMITTEES—Continued

JUDICIARY SMALL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP Room SD–224, Dirksen Office Building. Meet- ings at the call of the Chairman. Room SR–428A, Russell Office Building. Meet- ings first Thursday of each month. Richard J. Durbin, of Illinois, Chairman Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland, Chairman Dianne Feinstein, of California Maria Cantwell, of Washington Sheldon Whitehouse, of Rhode Island Jeanne Shaheen, of New Hampshire Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota Edward J. Markey, of Massachusetts Christopher A. Coons, of Delaware Cory A. Booker, of New Jersey Richard Blumenthal, of Connecticut Christopher A. Coons, of Delaware Mazie K. Hirono, of Hawaii Mazie K. Hirono, of Hawaii Cory A. Booker, of New Jersey Tammy Duckworth, of Illinois Alex Padilla, of California Jacky Rosen, of Nevada Jon Ossoff, of Georgia John W. Hickenlooper, of Colorado

Chuck Grassley, of Iowa Rand Paul, of Kentucky Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina Marco Rubio, of Florida John Cornyn, of Texas James E. Risch, of Idaho Mike Lee, of Utah Tim Scott, of South Carolina Ted Cruz, of Texas Joni Ernst, of Iowa Ben Sasse, of Nebraska James M. Inhofe, of Oklahoma Josh Hawley, of Missouri Todd Young, of Indiana Tom Cotton, of Arkansas John Kennedy, of Louisiana John Kennedy, of Louisiana Josh Hawley, of Missouri Thom Tillis, of North Carolina Roger Marshall, of Kansas Marsha Blackburn, of Tennessee

RULES AND ADMINISTRATION VETERANS’ AFFAIRS Room SR–301, Russell Office Building. Meetings Room SR–418, Russell Office Building. Meetings at the call of the Chairman. at the call of the Chairman. Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota, Chairman Jon Tester, of Montana, Chairman Dianne Feinstein, of California Patty Murray, of Washington Charles E. Schumer, of New York Bernard Sanders, of Vermont Mark R. Warner, of Virginia Sherrod Brown, of Ohio Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont Richard Blumenthal, of Connecticut Angus S. King, Jr., of Maine Mazie K. Hirono, of Hawaii Jeff Merkley, of Oregon Joe Manchin III, of West Virginia Alex Padilla, of California Kyrsten Sinema, of Arizona Jon Ossoff, of Georgia Margaret Wood Hassan, of New Hampshire

Roy Blunt, of Missouri Jerry Moran, of Kansas Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky John Boozman, of Arkansas Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama Bill Cassidy, of Louisiana Ted Cruz, of Texas Mike Rounds, of South Dakota Shelley Moore Capito, of West Virginia Thom Tillis, of North Carolina Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi Dan Sullivan, of Alaska Deb Fischer, of Nebraska Marsha Blackburn, of Tennessee Cindy Hyde-Smith, of Mississippi Kevin Cramer, of North Dakota Bill Hagerty, of Tennessee Tommy Tuberville, of Alabama 9 OTHER, SELECT AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES

COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS

Room SD–628. Dirksen Office Building.

Brian Schatz, of Hawaii, Chairman Maria Cantwell, of Washington Jon Tester, of Montana Catherine Cortez Masto, of Nevada Tina Smith, of Minnesota Ben Ray Luja´n, of New Mexico

Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska, Vice Chairman John Hoeven, of North Dakota James Lankford, of Oklahoma Steve Daines, of Montana Mike Rounds, of South Dakota Jerry Moran, of Kansas

SELECT COMMITTEE ON ETHICS SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

Room SH–220. Hart Office Building. Room SH–219. Hart Office Building

Christopher A. Coons, of Delaware, Chairman Mark R. Warner, of Virginia, Chairman Brian Schatz, of Hawaii Dianne Feinstein, of California Jeanne Shaheen, of New Hampshire Ron Wyden, of Oregon Martin Heinrich, of New Mexico Angus S. King, Jr., of Maine James Lankford, of Oklahoma, Vice Chairman Michael F. Bennet, of Colorado James E. Risch, of Idaho Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania Deb Fischer, of Nebraska Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of New York

Marco Rubio, of Florida, Vice Chairman Richard Burr, of North Carolina James E. Risch, of Idaho Susan M. Collins, of Maine Roy Blunt, of Missouri Tom Cotton, of Arkansas John Cornyn, of Texas Ben Sasse, of Nebraska

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON AGING

Room SD–G31. Dirksen Office Building.

