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The Committee on House Administration, in collaboration with the House Recording Studio and the Library of Congress (LOC), is pleased to announce a new legislative transparency initiative that provides standardized and uniform live video-streaming of House committee proceedings on one centralized website for public access.
Cut Demonstrates GOP Commitment to Rein in Government Spending
The Committee on House Administration, in collaboration with the Library of Congress (LOC) and the Government Printing Office (GPO), is pleased to announce a new iPad application that provides users with mobile access to the Congressional Record.
New Site Provides Legislative Documents in XML Format
New Standards Improve Public Access to Legislative Documents with XML Requirements and Central Repository
Today, Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., and the GOP members of the Committee on House Administration were joined by over 75 of their colleagues calling on President Obama to either opt in to the system for taxpayer financing of presidential campaigns, which he vigorously defends despite his own refusal to participate, or join with House Republicans to eliminate the wasteful and ineffective financing scheme.
WASHINGTON - Today, Committee on House Administration Chairman Dan Lungren, R-Calif., and Ranking Member Robert Brady, D-Pa., issued the following statement on the Speaker's decision to nominate Paul D. Irving to succeed Wilson "Bill" Livingood as the Sergeant at Arms of the U.S.
Two Remaining Commissioners Resign One Year After Agency Loses Quorum
WASHINGTON - Today, Committee on House Administration Chairman Dan Lungren, R-Calif., and Ranking Member Robert Brady, D-Pa., issued the following joint statement on the retirement of House Sergeant at Arms Wilson "Bill" Livingood:
"Since 1995, Bill has served and protected this institution with the highest level of integrity and professionalism.
Bill Eliminating Taxpayer Subsidized Campaigns and Obsolete Election Agency Expected to Save Taxpayers $480 Million and Immediately Reduce Deficit by $199 Million