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- Coast Guard Legislation in the 107th Congress
- In the 107th Congress, the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2001, House-passed H.R. 1699, would authorize the agency’s programs for FY2002. The report contains numerous provisions on Coast Guard operations and activities. H.R. 2481, as reported, includes certain housing and maritime safety provisions; S. 1214, as reported, would establish a seaport security program. P.L. 107-20 (H.R. 2216), the FY2001 emergency supplemental appropriations bill, increased FY2001 Coast Guard funding by $92 million.
- Coast Guard Legislation in the 107th Congress
- In the 107th Congress, the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2001, House-passed H.R. 1699, would authorize the agency’s programs for FY2002. The report contains numerous provisions on Coast Guard operations and activities. H.R. 2481, as reported, includes certain housing and maritime safety provisions; S. 1214, as reported, would establish a seaport security program. P.L. 107-20 (H.R. 2216), the FY2001 emergency supplemental appropriations bill, increased FY2001 Coast Guard funding by $92 million.
- Railroad Retirement: Legislation in the 107th Congress
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- Transportation Issues in the 107th Congress
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- Transportation Issues in the 107th Congress
- This issue brief identifies key transportation issues facing the 107th Congress.
- Transportation Issues in the 107th Congress
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- Transportation Issues in the 107th Congress
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- Transportation Issues in the 107th Congress
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- Transportation Issues in the 107th Congress
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- Transportation Issues in the 107th Congress
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- Airline Passenger Rights Legislation in the 107th Congress
- This report examines legislation pertaining to airline consumer protection in the 107th Congress. For background it first summarizes legislation proposed in the 106th Congress and the airlines’ response. The report then briefly examines the findings of the Department of Transportation Inspector General’s February 13, 2001 report on airline customer service. It then discusses the legislative remedies proposed in the 107th Congress. Finally, a side-by-side presentation of provisions from six airline passenger rights bills is set forth.