Robert P. Casey, Jr., of Pennsylvania, Chairman Kirsten E. Gillibrand, of New York Richard Blumenthal, of Connecticut Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts Jacky Rosen, of Nevada Mark Kelly, of Arizona Raphael G. Warnock, of Georgia

Tim Scott, of South Carolina Susan M. Collins, of Maine Richard Burr, of North Carolina Marco Rubio, of Florida Mike Braun, of Indiana Rick Scott, of Florida Mike Lee, of Utah 10 JOINT COMMITTEES OF THE CONGRESS

JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE Room SD–G01. Dirksen Office Building.

SENATE MEMBERS Martin Heinrich, of New Mexico, Vice Chairman Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota Margaret Wood Hassan, of New Hampshire Mark Kelly, of Arizona Raphael G. Warnock, of Georgia Mike Lee, of Utah Tom Cotton, of Arkansas Rob Portman, of Ohio Bill Cassidy, of Louisiana Ted Cruz, of Texas

JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY Room SR–305. Russell Office Building.

SENATE MEMBERS Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota, Vice Chairman Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont Mark R. Warner, of Virginia Roy Blunt, of Missouri Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama

JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING

SENATE MEMBERS Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota, Chairman Angus S. King, Jr., of Maine Alex Padilla, of California Roy Blunt, of Missouri Roger F. Wicker, of Mississippi

JOINT COMMITTEE ON TAXATION Room SD–G18. Dirksen Office Building.

SENATE MEMBERS Ron Wyden, of Oregon, Vice Chairman Debbie Stabenow, of Michigan Maria Cantwell, of Washington Mike Crapo, of Idaho Chuck Grassley, of Iowa 11

Cross Index of General Orders Measures With Corresponding Order Numbers

Measure Order Measure Order Measure Order Number Number Number Number Number Number S. 1 ...... 123 S.J. Res. 10 ...... 117 S. 11 ...... 1 S. 12 ...... 3 S. Res. 35 ...... 26 S. 13 ...... 2 S. Res. 44 ...... 27 S. 14 ...... 88 S. Res. 99 ...... 19 S. 93 ...... 89 S. Res. 122 ...... 29 S. 111 ...... 102 S. Res. 176 ...... 94 S. 233 ...... 130 S. 312 ...... 68 S. Con. Res. 13 ...... 118 S. 335 ...... 15 S. 371 ...... 22 H.R. 5 ...... 9 S. 421 ...... 51 H.R. 7 ...... 46 S. 461 ...... 7 H.R. 189 ...... 44 S. 517 ...... 106 H.R. 241 ...... 47 S. 522 ...... 79 H.R. 478 ...... 59 S. 601 ...... 97 H.R. 704 ...... 82 S. 636 ...... 56 S. 671 ...... 103 H.R. 3233 ...... 60 S. 688 ...... 96 H.R. 5305 ...... 137 S. 693 ...... 81 S. 814 ...... 49 H.J. Res. 17 ...... 12 S. 963 ...... 30 S. 1014 ...... 98 H. Con. Res. 11 ...... 5 S. 1037 ...... 124 S. 1061 ...... 95 S. 1169 ...... 54 S. 1216 ...... 45 S. 1226 ...... 131 S. 1275 ...... 108 S. 1364 ...... 50 S. 1471 ...... 109 S. 1491 ...... 70 S. 1543 ...... 127 S. 1658 ...... 65 S. 1675 ...... 71 S. 1775 ...... 62 S. 1931 ...... 64 S. 2000 ...... 90 S. 2093 ...... 77 S. 2118 ...... 78 S. 2126 ...... 133 S. 2205 ...... 132 S. 2297 ...... 112 S. 2311 ...... 99 S. 2377 ...... 104 S. 2401 ...... 121 S. 2425 ...... 128 S. 2599 ...... 113 S. 2604 ...... 114 S. 2605 ...... 115 S. 2610 ...... 116 S. 2670 ...... 119 S. 2671 ...... 120 S. 2747 ...... 125 S. 2765 ...... 126 S. 2788 ...... 134 S. 2789 ...... 135 S. 2792 ...... 129 S. 2809 ...... 136 S.J. Res. 9 ...... 8 GENERAL ORDERS UNDER RULE VIII

ORDER MEASURE NUMBER REPORTED OR TITLE NO. AND AUTHOR PLACED ON THE CALENDAR

1 S. 11 A bill to provide for an exception Jan. 6, 2021.—Read the second Senator to a limitation against appoint- time and placed on the cal- Schumer ment of persons as Secretary of endar. Defense within seven years of relief from active duty as a reg- ular commissioned of the Armed Forces.

2 S. 13 A bill to establish an advisory Jan. 19, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator Scott committee to make rec- ond time and placed on the (SC) and ommendations on improve- calendar. others ments to the security, integrity, and administration of Federal elections.

