Journals of Senate and of House, number of, to be printed.... 476 Report of condition and cost of, and of binding and engrav- 477 Report of detailed estimates for.. 477 Reports of committees and evidence may be printed upon 477,478 478 Reports of Smithsonian Institution, how printed. 478 Report of annual expenditures on account of Congressional 478 Priority of Business. (Rule XVI, 4.) Questions relating to, are not debatable. (Rule XXV) ......... 228, 478 478 ported from committees. (Rule XIII, 1) Shall be referred to Committee of the Whole House when re- How introduced and referred. (Rule XXI, 3; XXII, 1) delivered to Clerk for 215 222,480 215 (Rule XIII, 3)............. 215 (Rule XXIV, 6; Rule XXVI, 1,3).. 227, 228 Distinction between public and..... Examples of bills partaking of both a public and private 479, 480 480 Not in order to so amend as to convert into public.. 480 Not in order to amend, by extending provisions to others than 480 Not in order to amend, by engrafting general provisions of law.. 480 Private Bills-Continued. Introduction, Reference of, and Reports upon- How introduced, referred, and reported... That the committee reporting has no jurisdiction of sub- ate reference under the rule ..... Page. 480 483 In such case bill returned to committee for appropri 483 When founded on contract with Government to be referred to 456 Precedence of, reported to former House by Court of Claims 481 Practice to report resolution for reference of a number of, to 481 When in order- Friday set apart for consideration of....... 481 Special order for public bill precludes, on Friday.. 482 Effect of "continuing" special order on Friday. 482 Business previously reported from Private Calendar first in 482 Consideration hour on Friday under present rule 482 Effect of negative vote on motion to resolve in Committee of 482 Private Claims- Bills for payment or adjudication of, referred to certain com- When to be referred to Court of Claims.. Privilege. (See also QUESTIONS OF PRIVILEGE.) mittees only. (Rule XXI, 4) ... Private Land Claims, Committee on— Private Land Claims, Court of- Jurisdiction of.. Of Senators and Representatives, from arrest... Breach of, to publish in Record names of Members voting on Congress not vested with power to punish for contempt. 484, 485 222 456 Has precedence on day set apart by special order for other 485 Pending call of the House 485 22 For House to decide whether a matter is in violation of 485,486 Necessary that a paper be read to decide whether involving.. 486 486 486 486 486 Must be entertained in preference to other business............................ Previous question applies to. Debate on, whether limited to one hour. Examples of What are not- Examples of question held not to be Privileged Questions- Certain reports from committees present. (Rule XI, 57) Certain motions present. (Rule XVI, 4) Motion to reconsider. (Rule XVIII, 1) Report of conference committee. (Rule XXIX).. 487 487 487 487-490 490,491 213 218 220 999 491 Reports from committees having leave to report at any time. 492 492 When question under debate motions are privileged one over 492 Privilege, Questions of-Continued. Page. Precedence of-Continued. Conference report, how interrupted 492 Motion to adjourn pending, when in order... Practice as to- Germane matter not privileged, may be added to by amendment Pending at adjournment does not necessarily recur as regular 492 493,494 494 494 494 495 Shall be executed by Sergeant-at-Arms. (Rule IV, 1). 204 204 Protest- Not a matter of right for Member to have received and entered 495 Public Buildings— Subjects relating to accounts, expenditures, etc., for, shall be (See COMMITTEES; CAPITOL.) Public Documents. (See also PRINTING, PUBLIC.) Two copies of all, shall be retained in Clerk's office-library. Clerk shall preserve for each Member an extra copy each .... 495 Shall consist of fifteen Members and one Delegate. (Rule x, 1; 207, 214 210 Subjects that shall be referred to. (Rule XI, 15). PRINTING, JOINT COMMITTEE ON.) Questions. (See also APPEAL; CONSIDERATION; MOTIONS; PRE- VIOUS QUESTION; PRIVILEGED QUESTIONS.) 201, 202 202 Questions-Continued. Whether House will consider a proposition shall not be put unless demanded. (Rule XVI, 3). Page. 218 218,496 221 496 Form of stating question of engrossing and third reading of Certain, not divisible Questions of Order. (See also APPEALS.) Shall be decided by Speaker, subject to appeal. (Rule 1, 4) 201, 496 203 Arising pending motion for previous question not debatable. 220,496 On first considering in a Committee of Whole matter relating 224 Shall be appended to printed Journal. (Rule III, 3). 203, 497 497 Debate on, not limited..... 497 Extent of debate on, is within discretion of the Chair... 497 497 Matter decided out of order is stricken out by Clerk.... 497 Too late to raise, after debate begun on subject of, unless right 497 Waived if not presented at time of occurrence..... 497 497 Questions of Privilege. (See PRIVILEGE, QUESTIONS OF.) Upon appearance of, Journal shall be read. (Rule 1, 1)...... 201 201 Names of those present and not answering on roll call consid- What constitutes- In choosing a President.... Majority of each House. Where States fail to send Representatives.. |