S. 2468 · 108th Congress

Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act

Stage: Reported from committee
Sponsor: Susan Collins
Introduced: 2004-05-20
Latest action: 2004-08-25 · Committee on Governmental Affairs. Reported by Senator Collins under authority of the order of the Senate of 07/22/04 with an amendment in the nature of a substitute. With written report No. 108-318. Additional views filed.

Subjects

Congress

Government trust funds

Postal service

Performance measurement

Government operations and politics

Health

Terrorism

Taxation

Civil actions and liability

Law

Congressional leadership

Federal officials

Commerce

Small business

Securities

Building construction

Intellectual property

Bankruptcy

Administrative remedies

Science, Technology, Communications

Armed Forces and National Security

Public Lands and Natural Resources

Labor and Employment

Economics and Public Finance

Crime and Law Enforcement

Congressional reporting requirements

Federal employees

Finance and Financial Sector

Income tax

Military personnel

Auditing

Indexing (Economic policy)

Names

Productivity in government

User charges

Antitrust law

Congressional-executive relations

Federal-local relations

Federal-state relations

Government paperwork

Government publicity

Local laws

Restrictive trade practices

Standards

State laws

Grievance procedures

Internet

Advice and consent of the Senate

Administrative procedure

Security measures

Evidence (Law)

Subpoena

Appellate courts

Judicial review

Planning

Privileges and immunities

Accounting

Presidential appointments

Fines (Penalties)

Independent regulatory commissions

Injunctions

Civil service retirement

Confidential communications

Government employees' health insurance

Term limits

Collective bargaining

District courts

Competition

Legal services

Corporation taxes

Retail trade

Leave of absence

Executive reorganization

Electronic commerce

Consumer discounts

Retiree health benefits

Land use

Inspectors general

Job hunting

Jurisdiction

United States Postal Service

Revolving funds

Labor contracts

Postal facilities

Capital investments

Industrial arbitration

Marketing

Sick leave

Privatization

Building laws

Disability retirement

Consumer complaints

Labor disputes

Tax-exempt securities

Workers' compensation

Trade secrets

Zoning and zoning law

Employee-management relations in government

Mediation

Government downsizing

Automation

New products

Postal Rate Commission

Monopolies

Vending machines

Early retirement

Customer service