3 S. 12 A bill to provide for an exception Jan. 21, 2021.—Senator Inhofe, Senator to a limitation against appoint- Committee on Armed Serv- Schumer ment of persons as Secretary of ices, without amendment. (No Defense within seven years of written report.) relief from active duty as a reg- ular commissioned officer of the Armed Forces.

5 H. Con. Res. estab- Feb. 3, 2021.—Placed on the 11 lishing the congressional budg- calendar. (See also Order No. et for the United States Gov- 4.) ernment for fiscal year 2021 and setting forth the appro- priate budgetary levels for fis- cal years 2022 through 2030.

7 S. 461 A bill to create a point of order Mar. 1, 2021.—Read the second Senator Cruz against legislation modifying time and placed on the cal- the number of Justices of the endar. Supreme Court of the United States.

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ORDER MEASURE NUMBER REPORTED OR TITLE NO. AND AUTHOR PLACED ON THE CALENDAR

8 S.J. Res. 9 Joint resolution proposing an Mar. 1, 2021.—Read the second Senator Cruz amendment to the Constitution time and placed on the cal- of the United States to require endar. that the Supreme Court of the United States be composed of nine justices.

9 H.R. 5 An act to prohibit discrimination Mar. 2, 2021.—Read the second on the basis of sex, gender time and placed on the cal- identity, and sexual orienta- endar. tion, and for other purposes.

12 H.J. Res. 17 Joint resolution removing the Mar. 23, 2021.—Read the sec- deadline for the ratification of ond time and placed on the the . calendar.

15 S. 335 A bill to reauthorize the Tropical Mar. 24, 2021.—Senator Senator Forest and Coral Reef Con- Menendez, Committee on Portman and servation Act of 1998. Foreign Relations, without others amendment. (No written re- port.) (See also Order No. 47.)

19 S. Res. 99 Resolution observing the 10th an- Mar. 24, 2021.—Senator Senator niversary of the uprising in Menendez, Committee on Menendez and . Foreign Relations, without others amendment, and with a pre- amble. (No written report.)

22 S. 371 A bill to direct the Secretary of Mar. 24, 2021.—Senator Senators Kelly the Interior to take certain land Schatz, Committee on Indian and Sinema located in Pinal County, Ari- Affairs, without amendment. zona, into trust for the benefit (Rept. 6.) (See also Order No. of the Gila River Indian Com- 59.) munity, and for other purposes.

26 S. Res. 35 Resolution condemning the mili- Mar. 24, 2021.—Senator Senator Cardin tary coup that took place on Menendez, Committee on and others February 1, 2021, in Burma Foreign Relations, with an and the Burmese military’s de- amendment in the nature of tention of civilian leaders, call- a substitute, and an amend- ing for an immediate and un- ment to the preamble. (No conditional release of all those written report.) detained and for those elected to serve in parliament to re- sume their duties without im- pediment, and for other pur- poses. 14

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27 S. Res. 44 Resolution denouncing the Mar. 24, 2021.—Senator Senator Rubio Maduro regime’s fraudulent Menendez, Committee on and others legislative elections, the ab- Foreign Relations, without sence of acceptable conditions amendment, and with a pre- to ensure free, fair, and trans- amble. (No written report.) parent electoral processes in , and the further ero- sion of Venezuelan democracy.

29 S. Res. 122 Resolution reaffirming the impor- Mar. 24, 2021.—Senator Senators Risch tance of United States alliances Menendez, Committee on and Menendez and partnerships. Foreign Relations, with an amendment in the nature of a substitute, and an amend- ment to the preamble. (No written report.)

30 S. 963 A bill to authorize dedicated do- Mar. 25, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator mestic terrorism offices within ond time and placed on the Durbin and the Department of Homeland calendar. others Security, the Department of Justice, and the Federal Bu- reau of Investigation to analyze and monitor domestic terrorist activity and require the Federal Government to take steps to prevent domestic terrorism, and for other purposes.

44 H.R. 189 An act to amend the Public Apr. 15, 2021.—Placed on the Health Service Act to provide calendar. that the authority of the Direc- of the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities to make certain re- search endowments applies with respect to both current and former centers of excel- lence, and for other purposes.

45 S. 1216 A bill to extend the temporary Apr. 20, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator scheduling order for fentanyl- ond time and placed on the Grassley and related substances. calendar. others 15

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46 H.R. 7 An act to amend the Fair Labor Apr. 20, 2021.—Read the sec- Standards Act of 1938 to pro- ond time and placed on the vide more effective remedies to calendar. victims of discrimination in the payment of wages on the basis of sex, and for other purposes.

