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Bill to Conference Committee
The bill may move onto a conference committee, which is made up of members from each house. The committee works out a version the House and Senate can live with and sends it back to both houses for their final approval. If the bill goes to conference and survives, then there is usually a published report to go with it that becomes part of that bill's legislative history.
Conference Committee Reports
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| Conference Committee Reports | |
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| Individual Senate and House reports, as first issued, have the call number Y 1.1/5: and Y 1.1/8:, respectively. Paper copies are shelved in Row 104 and kept until the corresponding permanent, bound Serial Set volume arrives. | |
| Coverage | Location |
| 104th Cong. (1995) - | Congressional Committee Reports / U.S. Government Printing Office |
| 104th Cong. (1995) - | Thomas / U.S. Library of Congress |
| 101st Cong. (1989) - |
LexisNexis Congressional   |
| 1st Cong. (1789) - 91st Cong. (1969) (Citations and abstracts only) |
LexisNexis Congressional |
| The citations retrieved from LexisNexis point to microfiche reprints that can be found using the CIS Collection Finder. | |
| Vol. 1, 15th Cong. (1817) - Vol. 8854, 70th Cong. 1st. Sess. (1928) |
U.S. Congressional Serial Set - Digital Edition   |
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