Legislative Branch Appropriations Documents

This page consolidates Legislative Branch appropriations documents for Fiscal Years 2013-2020, including budget requests, hearing records, introduced legislation, enacted legislation, bill reports, and more -- all in one place.

Fiscal Years

General Resources

Committee report language spreadsheet directing further office & agency actions from FY2020-FY2026 with topic, report language, page, agency directed, the date of next action, and a link to the report ordering the action
Line item spending data from FY1995 to present
FY26 AGI Appropriations Proposals
FY27 Approps Testimony and Hearing Deadlines
119th Congress Appropriations Committee Members by Subcommittee

Fiscal Year 2027 - 120th Congress, Second Session

Fiscal Year 2026 - 119th Congress, First Session

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bills

House Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee
- Bill as introduced (prior to markup)
- Subcommittee roll call votes
- Note: there were no amendments considered in committee
- Republican bill summary
- Republican fact sheet
- Democratic bill summary
- Democratic fact sheet
- Official docs.house.gov repository page
- Official Republican Appropriations Subcommittee page
- Video of proceedings
House Legislative Branch Appropriations Full Committee
- Bill prior to committee markup
- Committee report prior to markup
- Amendments Adopted, Withdrawn, and Rejected by the Committee
- - Clyde Amendment #1 -- concerns provision preventing member COLA -- voice vote, not adopted
- - Hoyer Amendment #1 -- concerns provision preventing member COLA -- withdrawn
- - Cuellar Amendment -- contract management requirements -- withdrawn
- - Hoyer Amendment #2 -- restore GAO funding levels -- not adopted 27-33
- - Quigley Amendment #1 -- remove language directing GAO to provide prior notice to appropriators before starting non statutory tasks -- voice vote, not adopted
- - Aguilar Amendment #1 -- allowing DACA to work for Congress -- adopted 32-29
- - Espaillat Amendment #1 -- removes long term lease language, removes language saying member can provide dental services and is not a fiduciary, removes anti DEI office language, removes language that allows religiously-based discrimination against LGBT, adds plastic waste reduction language -- not adopted, voice vote
- - Espaillat Amendment #2 -- requiring installation of USCP plaque within 12 hours -- not adopted, 28-34
- - Torres Amendment #1 -- add $400m to GAO funding, rescinds funds for Trump jet from Qatar -- not adopted, 26-34
- - Espaillat Amendment #3 -- preventing Library of Congress from providing information to DOGE -- not adopted 28-33
- - Espaillat Amendment #4 -- increasing salaries and expenses for House from $1.9B to $2.02B, Establishing law enforcement coordinator in each member office at $44k each, allowing the SAA to designate one person per office as law enforcement coordinators -- withdrawn (likely subject to an ongoing negotiation between Democratic and Republican leadership)
- - Underwood Amendment #1 -- extend PUMP Act protections to congressional employees -- not adopted 28-33
- - Gluesencamp Perez Amendment #1 -- direct the Office of Congressional Conduct to establish a standard to identify a cognitively impaired member -- not adopted, voice vote
- Managers' amendment adopted by voice vote
- Don't yet have access to the bill reported by committee
- Official docs.house.gov repository page
- Official Republican Appropriations Committee webpage
- Roll Call Votes
- Video of proceedings
Senate Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee
- No subcommittee proceeding
Senate Legislative Branch Appropriations Full Committee
- Bill Text
- Committee Report
- Manager's Package
- One page summary
- Video and committee webpage

Agency and Office Written Testimony and Budget Justifications

Architect of the Capitol: [CBJ] | House | Senate
Chief Administrative Officer of the House: [CBJ] | House
Clerk of the House: [CBJ] | House
Congressional Budget Office: CBJ | House | Senate
Congressional Office for International Leadership: [CBJ] | House
Congressional Research Service: [CBJ] | House | [Senate]
Government Accountability Office: CBJ | House | Senate
Government Publishing Office: [CBJ] | House | Senate
House Office of Inspector General: [CBJ] | House
Library of Congress: [CBJ] | House | Senate
Office of Congressional Workplace Rights: [CBJ] | House | [Senate]
Office of General Counsel of the House of Representatives: [CBJ] | [House]
Office of Law Revision Counsel of the House of Representatives: [CBJ] | House
Office of Legislative Counsel of the House of Representatives: [CBJ] | House
Sergeant at Arms of the House: [CBJ] | House
Sergeant at Arms of the Senate: [CBJ] | Senate
Stennis Center: [CBJ] | House | [Senate]
US Capitol Police: [CBJ] | House | Senate
US Copyright Office: [CBJ] | House | [Senate]

