The U.S. House of Representatives met and engaged in Morning-hour Debates. The 103rd Congress adopted this new floor procedure to allow members to speak for five minutes but may not introduce new legislative business. Members rose and spoke during this session on a number of topics including health care reform, the crime bill, and the appointment of a new special counsel. Following these speeches the House stood in recess until 12pm that day.
10:30AM - 10:49AM ETMorning Hour 11:59AM - 4:47PM ETHouse Session
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Briefings for August 8, 1994
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Hearings for August 8, 1994
Today
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Statistics
2020 Year End Statistics118th Congress - House
Total Hours: 943 (After 498 days)
Debate335 Hours
Special Orders150 Hours
Votes189 Hours
One Minute Speeches71 Hours
Morning Hour79 Hours
Opening Procedures6 Hours
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Source: Resume of Congressional Activity (senate.gov)