...House or Senate document room and get a copy, and send it down to the Government Printing Office with a request from the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate, and in that way have his copy bound. That would do away with printing a large edition of useless documents...

...1968 letter to this organization, is "not to institute investigations into possible violations of (the act) in the absence of a request from the Clerk of the House of Representatives or Secretary of the Senate." Needless to say, neither the Clerk nor the Secretary...

...the Department said : This is not to institute investigations for past violations in the reporting in the absence of a request from the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate. Is this still the policy of the present law ? Mr. CLARK. This is the policy as under present law. This...

...to (.'nngrcxaional Quarterly, was "not to institute investigations into possible violations of (the Act) in the absence of a request from the Clerk of the House, of Representatives or the Secretary of the Senate." And until 1909 neither the Clerk of the House nor...

...issued an order addressed to T'.S. Attorneys that took the position that the Department of Justice wou'd not act in the absence of a request from the Clerk...not to make referrals to the Department of Justice. In Buckley v. Vnleo. the US District Court found, 'The Secretary of the Senate, the Clerk of the House...

...MCCORMICK. In response to your question about whether or not we should have two, the orders come to us from the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate. We print what authorized people requisition from us. Senator SCHWEIKER. I realize that. What is the...

...Attorney General Herbert Brownell issued an order addressed to US Attorneys that took the position that the Department of Justice would not act in the...not to make referrals to the Department of Justice. No one seriously questions the fact that the history of campaign finance laws in this country is a...

...In the face of this quagmire of statutory complexities, and in the absence of any assistance at all from the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate, the Department of Justice has endeavored to fulfill its enforcement mandate the best way it can : through...

...law. The official position of the Justice Department was not to act on a campaign violation without a request from the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate. These officials took the position that it was their duty to receive the reports but not to make referrals...

...letter to Congressional Quarterly, was "not to institute investigations into possible violations of (the Act) in the absence of a request from the Clerk of the House of Representatives or the Secretary of the Senate.'' And until 1969 neither the Clerk of the House...