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HR 2610 113th Congress Economics and Public Finance

Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2014

Introduced: July 2, 2013 See on congress.gov
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 Amendments to this bill 16

Amendments propose changes to this bill. Members vote on amendments separately before the final bill vote. An agreed amendment becomes part of the bill; a failed amendment does not.

7 agreed to 6 failed 3 pending / other

AmendmentSponsorPurposeStatusLatest action
HAMDT 443 An amendment to reduce the National Railroad Passenger Corporation Office of Inspector General account by $4,… Pending Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 442 Amendment reduces funding for the Federal Maritime Commission by $100,000 and applies the savings to the Spen… Agreed to Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 439 Amendment sought to reduce funding for Rental Housing Assistance by $5 million and to apply the savings to th… Failed Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 438 Amendment is technical in nature and clarifies which funds are available for the project-based rental assista… Agreed to Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 437 An amendment to reduce funds for Homeless Assistance Grants by $55 million and to apply the savings to the sp… Pending Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 432 Capito, Shelley Moore Amendment increases funding for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) by $350 million which is offset … Agreed to Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 431 Castor, Kathy Amendment reduces funding for HUD Management and Administration by $3 million and increases funding for HUD O… Agreed to Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 430 An amendment to reduce funds in the Grants to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority account by $… Pending Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 428 Amendment sought to eliminate the $600 million in funding for Amtrak's capital and debt service grants and to… Failed Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 426 Amendment sought to make $61,960,000 available for NextGen research and development. Failed Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 425 Amendment sought to make $870,031,000 available for NextGen capital programs. Failed Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 424 Amendment sought to increase funding for NextGen by $3,497,000. Failed Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 423 Amendment transfers $500,000 from the NextGen account to the aviation safety activities account for the purpo… Agreed to Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 422 McClintock, Tom Amendment sought to reduce the funding for Essential Air Service by $100 million and to apply the savings to … Failed Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 420 Amendment exempts Alaska and Hawaii from the per passenger subsidy cap of $500 for the essential air service … Agreed to Jul 30, 2013
HAMDT 419 Amendment directs the existing $14.7 million in DOT funding to the Research and Innovative Technology Adminis… Agreed to Jul 30, 2013
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