Congressional Committees
There are five types of Congressional Committees:
Standing Committees: These are permanent committees within the Senate and House.
Sub Committees: Standing committees that are broken into smaller committees.
Select Committees: These are temporary committees created to deal with a specific issue.
Joint Committees: Composed of members from both the Senate and the House.
Conference Committees: These committees abuse power by adding expensive ammendments to bills.
Standing Committees: These are permanent committees within the Senate and House.
Sub Committees: Standing committees that are broken into smaller committees.
Select Committees: These are temporary committees created to deal with a specific issue.
Joint Committees: Composed of members from both the Senate and the House.
Conference Committees: These committees abuse power by adding expensive ammendments to bills.