Public Witnesses

Omar Awan of HillClimbers.org testified in favor of a $1.548 million Member’s Representational Allowance for all member offices in FY2026.
Jesse Shirek of the National Federation of the Blind called for support of the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled talking book service.
John D. Rackey of Bipartisan Policy Center testified for the restoration of a $10 million budget for the House Modernization Initiatives Account.
Daniel Schuman of the American Governance Institute urged the subcommittee to appropriate funds and direct the Clerk of the House and Government Publishing Office to support public publication of congressionally-mandated reports.
Dan Lips of the Foundation for American Innovation provided several proposals for reforming the Government Accountability Office.
James Townsend of the Carl Levin Center for Oversight and Democracy asked the subcommittee to include report language requesting House committees publish bipartisan websites and bipartisan reports and hire oversight staff in a bipartisan basis.
Danielle Stewart of POPVOX Foundation testified in favor of a feasibility study for a House casework support office, investigation of remote voting systems, and development of in-house AI training for members and staff.
Nick Hart of the Data Foundation promoted the creation of a congressional Chief Data Officer position.
Antoine McGrath of CRSreports.com testified that the subcommittee should require the Library of Congress to make its private historical CRS archive available to the public digitally.
James Jacobs of Stanford University suggested a statutory change allowing the Government Publishing Office to receive gifts and distribute grants to members of the Federal Depository Library Program.
David Andrew Weinberg of Protect Democracy urged greater for greater resources and transparency for threats made to congressional members and staff.
Former Senators Heidi Heitkamp and Mel Martinez testified in support of strengthening legislative branch lawmaking capacity in the aftermath of Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.
Representative Sylvia Garcia called for the House to allow the hiring of recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

Appropriations Request for FY 2026

66 Recommendations from the American Governance Institute

Fiscal Year 2025 - 118th Congress, Second Session

Information Trackers

List of Members of the House and Senate Appropriations Committee and their Subcommittee Assignments -- TK
Calendar of FY 2025 House and Senate Appropriations Testimony and Hearing Deadlines -- TK
Budget Estimate FY 2025 Contained in the President Budget
Federal Budget by Agency and Account, FY 2025 starts on page 2

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bills

House:

House Bill as Introduced (prior to House subcommittee consideration): bill text | bill summary
House Report As Introduced (released prior to full committee consideration): report
House Bill considered by the full committee: bill text | report language | bill summary
Amendments adopted in committee: managers' amendment
Amendments offered and withdrawn in committee: creating a chief AI officer, allowing for Jan 6th defendants to reimburse the AOC
Amendments that failed: omnibus to restore the ODI, strike provisions that allow doctors/dentists to receive outside funds, regarding marriage between one man and one woman, no DEI funds, long term leases, DACA
House Bill failed on the floor (7/11/2024)

Senate:

No subcommittee markup
Senate bill as report out of full committee: summary | bill text | committee report | managers amendment

Requests and Deliberations

Agency and Office Written Testimony and Budget Justifications

Architect of the Capitol: CBJ | House | Senate
Chief Administrative Officer of the House: CBJ | House
Clerk of the House: CBJ | House
Congressional Budget Office: CBJ | House | Senate
Congressional Office for International Leadership: CBJ | House
Congressional Research Service: CBJ | House | Senate
Government Accountability Office: CBJ | House | Senate
Government Publishing Office: CBJ | House | Senate
House Office of Inspector General: CBJ | House
Library of Congress: CBJ | House | Senate
Office of Congressional Workplace Rights: CBJ | House | Senate
Office of General Counsel of the House of Representatives: CBJ | House
Office of Law Revision Counsel of the House of Representatives: CBJ | House
Office of Legislative Counsel of the House of Representatives: CBJ | House
Sergeant at Arms of the House: CBJ | House
Sergeant at Arms of the Senate: CBJ | Senate
Stennis Center: CBJ | House | Senate
US Capitol Police: CBJ | House | Senate
US Copyright Office: CBJ | House | Senate

