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5 Legislative History of the Regulatory Flexibility Act P.L. 96-354 1 (1980)

handle is hein.leghis/lghisregflx0005 and id is 1 raw text is: P.L. 96-354 Vol. 5 REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ACT P.L. 96-354 94 Stat. 1164 September 19, 1980 BILLS 96th Congress: 13) S. 299 as introduced by Mr. Culver, et al., and referred to the Senate Judiciary Com- mittee, 96th Congress, January 31, 1979. 14) S. 299 as reported (Senate Report No. 96-878) with an amendment, July 30, 1980. 15) S. Con. Res. 121, a resolution to correct the enrollment of S. 299, as submitted by Messrs. Robert Byrd and Baker, considered and agreed to, September 8, 1980. 95th Congress: 16) S. 1974 as introduced by Messrs. Nelson and Culver and referred to the Senate Ju- diciary Committee, 95th Congress, August 1, 1977. 17) Senate Amendment No. 849 as intended to be proposed to S. 1974 by Messrs. Nelson and Culver in the nature of a substitute, September 9, 1977. 18) Senate Amendment No. 3069 as intended to be proposed to S. 1974 by Messrs. Pearson and Hathaway, June 23, 1978. 19) S. 1974 as reported (Senate Report No. 95- 1322) with amendments, October 11, 1978.

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