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COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. H. Con. Res. 7. 1. ESTABLISHING THE BUDGET FOR THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FOR FISCAL. YEAR 2. 01. 8 AND SETTING FORTH APPROPRIATE BUDGETARY LEVELS FOR FISCAL. YEARS 2. 01. 9 THROUGH 2. MINORITY AND ADDITIONAL VIEWS. GRAPHICS NOT AVAILABLE IN TIFF FORMAT. July 2. 1, 2. 01. Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the. State of the Union and ordered to be printed. U. S. GOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE. WASHINGTON 2. 01. For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Publishing. Office Internet bookstore. Phone toll free 8. DC area 2. 02 5. Fax 2. Mail Stop IDCC. Washington, DC 2. COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET. DIANE BLACK, Tennessee, Chairman. TODD ROKITA, Indiana, Vice Chairman JOHN A. YARMUTH, Kentucky. MARIO DIAZ BALART, Florida Ranking Minority Member. TOM COLE, Oklahoma BARBARA LEE, California. TOM Mc. CLINTOCK, California MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAM, New Mexico. ROB WOODALL, Georgia SETH MOULTON, Massachusetts. MARK SANFORD, South Carolina HAKEEM S. JEFFRIES, New York. STEVE WOMACK, Arkansas BRIAN HIGGINS, New York. DAVE BRAT, Virginia SUZAN K. Del. BENE, Washington. GLENN GROTHMAN, Wisconsin DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ, Florida. GARY J. PALMER, Alabama BRENDAN F. BOYLE, Pennsylvania. BRUCE WESTERMAN, Arkansas RO KHANNA, California. JAMES B. RENACCI, Ohio PRAMILA JAYAPAL, Washington. BILL JOHNSON, Ohio Vice Ranking Minority Member. JASON SMITH, Missouri SALUD CARBAJAL, California. JASON LEWIS, Minnesota SHEILA JACKSON LEE, Texas. JACK BERGMAN, Michigan JANICE D. SCHAKOWSKY, Illinois. JOHN J. FASO, New York. LLOYD SMUCKER, Pennsylvania. MATT GAETZ, Florida. JODEY C. ARRINGTON, Texas. A. DREW FERGUSON IV, Georgia. Professional Staff. Tasty Planet Back For Seconds Full Version No on this page. Richard E. May, Staff Director. Ellen Balis, Minority Staff Director. C O N T E N T S. Page. Introduction. Summary Tables Spending and Revenue. Table 1. Fiscal Year 2. Budget Resolution Total Spending. Revenue. Table 2. Fiscal Year 2. Budget Resolution Discretionary. Spending. Table 3. Fiscal Year 2. Budget Resolution Mandatory. Spending. The Long Term Budget Outlook. Direct Spending Trends and Reforms. Table 4. Historical Means Tested and Non Means Tested Direct. Spending. Table 5. Projected Means Tested and Non Means Tested Direct. Spending. The Economy and Economic Assumptions. Table 6. Economic Projections Administration, CBO, and. Private Forecasters. Table 7. Economic Assumptions of the Fiscal Year 2. Budget. Resolution. Macroeconomic Feedback Effects of Pro Growth Policies. Functional Presentation. Principal Federal Responsibilities. National Defense. International Affairs. Overseas Contingency OperationsGlobal War on Terrorism. Veterans Benefits and Services. Administration of Justice. General Government. Government Wide Policy. Domestic Priorities. General Science, Space, and Technology. Energy. Natural Resources and Environment. Agriculture. Commerce and Housing Credit. Transportation. Community and Regional Development. Education, Training, Employment, and Social Services. Health. Income Security. Other Discretionary Spending. Direct Spending. Social Security. Medicare. Medicaid, the American Health Care Act, and Related. Programs. Income Support, Nutrition, and Related Programs. Farm Support and Related Programs. Banking, Commerce, Postal Service, and Related Programs. Student Loans, Social Services, and Related Programs. Federal Lands and Other Resources. Other Direct Spending. Financial Management. Net Interest. Allowances. Undistributed Offsetting Receipts. Revenue and Tax Reform. Table 8. Tax Expenditure Estimates by Budget Function, Fiscal. Years 2. 01. 6 2. Addressing Improper Payments. Unauthorized Spending Programs. Table 9. Summary of Authorizations of Appropriations Expiring. Before 3. 0 September 2. Appropriations. Subcommittee. Table 1. 0. Summary of Authorizations of Appropriations. Expiring on or Before 3. September 2. 01. 7, by House. Authorizing Committee. High Risk Federal Programs and Activities. Government Waste, Fraud, and Abuse. Budget Process Reform. Reclaiming Constitutional Authority Through the Power of the. Purse. The Importance of Fiscal Goals. The Need to Control Direct Spending. Making Budget Enforcement More Effective. Alternative Approaches to the Federal Budget. Proposals for a Rewrite of the Congressional Budget Process. Regulatory Budgeting. The Presidents Budget A Brief Summary. Table 1. 1. Summary of Fiscal Year 2. Budget Resolution. Table 1. 2. Fiscal Year 2. House Budget Resolution vs. Presidents Budget. Section by Section Description. The Congressional Budget Process. Table 1. 3. Allocation of Spending Authority to House Committee. Appropriations. Table 1. Resolution by Authorizing Committee On budget. Amounts. Reconciliation. Enforcing Budgetary Levels. Statutory Controls Over the Budget. Accounts Identified for Advance Appropriations. Votes of the Committee. Other Matters Under the Rules of the House. Minority Views. Additional Views. Supplemental Material. Concurrent Resolution on the Budget Fiscal Year 2. T A B L E S. Page. Summary Tables Spending and Revenue. Table 1. Fiscal Year 2. Budget Resolution Total Spending. Revenue. Table 2. Fiscal Year 2. Budget Resolution Discretionary. Spending. Table 3. Fiscal Year 2. Budget Resolution Mandatory. Spending. Direct Spending Trends and Reforms. Table 4. Historical Means Tested and Non Means Tested Direct. Spending. Table 5. Projected Means Tested and Non Means Tested Direct. Spending. The Economy and Economic Assumptions. Table 6. Economic Projections Administration, CBO, and. Private Forecasters. Table 7. Economic Assumptions of the Fiscal Year 2. Budget. Resolution. Revenue and Tax Reform.