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Feds to limit debate on massive omnibus budget bill in Senate
The government has served notice it will limit debate on its controversial omnibus Budget Implementation Bill in the Senate, following a 24-hour opposition House of Commons filibuster after the government cut short debate on the sweeping legislation last week.
The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright
Government House Leader Peter Van Loan, pictured in this file photo, held a presser on the Hill on Thursday, June 21, to talk about the end of the Parliamentary session. Mr. Van Loan said the government ‘got the job done.’
PARLIAMENT HILL—The government has served notice it will limit debate on its controversial omnibus Budget Implementation Bill in the Senate, following a 24-hour opposition House of Commons filibuster after the government cut short debate on the sweeping legislation last week.
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Feds to limit debate on massive omnibus budget bill in Senate
The government has served notice it will limit debate on its controversial omnibus Budget Implementation Bill in the Senate, following a 24-hour opposition House of Commons filibuster after the government cut short debate on the sweeping legislation last week.
The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright
Government House Leader Peter Van Loan, pictured in this file photo, held a presser on the Hill on Thursday, June 21, to talk about the end of the Parliamentary session. Mr. Van Loan said the government ‘got the job done.’
PARLIAMENT HILL—The government has served notice it will limit debate on its controversial omnibus Budget Implementation Bill in the Senate, following a 24-hour opposition House of Commons filibuster after the government cut short debate on the sweeping legislation last week.
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