Aggregated Appropriations Requests for FY 2025

Aggregate Appropriations Requests TK

House

Subcommittee Print -- TK Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates Part II: Record of the FY 2024 Leg Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee print -- not available yet Record of the FY 2024 Leg Branch Appropriations Request Hearings

Member Testimony

The Honorable Derek Kilmer
The Honorable Jasmine Crockett
The Honorable Mark Takano
The Honorable Silvia Garcia

House Public Witness Testimony

Daniel Schuman -- to require the House to expand its list of all reports due to congress to include reports to committees and subcommittees
John Rackey, BPC -- in support of the modernization initiatives account
Zach Graves, FAI -- in general support of strengthening congress's ability to oversee regulations
Anne Meeker, POPVOX Fdn -- requesting a GAO study of agency responsiveness to casework, expanding the CRS directory of casework liaisons, and study on establishing House casework office
Dan Lips, the FAI -- supporting GAO's budget request, requesting GAO include targeted completion dates for recommendations, direct additional funds to oversee improper payments, reduce remote work, regulatory review mission team
Aubrey Wilson & Taylor Swift, POPVOX Fdn -- establishing a House office of talent management, forming a congressional data management plan, and creating a MOU on co-development of leg branch technology
Debra Perlin & Gabriella Cantor, CREW -- making available USCP IG reports
Kel McClanahan, National Security Counselors -- GAO oversight of the IC
Joshua Manuel Bonet, Issue One -- support modernization initiatives account

Senate Public Witness Testimony

TK

Fiscal Year 2024 — 118th Congress, First Session

Information Trackers

Requests & Deliberations

House

Subcommittee Print - not available yet

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2024 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available yet

Record of the Fiscal Year 2024 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings - not available yet

Agency and Office Written testimony

Architect of the Capitol: House | Senate
Chief Administrative Office of the House: House
Clerk of the House: House
Congressional Budget Office:House | Senate
Congressional Research Service: House only
Government Accountability Office: House | Senate
Government Publishing Office: House | Senate
Library of Congress: House | Senate
Office of Congressional Workplace Rights: House only
Sergeant at Arms of the House: House
Sergeant at Arms of the Senate: Senate
US Capitol Police : House | Senate

Member Testimony

Rep. Derek Kilmer - Focused on the work of the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress

House Public Witness Testimony

Kel McClanahan, National Security Counselors - Urging Congress to validate GAO's jurisdiction to investigate intelligence-related matters
Zach Graves, Lincoln Network - Urging key reforms to help advance capacity and modernization of Congress: (1) establish an AI working group; (2) elevate the House Digital Service within the CAO; (3) Establish a Chief Science and Tech Advisor; (4) Ask CAO to create a HouseNet help desk for accessing expert policy resources
Dan Lips, Lincoln Network -- Urging support for GAO's budget request
J. D. Rackey, Sunwater Institute - Urging an improved casework management system that aggregates anonymized data across the institution to improve Congress's ability to engage in evidence-based oversight activities
Daniel Schuman, Demand Progress - Urging public availability of historical CRS reports and publication of current reports in HTML
Michael Stern - Urging an enhanced public-facing role for the House Office of General Counsel and greater transparency for the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group
Taylor Swift, Demand Progress - Urging public availability of final reports from the House of Representatives Office of the Inspector General

Senate Public Witness Testimony

Daniel Schuman, Demand Progress - Urging public availability of historical CRS reports and publication of current reports in HTML
Demand Progress, NALEO Educational Fund, and the Joint Center - Urging the Creation of a Senate Office of Human Capital
Kel McClanahan, National Security Counselors - Urging Congress to validate GAO's jurisdiction to investigate intelligence-related matters
Lorelei Kelly - Concerning the Establishment of a Senate Modernization Task Force, Subcommittee, or Caucus

