Congressional Budget Act of 1974 (General)
Congressional Budget and
Impoundment Control Act of 1974
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Congressional Budget Act of 1974
Section 1. Short Titles, Table of Contents.
Section 2. Declaration of Purposes.
Title I. Establishment of the House and Senate Budget Committees
Section 101. Budget Committee of the House of Representatives.
Section 102. Budget Committee of the Senate.
Title II. Congressional Budget Office
Section 201. Establishment of Office.
Section 202. Duties and Functions.
Section 203. Public Access to Budget Data.
Title III. Congressional Budget Process
Section 301. Annual Adoption of Concurrent Resolution on the Budget
Section 302. Committee Allocations
Section 304. Permissible Revisions of Concurrent Resolutions on the Budget
Section 305. Provisions Relating to Consideration of Concurrent Resolutions on the Budget
Section 306. Legislation Dealing With Congressional Budget Must Be Handled by Budget Committees
Section 307. House Committee Action on All Appropriation Bills to be Completed by June 10
Section 308. Reports, Summaries, and Projections of Congressional Budget Actions
Section 309. House Approval of Regular Appropriation Bills
Section 311. Budget-related Legislation Must Be Within Appropriate levels
Section 312. Determinations and Points of Order
Section 313. Extraneous Matter in Reconciliation Legislation
Section 315. Effect of Adoption of a Special Order of Business in the House of Representatives
Title IV. Additional Provisions To Improve Fiscal Procedures
Part A – General Provisions
Section 401. Budget-Related Legislation Not Subject To Appropriations
Section 402. Analysis By The Congressional Budget Office
Section 403. Jurisdiction of the Appropriations Committees
Section 405. Off-Budget Agencies, Programs, and Activities
Section 406. Member User Group
Part B – Federal Mandates
Section 423. Duties of Congressional Committees
Section 425. Legislation Subject to Point of Order
Section 426. Provisions Relating to the House of Representatives
Section 427. Requests to the Congressional Budget Office from Senators
Section 428. Clarification of Application
Title V. Credit Reform
Section 503. CBO and OMB Analysis; Coordination and Review
Section 506. Treatment of Deposit Insurance and Agencies and Other Insurance Programs
Section 507. Effect on Other Laws
Title VI. [Repealed]
Title VI – 1974 Sections (As Enacted by Pub. L. 93-344 (CBA))
Title VI – 1990 Sections (Provisions of the 1990 Budget Agreement in the BEA 1990))
Title VII – Program Review and Evaluation
Section 701. Review and Evaluation of Standing Committees
Section 702. Review and Evaluation (Repealed)
Section 703. Continuing study of additional budget reform proposals
Title VIII. Fiscal and Budgetary Information Controls
Section 801. Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 (Repealed)
Section 802. Changes in Functional Categories (Repealed)
Title IX – Miscellaneous Provisions; Effective Dates
Section 901. Amendments to the Rules of the House.
Section 902. Conforming Amendments to the Standing Rules of the Senate.
Section 903. Amendments to Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946
Section 904. Exercise of Rulemaking Powers
Section 905. Effective Dates [Repealed]
Section 906. Application of Congressional Budget Process to FY76 [Repealed]
IMPOUNDMENT CONTROL ACT OF 1974
Title X. Impoundment Control
Part A – General Provisions
Section 1002. Amendment to Antideficency Act (Repealed)
Section 1003. Repeal of Existing Impoundment Reporting Provision (Repealed)
Part B – Congressional Consideration of Proposed Rescissions, Reservations, and Deferral of Budget Authority
Section 1012. Rescissions of Budget Authority
Section 1013. Proposed Deferrals
Section 1014. Transmission of Messages
Section 1015. Comptroller General Reports
Section 1016. Comptroller General Suits
Section 1017. House and Senate Procedure
Part C – Line Item Veto*
Section 1021. Line Item Veto Authority
Section 1022. Special Messages
Section 1023. Cancellation Effective Unless Disapproved
Section 1024. Deficit Reduction
Section 1025. Expedited Congressional Consideration of disapproval bills
Section 1027. Identification of Limited Tax Benefits
∗ The Line Item Veto Act of 1996 was found unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1998. In addition, under the terms of the law, its provisions have expired.
[For the law as first enacted see Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974, As Enacted]
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