Understanding committee structures and roles is fundamental in government relations. Committees are where the details of legislation are debated and shaped. Knowing who’s who and what’s what in these committees can significantly enhance your advocacy efforts.
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While that post-election period will include important debates regarding the funding of the government (including cash-strapped disaster relief programs) into 2025, it is safe to say that we shouldn’t anticipate any seismic shifts in policymaking as lawmakers prepare for a new Congress in January.
2024 End-of-Session Report: New York
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