Hearings

February 26, 2013

Full Committee

S. 47—Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013

H-313 The Capitol
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Rule Hearing Information:

Meeting Time:  Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 4:30 PM in H-313 The Capitol
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Resources:

  • Text of S. 47 — Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013 [PDF][XML]
            ::  Text of Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute (Rules Committee Print 113-2, showing a new text for S. 47) [PDF][XML]
                    ::  Section-by-Section Analysis of RCP 113-2 [PDF]
     
  • Hearing Documents: 
        :: Rule  [PDF]
        :: H. Res. 83  [PDF][XML]
        :: H. Rept. 113-10 [PDF][XML]

Statements for the Record:

Committee Votes: 


Rules Committee Record Vote No. 13
Motion by Ms. Slaughter to amend the rule to S. 47 to make in order and provide the appropriate waivers for amendment #5, offered by Rep. Moore (WI) and Rep. Conyers Jr. (MI) and Rep. Jackson Lee (TX) and Rep. Slaughter (NY), wich offers the Senate-passed version of the Violence Against Women Act, a comprehensive update to the successful law which offers protections for all victims of violence. Defeated: 2–6
Majority Members
Vote
Minority Members
Vote
Ms. Foxx......................
 
Ms. Slaughter.................
Yea
Mr. Bishop of Utah............
Nay
Mr. McGovern..................
 
Mr. Cole of Oklahoma..........
 
Mr. Hastings of Florida.......
Yea
Mr. Woodall...................
Nay
Mr. Polis.....................
 
Mr. Nugent....................
Nay
 
 
Mr. Webster...................
Nay
 
 
Ms. Ros-Lehtinen..............
 
 
 
Mr. Burgess...................
Nay
 
 
Mr. Sessions, Chairman........
Nay
 
 

Rules Committee Record Vote No. 14
Motion by Mr. Hastings of Florida to amend the rule to S. 47 to make in order and provide the appropriate waivers for amendment #1, offered by Rep. Van Hollen (MD), which replaces the entire sequester for 2013—which would cause deep cuts to domestic priorities and defense—with savings from specific policies that reflect a balanced approach to deficit reduction. Protects our most vulnerable citizens, asks those earning over $1 million per year to contribute more, eliminates agriculture direct payments, and cuts subsidies for large oil companies. Defeated: 2–7
Majority Members
Vote
Minority Members
Vote
Ms. Foxx......................
 
Ms. Slaughter.................
Yea
Mr. Bishop of Utah............
Nay
Mr. McGovern..................
 
Mr. Cole of Oklahoma..........
Nay
Mr. Hastings of Florida.......
Yea
Mr. Woodall...................
Nay
Mr. Polis.....................
 
Mr. Nugent....................
Nay
 
 
Mr. Webster...................
Nay
 
 
Ms. Ros-Lehtinen..............
 
 
 
Mr. Burgess...................
Nay
 
 
Mr. Sessions, Chairman........
Nay