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1separate subject-matter committees in each house of congress that handle bills in different policy areas.13 sets
2permanent committees10 sets
3permanently established legislative committees that consider and are responsible for legislation within a certain subject area9 sets
4permanently established legislative committees that consider and are responsible for legislation within a certain subject area.5 sets
5separate subject-matter committees in each house of congress that handle bills in different policy areas4 sets
6the permanent congressional committees that handle legislation4 sets
7who does most of the work during the legislative sessions?2 sets
8permanent committees in congress to which bills of similar nature could be sent2 sets
9permanent panels that recommend funding levels—authorizations—for government operations and for new and existing programs.2 sets
10permanent committees responsible for legislation in particular policy areas2 sets
11a permanent committee in congress that oversees bills dealing with certain issues.2 sets
12permanent congressional committees that handle matters related to a specific legislative topic.2 sets
13separate subject matter committees in each house of congress that handle bills in different policy areas2 sets
14permanent committees that deal with special issues2 sets
15permanently established legislative committees that consider and are responsible for legislation within a certain subject area. examples are the house ways and means committee and the senate judiciary committee.2 sets
16permanent and powerful2 sets
17permanently established committees that consider proposed legislation in specified policy areas and decide whether to recommend its passage by the larger body.1 set
18committees that are permanent1 set
19they continue from one congress till the next1 set
20a commity that deals standing issues1 set
21continue from one congress to the next, permanent groups to oversee bills that dealt with certain kinds of issues1 set
22separate suject-matter committees in each house of congress that handle bills in different policy areas.1 set
23permanent panels to which all similar bills could be sent1 set
24a regular or permanent committee created by a legislature to review bills within a specified subject area.1 set
25house has 19 and senate has 16, and both houses share 4 committees1 set
26premanent congressional committees that determine whether proposed legislation should be sent to the entire chamber for consideration1 set
27permanent groups that oversee bills that deal with certain kinds of issues.1 set
28committees that deal with proposed bills and also act in an oversight function. they are permanent, existing from one congress to the next, such as the house ways and means and senate appropriations.1 set
29seperate subject matter committees in each house of congress that handle bills1 set
30the permanent committes that continue their work from session to session1 set
31many not refuse to report bills, they have to log them in1 set
32permanent committees/ handle bills in specific areas/1 set
33legislative committees responsible for legislation within a certain subject area1 set
34all of the committees in washington.1 set
35seperate subject matter committees in each house of congress that handle bills in different policy areas1 set
36permanent committees dealing with specific topics1 set
37workhorse committees in congress involved in every day operations1 set
38they are permanent, both house and senate1 set
39separate subject-matter commitees in each house of congress that handle bills in different policy areas1 set
40the permanent committees that continue their work from session to session1 set