105th Congress / Bills / S 495
Title
A bill to provide criminal and civil penalties for the unlawful acquisition, transfer, or use of any chemical weapon or biological weapon, and to reduce the threat of acts of terrorism or armed aggression involving the use of any such weapon against the United States, its citizens, or Armed Forces, or those of any allied country, and for other purposes.
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Categories (What are categories?)
Administrative fees | Administrative procedure | Administrative remedies | Agriculture | Air bases | Airline passenger traffic | Alien property | Alliances | American economic assistance | American military assistance | American technical assistance | Armed forces | Arms control -- China | Arms control -- Egypt | Arms control -- India | Arms control -- Iran | Arms control -- Iraq | Arms control -- Libya | Arms control -- North Korea | Arms control -- Pakistan | Arms control -- Russia | Arms control -- Syria | Arms control agreements | Arms control negotiations | Arms control verification | Arms sales | Army posts | Authorization -- Department of State | Aviation accidents | Aviation agreements | Ballistic missile defenses | Biological warfare | Biological weapons | Budgets | Capital punishment | Chemical warfare | Chemical weapons | Chemicals | Civil war | Collective security agreements | Communications | Compensation for victims of crime | Conferences | Congress | Congress and foreign policy | Congress and military policy | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Conspiracy | Conventional weapons | Counterterrorism | Criminal justice | Defense budgets | Defense economics | Defense policy | Defense procurement | Defoliant operations | Diplomatic privileges and immunities | Disaster relief | Drone aircraft | Education | Emergency management | Evacuation of civilians | Executive departments | Executive orders | Export controls | Export credit | Export finance | Extraterritoriality | Federal installations | Fines (Penalties) | Foreign aid | Foreign loans | Foreign policy -- East Asia | Foreign policy -- Middle East and North Africa | Foreign policy -- South Asia | Forfeiture | Governmental investigations | Hazardous substances | Herbicides | Higher education | Hostages | Humanitarian intervention | Injunctions | Intellectual property | Intelligence activities | International affairs | International agencies | International cooperation | International finance | International military forces | Job training | Jurisdiction | Law | Law enforcement | Logistics | Medical care | Medical research | Medicine | Military and naval supplies | Military bases | Military civic action | Military command and control | Military education | Military intelligence | Military maneuvers | Military operations | Military readiness | Military research | Military science | Military strategy | Military training | Multilateral development banks | Murder | No first use (Nuclear strategy) | Nuclear nonproliferation | Nuclear weapons | Patents | Peacekeeping forces | President and foreign policy | Presidents | Prisoners of war | Public contracts | Punitive damages | Recognition (International law) | Rescue work | Research and development | Riot control agents | Sanctions (International law) | Science policy | Searches and seizures | Sentences (Criminal procedure) | Tactical nuclear weapons | Technology | Technology transfer | Terrorism | Terrorists | Trade | Transportation | Transportation of hazardous substances | Vaccines | Warrants (Law) | Weapons of mass destruction | Weapons systems
Votes on this bill
| Date | Chamber | Result | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senate | Session 1, roll call 45: On Passage of the Bill s.495 as modified; Chemical and Biological Weapons Threat Reduction Act of 1997 |