47 H.R. 241 An act to reauthorize the Tropical Apr. 20, 2021.—Placed on the Forest and Coral Reef Con- calendar. (See also Order No. servation Act of 1998. 15.)

49 S. 814 A bill to promote security part- Apr. 26, 2021.—Senator Menen- Senator Risch nership with Ukraine, and for dez, Committee on Foreign and others other purposes. Relations, with an amend- ment in the nature of a sub- stitute. (No written report.)

50 S. 1364 A bill to provide for the recogni- Apr. 27, 2021.—Read the sec- Senators Burr tion of the Lumbee Tribe of ond time and placed on the and Tillis North Carolina, and for other calendar. purposes.

51 S. 421 A bill to amend the America’s Apr. 28, 2021.—Senator Schatz, Senators Water Infrastructure Act of Committee on Indian Affairs, Wyden and 2018 to expand the Indian res- without amendment. (Rept. Merkley ervation drinking water pro- 17.) gram, and for other purposes.

54 S. 1169 A bill to address issues involving May 10, 2021.—Senator Menen- Senators the People’s Republic of . dez, Committee on Foreign Menendez and Relations, with an amend- Risch ment in the nature of a sub- stitute. (No written report.)

56 S. 636 A bill to require the Director of May 10, 2021.—Senator Peters, Senator Ernst the Office of Management and Committee on Homeland Se- and others Budget to submit to Congress curity and Governmental Af- an annual report on projects fairs, with an amendment. that are over budget and be- (Rept. 22.) hind schedule, and for other purposes. 16

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59 H.R. 478 An act to direct the Secretary of May 13, 2021.—Placed on the the Interior to take certain land calendar. (See also Order No. located in Pinal County, Ari- 22.) zona, into trust for the benefit of the Gila River Indian Com- munity, and for other purposes.

60 H.R. 3233 An act to establish the National May 20, 2021.—Read the sec- Commission to Investigate the ond time and placed on the January 6 Attack on the United calendar. States Capitol Complex, and for other purposes.

62 S. 1775 A bill to address gun violence, im- May 24, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator prove the availability of records ond time and placed on the Grassley and to the National Instant Crimi- calendar. others nal Background Check System, address mental illness in the criminal justice system, and end straw purchases and traf- ficking of illegal firearms, and for other purposes.

64 S. 1931 A bill to amend title 23, United May 27, 2021.—Senator Carper, Senator Carper States Code, to authorize funds Committee on Environment for Federal-aid highways and and Public Works, without highway safety construction amendment. (An original programs, and for other pur- bill.) (No written report.) poses.

65 S. 1658 A bill to amend the Fair Labor May 27, 2021.—Senator Mur- Senator Standards Act of 1938 to ex- ray, Committee on Health, Merkley and pand access to breastfeeding Education, Labor, and Pen- others accomodations in the work- sions, with an amendment in place, and for other purposes. the nature of a substitute. (No written report.)

68 S. 312 A bill to expand eligibility for and June 8, 2021.—Senator Durbin, Senator provide judicial review for the Committee on the Judiciary, Durbin and Elderly Home Detention Pilot with an amendment in the others Program, provide for compas- nature of a substitute. (No sionate release based on written report.) COVID–19 vulnerability, short- en the waiting period for judi- cial review during the COVID–19 pandemic, and make other technical correc- tions. 17

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70 S. 1491 A bill to amend the June 8, 2021.—Senator Murray, Senator Smith Service Act to improve obstetric Committee on Health, Edu- and others care in rural areas. cation, Labor, and Pensions, with an amendment in the nature of a substitute. (No written report.)

71 S. 1675 A bill to improve maternal June 8, 2021.—Senator Murray, Senator health. Committee on Health, Edu- Warnock and cation, Labor, and Pensions, others with an amendment in the nature of a substitute. (No written report.)

77 S. 2093 A bill to expand Americans’ ac- June 17, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator cess to the ballot box, reduce ond time and placed on the Merkley and the influence of big money in calendar. others politics, strengthen ethics rules for public servants, and imple- ment other anti-corruption measures for the purpose of for- tifying our democracy, and for other purposes.

78 S. 2118 A bill to amend the Internal Rev- June 21, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator Wyden enue Code of 1986 to provide ond time and placed on the and others tax incentives for increased in- calendar. vestment in clean energy, and for other purposes.

79 S. 522 A bill to require each agency, in June 21, 2021.—Senator Peters, Senator providing notice of a rule mak- Committee on Homeland Se- Lankford and ing, to include a link to a 100- curity and Governmental Af- others word plain language summary fairs, without amendment. of the proposed rule. (Rept. 25.)

