Missouri Government and PoliticsRichard J. Hardy, Richard R. Dohm University of Missouri Press, 1985 - 249 pages |
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... committee chair be- cause the chair decides which bills will be reported out of committee and the order in which they will be reported . Tremendous demands are made on committees of the Missouri General Assembly . For example , consider ...
... committee chair be- cause the chair decides which bills will be reported out of committee and the order in which they will be reported . Tremendous demands are made on committees of the Missouri General Assembly . For example , consider ...
Page 74
... committees as in the U.S. Congress . Committees in the states are important for differ- ent reasons . The education committees are impor- tant because so much of the state budget goes to education . The judiciary committees are ...
... committees as in the U.S. Congress . Committees in the states are important for differ- ent reasons . The education committees are impor- tant because so much of the state budget goes to education . The judiciary committees are ...
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... committee was split into five theo- retically equal committees , each covering the bud- get of two or three departments . For instance , the Appropriations - Education and Transportation Committee deals with the Departments of Higher ...
... committee was split into five theo- retically equal committees , each covering the bud- get of two or three departments . For instance , the Appropriations - Education and Transportation Committee deals with the Departments of Higher ...
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