H.R. 5814 · 109th Congress

Authorization bill FY2007, Homeland Security

Stage: Reported from committee
Sponsor: Pete King
Introduced: 2006-07-17
Latest action: 2006-11-17 · House Committee on Ways and Means Granted an extension for further consideration ending not later than Dec. 8, 2006.

Subjects

Congress

Congressional oversight

Health

Terrorism

Law

Law enforcement officers

Nuclear weapons

Emergency management

Federal officials

Research and development

Commerce

Native Americans

Animals

Federal-Indian relations

Department of Homeland Security

Science, Technology, Communications

Armed Forces and National Security

Government Operations and Politics

Labor and Employment

Economics and Public Finance

Minorities

Crime and Law Enforcement

Social Welfare

Aliens

Explosives

Biological warfare

Chemical warfare

Congressional reporting requirements

Disabled

Federal employees

Infrastructure

International Affairs

Mass rapid transit

Nuclear terrorism

Transportation and Public Works

International cooperation

Congressional investigations

Information technology

Authorization

Federal advisory bodies

Fraud

Government contractors

Liability (Law)

Conferences

Congressional-executive relations

Federal-local relations

Federal-state relations

Government procurement

Public health

Housing and Community Development

Licenses

Advice and consent of the Senate

Bombings

Suicide

Police

Administrative procedure

Airline passenger traffic

Technology transfer

Security measures

Federal law enforcement officers

Drug abuse

Signs and symbols

Police training

Employee training

Aircraft pilots

Exchange of persons programs

Federal aid to law enforcement

Paramedical personnel

Local officials

State officials

Fire fighters

Aviation safety

Presidential appointments

Civil service retirement

Drug law enforcement

Identification of criminals

Identification devices

Searches and seizures

Infrastructure (Economics)

Evacuation of civilians

Border patrols

Executive reorganization

Security clearances

Transportation workers

Deceptive advertising

Intelligence officers

Dogs

Military vehicles

Bus drivers

Railroad safety

Transportation planning

Emergency housing

Risk

Animal breeding

Computer security measures

Surplus government property

Flight training

Computer simulation

Older workers

Transportation safety

Charter airlines