103rd Congress / Bills / S 2082

Title

An original bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 1995 for the intelligence activities of the United States Government and for the Central Intelligence Agency Retirement and Disability System, and for other purposes.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Actions and defenses | Administrative responsibility | Advice and consent of the Senate | Annuities | Appropriations | Authorization -- Central Intelligence Agency | Authorization -- Department of Defense | Authorization -- Department of Energy | Authorization -- Department of State | Authorization -- Department of the Treasury | Authorization -- Intelligence community staff | Bank records | Banks and banking | Boundaries -- Latin America | Boundaries -- Mexico | Budgets | Building construction | Business | Business intelligence | Business records | Civil liberties | Civil service pensions | Civil service retirement | Classified defense information | Compensation for victims of crime | Confidential communications | Confidential funding (Federal budgets) | Congress | Congressional committees (House) | Congressional committees (Senate) | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Consumer credit | Consumers | Counterintelligence | Credit bureaus -- Fees | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Customs administration | Damages | Defense budgets | Defense contracts | Defense economics | Defense policy | Defense procurement | Disciplining of employees | District courts | Drug abuse | Drug law enforcement | Environmental protection | Espionage | Executive departments | Executive reorganization | Extraterritoriality | Federal advisory bodies | Federal employees | Federal installations -- Virginia | Federal office buildings | Federal officials | Finance | Financial disclosure | Fines (Penalties) | Foreign agents | Foreign corporations | Foreign trade | Forfeiture | Freedom of information | Geodesy | Government attorneys | Government contractors | Government employees | Government information | Government liability | Government paperwork | Government publications | Government trust funds | Information services | Informers | Injunctions | Intelligence activities | Intelligence officers | Intelligence services | Intelligence services -- Africa (Sub-Saharan) | Intelligence services -- Australia | Intelligence services -- Canada | Intelligence services -- Europe | Intelligence services -- France | Intelligence services -- Germany | Intelligence services -- Gt. Brit. | Intelligence services -- Israel | Intelligence services -- Middle East and North Africa | Intelligence services -- North America | Intelligence services -- Oceania | Intelligence services -- Russia | Intelligence services -- Russian Republic | Intelligence services -- South Africa | International cooperation | Jurisdiction | Labor | Law | Legislation | Liability (Law) | Mandatory retirement | Maps | Military intelligence | Narcotic traffic | Official secrets | Pensions | Presidential appointments | Presidents | Public contracts | Punitive damages | Research and development | Right of privacy | Science policy | Searches and seizures | Security classification (Government documents) | Security clearances | Sentences (Criminal procedure) | Subversive activities | Technology | Trade | Transfer of employees | Travel | Travel costs | War and emergency powers | Warrants (Law)

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
8/12/94	Senate	Agreed to	Session 2, roll call 284: On the Amendment warner amdt no. 2556; To establish a commission on the roles and capabilities of the United States intelligence community, and for other purposes.
8/12/94	Senate	Agreed to	Session 2, roll call 283: On the Amendment DeConciniamdt. no.2557; To require a review of the National Reconnaissance Office Headquarters Building project, the application of existing DOD procurement and contracting procedures to the construction of buildings or facilities, and specific congressional authorization and appropriations for the project before more funds are expended.