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Health Policy Report (11/4)

The Week in Review

The Senate jump-started its sluggish appropriations process last week, clearing (84-9) its first four-bill minibus containing fiscal year (2020) spending bills for Agriculture, Interior-Environment, Commerce-Science-Justice, and Transportation-HUD. While the $214 billion measure passed with broad bipartisan support, action on a second spending package quickly came to a halt. As expected, Senators did not approve a motion to proceed to consideration of the spending package containing the upper chamber's spending bills for Defense and Labor-HHS-Education over disagreements on border security and family planning policies (51-41).

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Financial Services Report (11/4)

After passing the first "mini bus" last week, the Senate will return its focus to nominations, with a series of judges expected to consume the floor time this week. In the Committees, the Banking Committee will hold a hearing on housing, while a Judiciary Subcommittee will hold a hearing on data security as the legislative process on privacy legislation continues to grind.
 
The House is not in session this week.

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