104th Congress / Bills / S 1316

Title

A bill to reauthorize and amend title XIV of the Public Health Service Act (commonly known as the "Safe Drinking Water Act"), and for other purposes.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Administrative fees | Administrative procedure -- Department of Health and Human Services | Administrative procedure -- Environmental Protection Agency | Administrative remedies | Administrative responsibility | Aged | Agricultural pollution | Agriculture | Air pollution | Aquatic ecology | Aquatic pests | Arsenic | Auditing | Authorization | Bacteria | Bacterial diseases | Biological diversity conservation | Bottled water | Boundaries -- Arizona | Boundaries -- California | Boundaries -- Latin America | Boundaries -- Mexico | Boundaries -- New Mexico | Boundaries -- Texas | Budgets | Business | Cancer | Capital investments | Carcinogens | Chemicals | Child health | Children | Chlorine | Chronically ill | Citizen lawsuits | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Communications | Congress | Congressional investigations | Congressional reporting requirements | Conservation easements | Conservation of natural resources | Consumer education | Consumers | Cost effectiveness | Criminal justice | Damages | Data banks | Depressed areas | Disasters | Disciplining of employees | Discrimination in employment | Dismissal of employees | Earthquakes | Easements | Economic policy | Ecosystem management | Education | Emergency communication systems | Emergency management | Employee training | Energy | Energy policy | Environmental assessment | Environmental estrogens | Environmental health | Environmental law enforcement | Environmental protection | Environmental research | Environmental risk assessment | Environmental technology | Environmentally induced diseases | Epidemiology | Estrogen | Evidence (Law) | Exclusive and concurrent legislative powers | Executive departments | Farm management | Federal advisory bodies | Federal aid to higher education | Federal aid to Indians -- Alaska | Federal aid to medical education | Federal aid to medical research | Federal aid to research | Federal aid to water pollution control | Federal aid to water resources development | Federal installations | Federal-state relations | Finance | Fines (Penalties) | Floods | Food | Freedom of information | Geothermal resources | Government employees | Government information | Government lending | Government liability | Government paperwork | Government publicity | Governmental investigations | Grievance procedures | Groundwater | Groundwater pollution | Hazardous substances | Health education | Health policy | Heat pumps | Higher education | Hurricanes | Hydrology | Indians | Indoor air pollution | Industrial standards | Information services | Infrastructure | Injunctions | Intergovernmental relations | International affairs | International cooperation | Irrigation | Irrigation districts | Job training | Judicial review of administrative acts | Labeling | Labor | Laboratories | Lakes -- New York/State--Vermont | Land transfers | Law | Lead | Lead poisoning | Liability for water pollution damages | Licenses | Loans | Lobbying | Local officials and employees | Marine fouling organisms | Medical care | Medical research | Medical screening | Medical tests | Medicine | Minorities | Mollusks | Natural resources | Newspapers | Pest control | Pesticide pollution | Plumbing | Politics and government | Potable water | Pregnant women | Preventive medicine | Product safety | Public health | Public lands | Public utilities | Quality control | Quality of life | Quality of products | Radioactive pollution of water | Radon | Recycling of waste products | Research and development | Research centers | Research grants | Reservoirs | Revolving funds | Right of property | Risk assessment | Rural affairs | Science policy | Sewage treatment plants | Sewerage | Solid wastes | State and local government | State courts | State laws | State officials and employees | State-local relations | State-local relations -- Virginia | Strategic planning | Sulphur | Surveys | Technical assistance | Technological innovations | Technology | Technology assessment | Technology transfer | Telecommunication | Telephone | Test facilities | Toxicology | Virus diseases | Waste water treatment | Water conservation | Water conservation -- Arizona | Water conservation -- California | Water conservation -- New Mexico | Water conservation -- Texas | Water pollution | Water pollution control | Water pollution measurement | Water purification -- New York/State | Water quality -- Standards | Water resources | Water resources -- Territories (U.S.) | Water reuse | Water supply -- District of Columbia | Water supply -- New York/City | Water supply -- Virginia | Water treatment plants | Watershed management | Watershed management -- New York/City | Watersheds | Whistle blowing | Women

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
8/2/96	Senate	Agreed to	Session 2, roll call 263: On the Conference Report conference report s.1316; Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996
8/2/96	House	Passed	Session 2, roll call 399: On Agreeing to the Conference Report Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1995
11/29/95	Senate	Passed	Session 1, roll call 588: On Passage of the Bill s.1316, as amended; Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996
11/29/95	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 587: On the Motion to Table motion to table boxer amdt no. 3078; To require certain communities water systems to issue a consumer confidence report on the level of contaminants in the drinking water.