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      "id": 103164,
      "date": "2003-01-17",
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      "title": "House Rules Changes Affecting Floor Proceedings in the 108th Congress",
      "summary": "On the first day of the 108th Congress, the House agreed to  H.Res. 5 , which made\nseveral rules changes affecting floor proceedings. The 108th Congress was the first Congress to\nconvene after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and the House modified three rules to\nprepare for a catastrophic event. In addition, the House adjusted its rules regarding motions to\ninstruct conferees and the admission of electronic devices on the floor. It also repealed the term limit\non the Speaker. The House clarified rules concerning the access of leadership staff to the floor,\nfive-minute voting in a series, and the motion to adjourn during a call of the House. \n H.Res. 5  also included a standing order concerning motions to suspend the rules. This\nreport will be updated if the rules of the 108th Congress change.",
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  "topics": [
    "American Law",
    "Economic Policy",
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