81 S. 693 A bill to amend title 5, United June 21, 2021.—Senator Peters, Senators States Code, to provide for the Committee on Homeland Se- Rosen and halt in pension payments for curity and Governmental Af- Scott (FL) Members of Congress sentenced fairs, without amendment. for certain offenses, and for (Rept. 27.) other purposes. 18

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82 H.R. 704 An act to amend section 708 of June 24, 2021.—Placed on the title 17, United States Code, to calendar. (See also Order No. permit the Register of Copy- 72.) rights to waive fees for filing an application for registration of a copyright claim in certain circumstances, and for other purposes.

88 S. 14 A bill to identify and combat cor- June 24, 2021.—Senator Senator Cardin ruption in countries, to estab- Menendez, Committee on and others lish a tiered system of countries Foreign Relations, with an with respect to levels of corrup- amendment in the nature of tion by their governments and a substitute. (No written re- their efforts to combat such cor- port.) ruption, and to evaluate foreign persons engaged in grand cor- ruption for inclusion as spe- cially designated nationals under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act.

89 S. 93 A bill to amend the Global June 24, 2021.—Senator Senators Magnitsky Human Rights Ac- Menendez, Committee on Cardin and countability Act to modify the Foreign Relations, with an Wicker foreign persons subject to sanc- amendment in the nature of tions and to remove the sunset a substitute. (No written re- for the imposition of sanctions, port.) and for other purposes.

90 S. 2000 A bill to promote the United June 24, 2021.—Senator Senators States-Greece defense partner- Menendez, Committee on Menendez and ship, and for other purposes. Foreign Relations, with an Rubio amendment in the nature of a substitute. (No written re- port.)

94 S. Res. 176 Resolution urging all parties in June 24, 2021.—Senator Senator Georgia to seek prompt imple- Menendez, Committee on Johnson and mentation of the agreement Foreign Relations, with an others signed on April 19, 2021, and amendment in the nature of reaffirming the support of the a substitute, and an amend- Senate for Georgia, the terri- ment to the preamble, and an torial integrity of Georgia, and amendment to the title. (No the aspirations of Georgians to written report.) join the Euro-Atlantic commu- nity. 19

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95 S. 1061 A bill to encourage the normaliza- June 24, 2021.—Senator Senator tion of relations with , Menendez, Committee on Portman and and for other purposes. Foreign Relations, with an others amendment in the nature of a substitute. (No written re- port.)

96 S. 688 A bill to prohibit contracting with July 12, 2021.—Senator Peters, Senator Scott persons that have business op- Committee on Homeland Se- (FL) and erations with the Maduro re- curity and Governmental Af- others gime, and for other purposes. fairs, without amendment. (Rept. 28.)

97 S. 601 A bill to amend section 3661 of July 12, 2021.—Senator Dur- Senator title 18, United States Code, to bin, Committee on the Judici- Durbin and prohibit the consideration of ac- ary, with an amendment in others quitted conduct at sentencing. the nature of a substitute. (No written report.)

98 S. 1014 A bill to reform sentencing laws July 12, 2021.—Senator Dur- Senators and correctional institutions, bin, Committee on the Judici- Durbin and and for other purposes. ary, with an amendment in Grassley the nature of a substitute. (No written report.)

99 S. 2311 A bill making emergency supple- July 13, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator Leahy mental appropriations for the ond time and placed on the fiscal year ending September calendar. 30, 2021, and for other pur- poses.

102 S. 111 A bill to establish the Federal July 19, 2021.—Senator Peters, Senator Clearinghouse on School Safety Committee on Homeland Se- Johnson and Best Practices, and for other curity and Governmental Af- others purposes. fairs, without amendment. (Rept. 29.)

103 S. 671 A bill to require the collection of July 19, 2021.—Senator Peters, Senators voluntary feedback on services Committee on Homeland Se- Hassan and provided by agencies, and for curity and Governmental Af- Lankford other purposes. fairs, without amendment. (Rept. 30.) 20

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104 S. 2377 A bill to invest in the energy and July 19, 2021.—Senator Senator outdoor infrastructure of the Manchin, Committee on En- Manchin United States to deploy new ergy and Natural Resources, and innovative technologies, without amendment. (An update existing infrastructure original bill.) (No written re- to be reliable and resilient, and port.) secure energy infrastructure against physical and cyber threats, and for other purposes.

106 S. 517 A bill to provide for joint reports July 26, 2021.—Senator Peters, Senators by relevant Federal agencies to Committee on Homeland Se- Hassan and Congress regarding incidents of curity and Governmental Af- Lee terrorism, and for other pur- fairs, without amendment. poses. (Rept. 31.)

108 S. 1275 A bill to amend the Family Vio- July 27, 2021.—Senator Mur- Senators Casey lence Prevention and Services ray, Committee on Health, and Act to make improvements. Education, Labor, and Pen- Murkowski sions, with an amendment in the nature of a substitute. (No written report.)

