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| − | Senators appointed to serve on conference committees. They are also called "managers." Conferees are usually appointed from the committee or committees that reported the legislation; they are expected to try and uphold the Senate's position on measures when they negotiate with conferees from the other body. | + | [[senator|Senators]] appointed to serve on [[conference committee|conference committees]]. They are also called "managers." Conferees are usually appointed from the [[committee]] or committees that reported the legislation; they are expected to try and uphold the Senate's position on [[measure|measures]] when they negotiate with conferees from the other body.<ref>[http://www.senate.gov/reference/glossary_term/conferees.htm] US Senate Reference</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:55, June 8, 2007
Senators appointed to serve on conference committees. They are also called "managers." Conferees are usually appointed from the committee or committees that reported the legislation; they are expected to try and uphold the Senate's position on measures when they negotiate with conferees from the other body.[1]