The U.S. Congress Votes Database

106th Congress / Bills / H R 833

Title

To amend title 11 of the United States Code, and for other purposes.

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Votes on this bill

DateChamberResultVote
2/2/00 Senate Passed Session 2, roll call 5: On Passage of the Bill
H.R. 833 As Amended; Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2000
5/5/99 House Passed Session 1, roll call 115: On Passage
Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1999
5/5/99 House Failed Session 1, roll call 114: On Agreeing to the Amendment
5/5/99 House Failed Session 1, roll call 113: On Agreeing to the Amendment
5/5/99 House Failed Session 1, roll call 112: On Agreeing to the Amendment
5/5/99 House Agreed to Session 1, roll call 111: On Agreeing to the Amendment
5/5/99 House Failed Session 1, roll call 110: On Agreeing to the Amendment
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