109 S. 1471 A bill to enhance protections of July 28, 2021.—Senator Schatz, Senator Native American tangible cul- Committee on Indian Affairs, Heinrich and tural heritage, and for other without amendment. (Rept. others purposes. 33.)

112 S. 2297 A bill to improve global health, July 30, 2021.—Senator Menen- Senator Risch and for other purposes. dez, Committee on Foreign and others Relations, with an amend- ment in the nature of a sub- stitute. (No written report.)

113 S. 2599 A bill making appropriations for Aug. 4, 2021.—Senator Bald- Senator Agriculture, Rural Develop- win, Committee on Appro- Baldwin ment, Food and Drug Adminis- priations, without amend- tration, and Related Agencies ment. (An original bill.) for the fiscal year ending Sep- (Rept. 34.) tember 30, 2022, and for other purposes. 21

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114 S. 2604 A bill making appropriations for Aug. 4, 2021.—Senator Hein- Senator military construction, the De- rich, Committee on Appro- Heinrich partment of Veterans Affairs, priations, without amend- and related agencies for the fis- ment. (An original bill.) cal year ending September 30, (Rept. 35.) 2022, and for other purposes.

115 S. 2605 A bill making appropriations for Aug. 4, 2021.—Senator Fein- Senator energy and water development stein, Committee on Appro- Feinstein and related agencies for the fis- priations, without amend- cal year ending September 30, ment. (An original bill.) 2022, and for other purposes. (Rept. 36.)

116 S. 2610 A bill to authorize appropriations Aug. 4, 2021.—Senator Warner, Senator for fiscal year 2022 for intel- Select Committee on Intel- Warner ligence and intelligence-related ligence, without amendment. activities of the United States (An original bill.) (Rept. 37.) Government, the Intelligence (Additional views filed.) Community Management Ac- count, and the Central Intel- ligence Agency Retirement and System, and for other purposes.

117 S.J. Res. 10 Joint resolution to repeal the au- Aug. 4, 2021.—Senator Menen- Senator Kaine thorizations for use of military dez, Committee on Foreign and others force against , and for other Relations, without amend- purposes. ment, and with a preamble. (No written report.)

118 S. Con. Res. 13 Concurrent resolution setting Aug. 5, 2021.—Referred to Senator Paul forth the congressional budget Budget; Discharged from the for the United States Govern- Committee on the Budget ment for fiscal year 2022 and pursuant to section 300 of the setting forth the appropriate Congressional Budget Act budgetary levels for fiscal years and placed on the calendar. 2023 through 2031.

119 S. 2670 A bill to provide for redistricting Aug. 7, 2021.—Read the second Senator reform, and for other purposes. time and placed on the cal- Schumer endar. 22

ORDER MEASURE NUMBER REPORTED OR TITLE NO. AND AUTHOR PLACED ON THE CALENDAR

120 S. 2671 A bill to amend the Federal Elec- Aug. 7, 2021.—Read the second Senator tion Campaign Act of 1971 to time and placed on the cal- Schumer provide for additional disclo- endar. sure requirements for corpora- tions, labor organizations, Super PACs and other entities, and for other purposes.

121 S. 2401 A bill to reauthorize the Assistive Aug. 7, 2021.—Senator Murray, Senator Casey Technology Act of 1998, and for Committee on Health, Edu- and others other purposes. cation, Labor, and Pensions, with an amendment in the nature of a substitute. (No written report.)

123 S. 1 A bill to expand Americans’ ac- Aug. 11, 2021.—Committee on Senator cess to the ballot box, reduce Rules and Administration Merkley and the influence of big money in discharged pursuant to S. others politics, strengthen ethics rules Res. 27, and placed on the for public servants, and imple- calendar. ment other anti-corruption measures for the purpose of for- tifying our democracy, and for other purposes.

124 S. 1037 A bill to provide for the establish- Sept. 14, 2021.—Senator Cant- Senator Peters ment of a section of the website well, Committee on Com- and others of the Department of Com- merce, Science, and Transpor- merce that shall serve as the tation, with an amendment in primary hub for information re- the nature of a substitute. lating to Federal manufac- (Rept. 38.) turing programs, and for other purposes.

125 S. 2747 A bill to expand Americans’ ac- Sept. 15, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator cess to the ballot box and re- ond time and placed on the Klobuchar and duce the influence of big money calendar. others in politics, and for other pur- poses.

