A bill making appropriations for foreign assistance and related programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1978.

H.R. 7797 in the 95th Congress (1977–1978) became law — introduced on Jun 15, 1977, sponsored by Clarence Long. Congress held 24 roll call votes on it.

During the 95th Congress (1977–1978), Jimmy Carter was president, and Democrats held majorities in both the House and Senate.

Status: Became law
Introduced: Jun 15, 1977
Policy area: International affairs
Public law: Public Law 95-148

Sponsor

Clarence Long (D-MD)

Where it stands

IntroducedJun 15, 1977
Passed the HouseYes
Passed the SenateYes
Sent to the PresidentYes
Became lawOct 31, 1977

Every roll call vote on this bill

To agree to a modified amendment to H.R. 7797 that would reduce the appropriation for the united nations…House · Jun 22, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by reducing the appropriation for the sahel development program by $50 million.House · Jun 22, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by deleting the appropriation of $100 million for the southern africa special…House · Jun 22, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by prohibiting the use of funds for military education and training in argentina.House · Jun 22, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by prohibiting the use of funds for direct or indirect assistance to uganda, cambodia…House · Jun 22, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by prohibiting the use of funds for any "assistance or reparations" to vietnam.House · Jun 22, 1977
That the house resolve itself into the committee of the whole for the further consideration of H.R. 7797.House · Jun 23, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by reducing the appropriation for the international development association by $477…House · Jun 23, 1977
To limit the debate on the wilson amendment to H.R. 7797 (see RC 371) to fifteen minutes.House · Jun 23, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by reinstating the eligibility of nicaragua as a recipient of funds for military…House · Jun 23, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by prohibiting that the appropriations for international financial institutions be used…House · Jun 23, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by prohibiting the use of funds for any direct or indirect aid or trade with cuba.House · Jun 23, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by reducing the total budget authority by 5% for all payments not mandated by law.House · Jun 23, 1977
To pass H.R. 7797.House · Jun 23, 1977
To adopt the committee amendment to H.R. 7797 that prohibits the use of the appropriated funds for…Senate · Aug 4, 1977
To table the harry f. Byrd amendment (see RC 341) to H.R. 7797.Senate · Aug 5, 1977
To amend H.R. 7797 by reducing the appropriation for the international development association to $800…Senate · Aug 5, 1977
To agree to the committee amendment to H.R. 7797 that modifies the provision on the use of funds to assist…Senate · Aug 5, 1977
To table the committee amendment to H.R. 7797 that deletes house language that would have provided for a 5%…Senate · Aug 5, 1977
To recommit the conference report on H.R. 7797 to the committee of conference. H.R. 7797 is the bill making…House · Oct 12, 1977
To agree to the conference report on H.R. 7797, the bill making appropriations for foreign assistance and…House · Oct 18, 1977
That the house recede and concur in the Senate amendment #47 to H.R. 7797. Senate amendment #47 authorizes…House · Oct 18, 1977
That the house recede and concur in Senate amendment #74 to H.R. 7797. Senate amendment #74 increases the…House · Oct 18, 1977
To agree to the conference report on H.R. 7797, the foreign assistance and related programs appropriations…Senate · Oct 19, 1977

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