Demand Progress Aggregated Appropriations Requests for FY 2024

Demand Progress Aggregated Requests for FY2024

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

House Subcommittee Bill --
- Released prior to House subcommittee consideration on 5/16/2023: bill text; bill summary
Senate Subcommittee Bill -- not introduced yet
Enacted law -- HR 2882

Bill Reports

House Committee report -- H. Rept. 118-120
Senate Committee report -- S. Rept. 118-60
Joint Explanatory Statement -- available here
Summary of Enacted Legislation

Continuing Resolution(s)

Supplemental(s)

Items Ordered in the 2024 Bill & Reports

not yet available
not yet available

Fiscal Year 2023 — 117th Congress, Second Session

Requests & Deliberations

House

Subcommittee Print - not available yet

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates - not available yet

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2023 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available yet

Record of the Fiscal Year 2022 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings - not available yet

Civil Society

Demand Progress Appropriations Requests for FY 2023
Demand Progress Testimony -

For Senate Leg Branch Appropriations: On creating a senate office of diversity and inclusion
For Senate Legislative Branch Appropriations: Public and Congressional Access to Senate Legislation
For Senate Legislative Branch Appropriations: Congressional Digital Service Task Force
For Senate Legislative Branch Appropriations: Senate Online Repository for Bills, Resolutions, and Committee Documents
For Senate Legislative Branch Appropriations: Public Records Appeals Process for Legislative Agencies Based on FOIA Advisory Committee Recommendations
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Public Records Appeals Process for Legislative Agencies Based on FOIA Advisory Committee Recommendations
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Joint Congressional Staff Unionization
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Creation of House Intern Resource Office
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: GAO Oversight of the Intelligence Community
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Congressional Digital Service Task Force
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Funding and Transparency Relating to the House Office of General Counsel
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Statements of Disbursement Organization Unique Identifiers
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Closing Gaps in Legislative Branch Inspectors General Coverage and Coordination

House Public Witness Hearing & Testimony - No public witness testimony this year
Senate Public Witness Testimony - No public witness testimony this year

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House, pre sub-committee markup + press release
Introduced in the Senate, pre sub-committee markup - not available yet
Enacted Law - not available yet

Bill Reports

House Report
Senate Report - not available yet
Joint Explanatory Statement - not available yet

Continuing Resolution(s)

Supplemental(s)

Items Ordered in the 2023 Bill & Reports

Fiscal Year 2022 — 117th Congress, First Session

Requests & Deliberations

House

Subcommittee Print - not available yet

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates - not available yet

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2022 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available yet

Record of the Fiscal Year 2022 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings - not available yet

Civil Society

Demand Progress Appropriations Requests for FY 2022
Demand Progress Testimony -

For Senate Leg Branch Appropriations: On creating a senate office of diversity and inclusion
For Senate CJS Appropriations: Transparency for OLC Opinions
For House CJS Appropriations: Transparency for OLC Opinions
For Senate Defense Appropriations:Disclosure of Significant FISC Opinions
For House Defense Appropriations: Disclosure of Significant FISC Opinions
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Congressional Staff Unionization
For House Legislative Branch Appropriations: Transparency Around the Capitol Police

House Public Witness Hearing & Testimony - No public witness testimony this year
Senate Public Witness Testimony - No public witness testimony this year

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Bill Reports

Continuing Resolution(s)

Supplemental(s)

Items Ordered in the 2022 Bill & Reports

Demand Progress Spreadsheet of Items Due
Status of Items Due - not available yet

Fiscal Year 2021 — 116th Congress, Second Session

Requests & Deliberations

House

Subcommittee Print - not available yet

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2021 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available

Record of the Fiscal Year 2021 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Civil Society

Demand Progress Appropriations Requests for FY 2021
Demand Progress House Testimony on Congressionally Mandated Reports
Demand Progress House Testimony on Capitol Police arrest data
Demand Progress & Project on Government Oversight Senate Testimony on security clearances for Congressional staff
Demand Progress Senate Testimony on Legislative Branch IT Coordination Office
House Public Witness Hearing & Testimony March 4, 2020. Read about the highlights in our June 2020 article, "Appropriations Cheat Sheet: Reforms To Include In 2021 Spending Bills"
Senate Public Witness Testimony - not available yet