126 S. 2765 A bill to provide that Members Sept. 21, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator Braun of Congress may not receive ond time and placed on the pay after October 1 of any fiscal calendar. year in which Congress has not approved a concurrent resolu- tion on the budget and passed the regular appropriations bills. 23

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127 S. 1543 A bill to amend the Public Health Sept. 21, 2021.—Senator Mur- Senator Service Act to provide best ray, Committee on Health, Hassan and practices on student suicide Education, Labor, and Pen- others awareness and prevention sions, with an amendment in training and condition State the nature of a substitute. educational agencies, local edu- (No written report.) cational agencies, and tribal educational agencies receiving funds under section 520A of such Act to establish and im- plement a school-based student suicide awareness and preven- tion training policy.

128 S. 2425 A bill to amend the Public Health Sept. 21, 2021.—Senator Mur- Senator Reed Service Act to ensure the provi- ray, Committee on Health, and others sion of high-quality service Education, Labor, and Pen- through the Suicide Prevention sions, with an amendment in Lifeline, and for other pur- the nature of a substitute. poses. (No written report.)

129 S. 2792 A bill to authorize appropriations Sept. 22, 2021.—Senator Reed, Senator Reed for fiscal year 2022 for military Committee on Armed Serv- activities of the Department of ices, without amendment. (An Defense, for military construc- original bill.) (Rept. 39.) tion, and for defense activities of the Department of Energy, to prescribe military personnel strengths for such fiscal year, and for other purposes.

130 S. 233 A bill to designate the Sept. 22, 2021.—Senator Car- Senator Rocksprings Station of the U.S. per, Committee on Environ- Cornyn and Border Patrol located on West ment and Public Works, with- others Main Street in Rocksprings, out amendment. (No written Texas, as the ‘‘Donna M. Doss report.) Border Patrol Station’’.

131 S. 1226 A bill to designate the United Sept. 22, 2021.—Senator Car- Senators Casey States courthouse located at per, Committee on Environ- and Toomey 1501 North 6th Street in Har- ment and Public Works, with- risburg, Pennsylvania, as the out amendment. (No written ‘‘Sylvia H. Rambo United report.) States Courthouse’’, and for other purposes. 24

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132 S. 2205 A bill to designate the United Sept. 22, 2021.—Senator Car- Senator Burr States courthouse located at per, Committee on Environ- 201 South Evans Street in ment and Public Works, with- Greenville, North Carolina, as out amendment. (No written the ‘‘Malcolm J. Howard United report.) States Courthouse’’, and for other purposes.

133 S. 2126 A bill to designate the Federal Sept. 22, 2021.—Senator Car- Senators Office Building located at 308 per, Committee on Environ- Lummis and W. 21st Street in Cheyenne, ment and Public Works, with- Van Hollen Wyoming, as the ‘‘Louisa Swain out amendment. (No written Federal Office Building’’, and report.) for other purposes.

134 S. 2788 A bill to reauthorize the National Sept. 22, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator Rubio Flood Insurance Program. ond time and placed on the calendar.

135 S. 2789 A bill making continuing appro- Sept. 22, 2021.—Read the sec- Senators priations for the fiscal year ond time and placed on the Shelby and ending September 30, 2022, calendar. McConnell and for providing emergency assistance.

136 S. 2809 A bill to protect social security Sept. 22, 2021.—Read the sec- Senator Scott benefits and military pay and ond time and placed on the (FL) require that the United States calendar. Government to prioritize all ob- ligations on the debt held by the public in the event that the debt limit is reached.

137 H.R. 5305 An act making continuing appro- Sept. 22, 2021.—Read the sec- priations for the fiscal year ond time and placed on the ending September 30, 2022, calendar. and for providing emergency assistance, and for other pur- poses. 25

ORDER MEASURE NUMBER REPORTED OR TITLE NO. AND AUTHOR PLACED ON THE CALENDAR 26

ORDER MEASURE NUMBER REPORTED OR TITLE NO. AND AUTHOR PLACED ON THE CALENDAR 27 NOTICE OF INTENT TO OBJECT TO PROCEEDING

When a notice of intent to object is given to the appropriate leader, or their designee, and such notice is submitted for inclusion in the and the Senate Calendar of Business, or following the objection to a unanimous consent to proceeding to, and, or disposition of, a measure or matter on their behalf, it shall be placed in the section of the Calendar entitled ‘‘Notice of Intent to Object to Proceeding’’. (S. Res. 28, 112th Congress)

NUMBER TITLE DATE AND SENATOR 28 RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS OVER, UNDER THE RULE

When objection is heard to immediate consideration of a resolution or motion when submitted, it shall be placed here, to be laid before the Senate on the next legislative day for consideration, unless by unanimous consent the Senate shall otherwise direct. (Rule XIV, Paragraph 6.)

