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Letter to Secretary of the Department of Commerce the Honorable Wilbur L. Ross, Jr. regarding the use of postal carriers as enumerators during the 2020 decennial census

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letter to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development The Honorable Benjamin S. Carson, Sr., M.D. regarding exceeding spending limits

Press Release
Gowdy Questions HUD Secretary on Exceeding Spending Limits

WASHINGTON - Today, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy sent a letter to Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Carson regarding allegations of excessive spending on the redecoration of the Secretary's office and retaliation against HUD employee and whistleblower Helen Foster. Excerpts from the letter: "The Committee is aware of a complaint filed with the Office of Special Counsel (OSC) by Department of Housing and Urban Development ...

Hearing
Federalism Implications of Treating States as Stakeholders

PURPOSE: To examine the roles of states in the federal decision-making process To explore how federal agencies engage with states when implementing federal law and policies BACKGROUND: Existing practices do not adequately support the states' role as partners in federal decision-making and policy administration, which, if embraced, could work to create smarter, less costly laws and ...

Letter
letter to u.s. census bureau acting director ron s. jarmin, ph.d. regarding the 2018 end-to-end test

Letter
Letter to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator the Honorable Scott Pruitt regarding federal travel

Letter
Letter to Secretary of State the Honorable Rex Tillerson regarding Whistleblowers

Letter
Letter to the Department of the Treasury Assistant Secretary for Tax Policy The Honorable David Kautter regarding Internal Revenue Service Rulemaking Process

Letter
letter to environmental protection agency inspector general the honorable arthur a. elkins regarding the chemical safety board

Press Release
Committee Republicans Release Memo on Last Minute Obama-Era Rule Banning Lead Ammo

WASHINGTON -  Today, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Republicans released a memo regarding a last minute rule imposed by the Obama Administration prohibiting the use of lead ammunition and fishing tackle on Fish and Wildlife Service property. Documents show the departing Administration hastily prepared and unilaterally imposed this policy without citing scientific support and public input. View ...