106th Congress / Bills / S 886

Title

An original bill to authorize appropriations for the Department of State for fiscal years 2000 and 2001; to provide for enhanced security at United States diplomatic facilities; to provide for certain arms control, nonproliferation, and other national security measures; to provide for the reform of the United Nations; and for other purposes.

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Abortion | Accounting | Administration of justice | Administrative fees | Administrative procedure -- Central Intelligence Agency | Administrative procedure -- Department of Commerce | Administrative procedure -- Department of Defense | Administrative procedure -- Department of Energy | Administrative procedure -- Nuclear Regulatory Commission | Administrative remedies | Advice and consent of the Senate | Alien labor | Alien property -- Libya | Alliances | American economic assistance | American military assistance | Americans employed in foreign countries | Americans in foreign countries | Arab-Israeli conflict | Armed forces | Arms control agreements -- Russia | Arms control agreements -- U.S.S.R. | Arms control negotiations | Arms control verification | Arms sales | Artificial satellites | Assassination | Auditing | Authorization -- Department of State | Awards, medals, prizes | Biological weapons | Bombings | Boundaries -- Canada | Boundaries -- Mexico | Budgets | Building construction | Business | Business education | Business ethics | Capital cities -- Israel | Capital punishment | Chemical weapons | Child abuse | Child labor | Children | Children's rights | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Civil service pensions | Civil-military relations | Commemorations | Commercial aircraft | Communication satellites | Communications | Compensation (Law) | Compensation for victims of crime | Conferences | Congress | Congress and foreign policy | Congressional investigations | Congressional office buildings | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional witnesses | Congressional-executive relations | Corruption in politics | Counterterrorism | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Crisis management | Cultural relations | Custody of children | Data banks | Defense policy | Democracy -- Nigeria | Destruction of property | Disasters | Disciplining of employees | Discrimination in employment | Dismissal of employees | Dissenters | Education | Educational exchanges -- Vietnam | Elections | Elementary and secondary education | Embassies -- Nepal | Embassies -- Security measures | Emergency management | Emergency medical services | Employee training | Energy | Estates (Law) | Executive departments | Executive reorganization | Exhibitions | Explosives | Export controls -- Hong Kong | Export controls -- Macau | Extradition | Extradition -- Georgia (Republic) | Families | Federal advisory bodies | Federal law enforcement officers -- Department of Justice | Federal officials | Finance | Financial disclosure | Financial statements | Firearms | Forced labor | Foreign aid -- Palestinian Authority | Foreign exchange rates | Foreign leaders | Foreign policy | Foreign policy -- Africa (Sub-Saharan) | Foreign policy -- Caribbean area | Foreign policy -- East Asia | Foreign policy -- Eastern Europe | Foreign policy -- Europe | Foreign policy -- Latin America | Foreign policy -- Middle East and North Africa | Foreign policy -- South Asia | Foreign relations -- Taiwan | Foreign service | Foundations | Freedom of the press | Gifts | Government employees | Government information | Government liability | Government paperwork | Governmental investigations | Grievance procedures | Guardian and ward | Harbors | Hazardous substances | Higher education | Human rights -- China | Human rights -- East Timor | Human rights -- Indonesia | Human rights -- Iran | Humanities | Immigrants | Immigration | Independent regulatory commissions | Industrialization | Inspectors general -- Inter-American Foundation | Inspectors general -- U.S. Agency for International Development | Insurgency -- Morocco | Intelligence activities | International affairs | International agencies | International broadcasting | International competitiveness | International control of nuclear power | International cooperation | International cooperation in science | International courts | International employees | International finance | International fishery management | International labor activities | International military forces | Jews | Job training | Labor | Land mines | Language and languages | Law | Leave of absence | Legislation | Legislative bodies | Licenses | Limitation of actions | Marine resources | Marketing | Medical care | Medicine | Military personnel | Military research | Military weapons | Minesweeping | Minorities | Missing children | Monuments and memorials | National security | NATO countries | Navigation satellites | Negotiations | Nuclear exports | Nuclear facilities | Nuclear fuels | Nuclear industry | Nuclear nonproliferation | Nuclear weapons | Ocean floor | Palestinians | Parental kidnapping | Parents | Passports | Peace negotiations -- Sudan | Peacekeeping forces | Pensions | Personnel management | Personnel records | Plutonium | Political prisoners | Political violence | Politics and government | President and foreign policy | Presidential appointments | Presidents | Prisoners | Prosecution | Protection of foreign officials | Public contracts | Radio broadcasting -- Cuba | Rating of employees | Recruiting of employees | Referendum | Refugee policy | Refugees | Regionalism (International organization) | Regionalism (International organization) -- Western Europe | Rehabilitation | Religion | Religious liberty | Repatriation | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Rescission of appropriated funds | Research and development | Russians | Salaries | Scholarships | School choice | Science policy | Scientists in government | Seismology | Social services | Sovereignty | Sterilization (Birth control) | Supervisors | Surplus government property | Tax-deferred compensation plans | Taxation | Technology | Technology transfer | Telecommunication | Terrorism -- Scotland | Terrorism -- United Kingdom | Torture | Tourism | Trade | Trade fairs | Transfer of employees | Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. | Transportation | Travel costs | Treaties | Treaty-making power | United Nations | United Nations delegations -- Israel | United Nations employees | United Nations finances | United Nations officials | United Nations structure | Uranium | Veterans | Victims | Visas -- Fees | War crime trials | War crimes -- Rwanda | Weapons systems | Whistle blowing

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
6/22/99	Senate	Passed	Session 1, roll call 180: On Passage of the Bill S. 886, As Amended; United Nations Reform Act of 1999
6/22/99	Senate	Rejected	Session 1, roll call 179: On the Amendment Feingold Amdt. No. 692; To limit the percentage of noncompetitively awarded grants made to the core grantees of the National Endowment for Democracy.
6/21/99	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 177: On the Amendment Sarbanes Amdt. No. 689 as modified; To revise the deadlines with respect to the retention of records of disciplinary actions and the filing of grievances within the Foreign Service.