The National Budget System
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Of these there are fifty-five, in the House and seventy-five in the Senate, twenty-nine of which, as has been shown, have jurisdiction over bills drawing money out of the Treasury.
Although the Constitution theoretically places in the hands of the House of Representatives the chief responsibihty and power as regards revenue and expenditure, in practice the two houses are co-equal in these respects with the balance of power in favor of the Senate.
A brief sketch of the House committees having ju...risdiction over the preparation of financial measures will show the striking development toward decentralization during recent years. The evolution in the Senate has been similar to that of the House but resiilting in an even greater division of responsibility.
The Committee on Ways and Means is the oldest and still the most powerful of the com- mittees of the House. Its chairman is floor leader of the House and ranks next to the Speaker. It was established in 1789 as a select committee 63 64 THE NATIONAL BUDGET SYSTEM and was made a standing committee in 1802.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of these there are fifty-five, in the House and seventy-five in the Senate, twenty-nine of which, as has been shown, have jurisdiction over bills drawing money out of the Treasury.
Although the Constitution theoretically places in the hands of the House of Representatives the chief responsibihty and power as regards revenue and expenditure, in practice the two houses are co-equal in these respects with the balance of power in favor of the Senate.
A brief sketch of the House committees having ju...risdiction over the preparation of financial measures will show the striking development toward decentralization during recent years. The evolution in the Senate has been similar to that of the House but resiilting in an even greater division of responsibility.
The Committee on Ways and Means is the oldest and still the most powerful of the com- mittees of the House. Its chairman is floor leader of the House and ranks next to the Speaker. It was established in 1789 as a select committee 63 64 THE NATIONAL BUDGET SYSTEM and was made a standing committee in 1802.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins, Charles Wallace, 1879- to read onlineMoreLess
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