106th Congress / Bills / H R 3196
Title
Making appropriations for foreign operations, export financing, and related programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2000, and for other purposes.
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Categories (What are categories?)
Abortion | Administration of justice | Agriculture | Agriculture in foreign trade | AIDS (Disease) | Air pollution | Air pollution control | Albanians | Alcoholic beverages | American agricultural assistance | American economic assistance | American investments | American military assistance | Americans in foreign countries -- El Salvador | Animals | Annexation (International law) | Appropriations -- African Development Foundation | Appropriations -- Department of State | Appropriations -- Department of the Treasury | Appropriations -- Export-Import Bank of the United States | Appropriations -- Overseas Private Investment Corporation | Appropriations -- Peace Corps | Appropriations -- Trade and Development Agency | Appropriations -- U.S. Agency for International Development | Arab-Israeli conflict | Armed forces | Armed forces abroad | Arms control | Arms control agreements | Arms sales -- Persian Gulf States | Arms sales -- Taiwan | Army posts | Arrest | Assassination | Auditing | Authorization | Ballistic missiles | Biological diversity conservation | Birth control | Boundaries -- Thailand | Boycott | Bribery | Budgets | Business | Buy American | Capital cities | Child development | Child health services | Child nutrition | Child welfare | Children | Children's rights | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Civil service pensions | Civil war | Civil-military relations | Classified defense information | Clean coal technology | Coast guard | Commemorations | Commercial blacklisting -- Arab countries | Communicable diseases | Communications | Compensation for victims of crime | Competitive bidding | Computers and government | Conferences | Congress | Congress and foreign policy | Congressional agencies -- Library of Congress | Congressional investigations | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Contracts | Corruption in politics | Counterpart funds | Counterterrorism | Coups d'etat | Crime prevention | Crimes against humanity | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Customs administration | Damages | Debt agreements | Debt relief | Debt-for-nature swaps | Defense economics | Defense policy | Defense procurement | Democracy | Developing countries | Diplomacy | Diplomatic privileges and immunities | Disaster relief | Displaced persons | District courts | Drug abuse | Drug law enforcement | Economic development | Economic growth | Economic policy | Education | Election administration | Elections | Elementary and secondary education | Embassies | Emergency management | Emigration | Employee rights | Endangered species | Energy | Environmental protection | Ethnic relations | Exchange of persons programs | Executive compensation | Executive departments | Executive reorganization -- Inter-American Foundation | Export controls | Export credit | Export finance | Export subsidies | Expropriation | Extradition | Federal aid to medical research | Federal employees | Federal libraries | Federal office buildings | Federally-guaranteed loans | Finance | Fines (Penalties) | Food | Food relief | Forced labor | Foreign aid -- Afghanistan | Foreign aid -- Africa | Foreign aid -- Armenia | Foreign aid -- Azerbaijan | Foreign aid -- Bosnia and Herzegovina | Foreign aid -- Burma | Foreign aid -- Cambodia | Foreign aid -- Caribbean area | Foreign aid -- Caucasus | Foreign aid -- Central Asia | Foreign aid -- CIS countries | Foreign aid -- Colombia | Foreign aid -- Costa Rica | Foreign aid -- Croatia | Foreign aid -- Cyprus | Foreign aid -- Democratic Republic of Congo | Foreign aid -- Eastern Europe | Foreign aid -- Ecuador | Foreign aid -- Egypt | Foreign aid -- Estonia | Foreign aid -- Europe | Foreign aid -- Former Soviet states | Foreign aid -- Gaza Strip | Foreign aid -- Georgia | Foreign aid -- Guatemala | Foreign aid -- Haiti | Foreign aid -- Indonesia | Foreign aid -- Iraq | Foreign aid -- Ireland | Foreign aid -- Israel | Foreign aid -- Jordan | Foreign aid -- Kazakhstan | Foreign aid -- Kyrgyzstan | Foreign aid -- Latvia | Foreign aid -- Lebanon | Foreign aid -- Liberia | Foreign aid -- Libya | Foreign aid -- Lithuania | Foreign aid -- Mongolia | Foreign aid -- Montenegro | Foreign aid -- Myanmar | Foreign aid -- North Korea | Foreign aid -- Northern Ireland | Foreign aid -- Pakistan | Foreign aid -- Palestinian Authority | Foreign aid -- Panama | Foreign aid -- Persian Gulf States | Foreign aid -- Romania | Foreign aid -- Russia | Foreign aid -- Serbia | Foreign aid -- South Asia | Foreign aid -- Sudan | Foreign aid -- Syria | Foreign aid -- Tajikistan | Foreign aid -- Tunisia | Foreign aid -- Turkmenistan | Foreign aid -- Uzbekistan | Foreign aid -- West Bank | Foreign loans | Foreign policy | Foreign policy -- Africa (Sub-Saharan) | Foreign policy -- Caribbean area | Foreign policy -- Central Asia | Foreign policy -- East Asia | Foreign policy -- Latin America | Foreign policy -- Middle East and North Africa | Foreign service | Foreign trade promotion | Forest conservation | Forestry | Foundations | Free enterprise | Freedom of the press | Fugitives from justice | Genocide | Global warming | Government buyouts | Government consultants | Government contractors | Government corporations | Government downsizing | Government employees | Government information | Government lending | Government ownership | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government publicity | Government trust funds | Greenhouse effect | Greenhouse gases | Hazardous substances | Health policy | Higher education | Historic sites | History | Housing | Human immunodeficiency viruses | Human rights | Human rights -- China | Humanities | Hunger | Immigration | Infants | Infrastructure | Infrastructure (Economics) | Inspectors general | Insurance companies | Insurgency | Interest | International affairs | International agencies | International broadcasting | International claims | International cooperation | International environmental cooperation | International finance | International relief | Internet | Investment guaranty insurance | Jewish holocaust (1939-1945) | Job training | Judges | Judicial officers | Jurisdiction | Labor | Land mines | Law | Law enforcement | Leadership | Leases | Loan defaults | Lobbying | Location of industries | Malaria | Man and the Biosphere Programme | Marine resources | Marine transportation | Maternal health services | Medical care | Medicine | Military and naval supplies | Military base agreements | Military command and control | Military education | Military helicopters | Military intervention | Military occupation -- East Timor | Military research | Military training | Minesweeping | Minorities | Misconduct in office | Multilateral development banks | Murder | National security | NATO countries | NATO military forces | Natural resources | Nature conservation | Nongovernmental organizations | Nuclear exports | Nuclear facilities | Nuclear fuels | Nuclear nonproliferation | Nuclear reactors | Nuclear weapons | Nuclear weapons tests | Nutrition | Obstruction of justice | Official secrets | Opposition (Political science) | Ordnance | Organized crime | Orphans | Palestinians | Parking facilities | Peace | Peace treaties | Peacekeeping forces -- Kosovo | Pensions | Petroleum | Police corruption | Police training -- New Mexico | Poliomyelitis | Political violence | Politics and government | Poor | Population policy | Potable water | President and foreign policy | Presidents | Preventive medicine | Privatization | Prosecution | Prostitution | Public contracts | Public lands | Radioactive waste disposal | Reactor fuel reprocessing | Recreation | Refugee children | Refugee policy | Refugees | Refuse and refuse disposal | Regionalism (International organization) | Reinsurance | Religion -- Tibet | Religious liberty | Repatriation | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Research and development | Sanctions (International law) | Science policy | Service academies -- Georgia | Slavery | Small business | Social services | Solid wastes | Sovereignty | Sports | State-sponsored terrorism | Sterilization (Birth control) | Strategic materials | Strategic planning | Supplemental appropriations | Surface-to-air missiles | Surplus government property | Sustainable agriculture | Sustainable development | Tariff | Taxation | Technology | Technology transfer -- Iran | Telecommunication | Terrorism | Trade | Trade agreements | Trade negotiations | Traffic violations -- District of Columbia | Transportation | Treaties | Tropical forests | Tuberculosis | Unemployment | United Nations | United Nations finances | United Nations membership | Uranium enrichment | Urban affairs | Vaccination | War crime trials | War crimes -- Yugoslavia | War relief | Water resources | Water supply | Weapons systems | Welfare | Women | Women clergy | Women's rights
Votes on this bill
| Date | Chamber | Result | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|
| House | Session 1, roll call 572: On Passage Foreign Operations Appropriations, Fy 2000 | ||
| House | Session 1, roll call 571: On Agreeing to the Amendment |