NUMBER TITLE DATE SUBMITTED AND AUTHOR

S. Res. 4 A resolution fixing the hour of daily Jan. 3, 2021.—Senator McCon- meeting of the Senate. nell.

BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS READ THE FIRST TIME

When objection is heard to the second reading of a bill or joint resolution, that measure is then laid before the Senate during morning business of the next legislative day for the second reading. (Rule XIV, Paragraph 2.)

NUMBER TITLE DATE AND AUTHOR 29 SUBJECTS ON THE TABLE

Such subjects are business, usually bills and resolutions, placed here by unanimous consent. Once business has been given this status, it is in order to move to proceed to its consideration, even though it cannot be reached by a ‘‘call of the calendar’’.

MEASURE TITLE DATE NUMBER

MOTIONS FOR RECONSIDERATION

After an action taken by the Senate, any Senator voting with the prevailing side or who has not voted may, on the same day or on either of the next two days of actual session thereafter, either enter a motion for reconsideration or move a reconsideration. This section contains such motions not yet acted on as so provided by Rule XIII, Paragraph 1.

DATE SUBJECT 30 BILLS IN CONFERENCE

Jefferson’s Manual, Section XLVI: ‘‘And in all cases of conference asked after a vote of disagreement, etc., the conferees of the House asking it are to leave the papers with the conferees of the other * * *.’’ The House agreeing to the conference usually acts on the report before the House requesting a conference.

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...... HOUSE PASSED As the Middle Class Health Benefits Tax Repeal Act of 2019. 2

) ...... * *7–22–19( * * * 1 SHORT TITLE

Originally, the Middle Class Health Benefits Tax Repeal Act of 2019. NUMBER MEASURE 1 STATUS OF APPROPRIATION BILLS, SECOND SESSION, ONE HUNDRED SIXTEENTH CONGRESS ...... H.R. 5687 ..H.R. 6074 Emergency Supplemental, 2020 ...... H.R. 6201 Emergency Supplemental, 2020 ...... H.R. 748 Emergency Supplemental, 2020 2–7–20 ...... H.R. 6800 Emergency Supplemental, 2020( 3–4–20 ..H.R. 7027 3–14–20 Emergency Supplemental, 2020 .. 2–10–20 ...... H.R. 7327 Additional Supplemental, Disaster Relief, 2020 ...... 3–4–20 3–17–20 H.R. 7608 5–15–20 Additional Supplemental, Disaster Relief, 2020 2–11–20 ...... 7–29–20 H.R. 7617 State, Foreign Ops, 2020 ...... 5–20–20 7–29–20 S. 4618 * Defense, 2021 * ...... * ...... * * 7–30–20 H.R. 8337 7–24–20 * Emergency Supplemental, 2020 ...... 7–30–20 H.R. 8900 6–1–20 7–31–20 Continuing, 2021 ...... 7–30–20 H.J.Res.107 Further Continuing, 2021 ...... * 3–5–20 3–18–20 ...... Further Continuing, 2021 * 9–22–20 H.J.Res.110 8–12–20 ...... * ...... Further Continuing, 2021H.R. 1520 ...... 12–9–20 ...... 12–18–20 9–22–20 H.R. 133 . Further Continuing, 2021 ...... 12–20–20 ...... * 12–9–20 12–18–20 Consolidated, 2021 * ...... 9–23–20 * 12–21–20 12–20–20 12–21–20 * * 12–21–20 * * 9–30–20 * 9–21–20 * * 12–21–20 * * ...... * * 12–18–20 * ..... 12–11–20 * * 12–20–20 * ...... 12–21–20 12–21–20 ...... 32

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Æ SENATE RECEIVED IN

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NUMBER MEASURE ...... H.R. 3237 ..S. 2311 Emergency Supplemental, 2021 ...... H.R. 4346 Emergency Supplemental, 2021 ...... H.R. 4373 5–20–21 Legislative Branch, 2022 ...... H.R. 4502 State, Foreign Ops, 2022 .. * ...... * 5–20–21 S. 2599 7–28–21 Labor, HHS, Education, 2022 * ...... S. 2604 7–28–21 Agriculture, 2022 ...... 5–24–21 7–29–21 S. 2605 7–29–21 Veterans Affairs, 2022 ...... 7–29–21 H.R. 5305 * Energy and Water Development, 2022 ...... * * ...... * * 7–29–21 Continuing, 2022 8–3–21 ...... * ...... * * * .. * ...... * 9–21–21 7–13–21 * ...... * * ...... * 9–22–21 * * ..... * * * 9–22–21 * 8–4–21 ...... 8–4–21 ...... 8–4–21 ...... STATUS OF APPROPRIATION BILLS, FIRST SESSION, ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS