On the recordSeptember 13, 2016
There is a common theme between the underlying bill and the ranking member's substitute, and that theme is the need for greater transparency.
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congress.govThere is a common theme between the underlying bill and the ranking member's substitute, and that theme is the need for greater transparency.
Royce highlights the shared goal of increased transparency in congressional decisions.
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