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House and the Adopted Amendments
Introduced in the Senate
Enacted Law: P.L. 116-620

Bill Reports

Continuing Resolution(s)

P.L. 116-159 (2020-10-01)
P.L. 116-215 (2020-12-11)
P.L. 116-225 (2020-12-18)
P.L. 116-226 (2020-12-20)
P.L. 116-246 (2020-12-22)

Supplemental(s)

Items Ordered in the 2021 Bill & Reports

Demand Progress Items Due Spreadsheet

Status of Items Due:

Fiscal Year 2020 — First Session of the 116th Congress

Requests & Deliberations

House

Subcommittee Print - not available

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2020 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available

Fiscal Year 2020 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests for the:

Architect of the Capitol
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Publishing Office
Library of Congress
Office of Congressional Workplace Rights (formerly the Office of Compliance)
Open World Leadership Center
Public Witnesses
Secretary of the Senate - unable to locate
Senate Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper
U.S. Capitol Police

Civil Society

Demand Progress Appropriations Requests
Demand Progress House Testimony on Legislative Data management
Demand Progress Senate Testimony on Legislative Data management
House Public Witness Hearing & Testimony April 2, 2019
Senate Public Witness Testimony

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House: H.R.277
Introduced in the Senate: S.2581
Final Bill: H.R. 1865 Div. E
Enacted Law: P.L. 116-94 FY2020 Further Consolidated Appropriations Act

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 116-64
Senate Report: S. Rept. 116-124
Conference Report: not available
Joint Explanatory Statement: Leg. Branch Section here or Full Text here

Continuing Resolution(s)

P.L. 116-59, FY2020 Continuing Appropriations Resolution, H.R. 4378. Enacted September 27, 2019; effective through November 21, 2019.
P.L. 116-69, Second FY2020 Continuing Appropriations Resolution, H.R. 3055. Enacted November 21, 2019; effective through December 20, 2019.

Supplemental(s)

P.L. 116-123, Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act, H.R. 6074. Enacted March 6, 2020.
P.L. 116-127, Second Coronavirus Supplemental Appropriations Act, H.R. 6201. Enacted March 18, 2020.
P.L. 116-136, Division B, Title IX: Third Coronavirus Supplemental Appropriations Act, H.R. 748. Enacted March 27, 2020.

Items Ordered in the 2020 Bill & Reports

Demand Progress Spreadsheet of Items Due - includes information like item description, entity responsible, due date, and source text
Check List of Items Due (February 4, 2020)
Items Due: June Update
Items Due: April Update
Items Due: March Update

Fiscal Year 2019 -- 115th Congress, Second Session

Requests & Deliberations

House

Subcommittee Print - not available

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2019 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available

Record of the Fiscal Year 2019 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings for the:

Architect of the Capitol
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Publishing Office - unable to locate
Library of Congress
Office of Congressional Workplace Rights (formerly the Office of Compliance) - unable to locate
Open World Leadership Center
Public Witnesses
Secretary of the Senate - unable to locate
Senate Sergeant at Arms
U.S. Capitol Police

Civil Society

Demand Progress Appropriations Requests
Demand Progress House Testimony on Legislative Branch staff pay
Congressional Data Coalition House Testimony on Congressional committee calendars, bioguides, and public advisory committee to the Library
Demand Progress Senate Testimony on Legislative Branch staff pay
Congressional Data Coalition Senate Testimony on Congressional committee calendars, bioguides, and public advisory committee to the Library
House Public Witness Hearing & Testimony April 17, 2018
Senate Public Witness Testimony

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations Bill

Introduced in the House: H.R. 5894
Introduced in the Senate: S.3071
Final Bill: H.R. 5895
Enacted Law: P.L. 115-244, Division B: Energy and Water, Legislative Branch, and Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 115-696
Senate Report: S. Rept. 115–274
Conference Report: H.R. 5895, Division B
Joint Explanatory Statement

Continuing Resolution(s)

None

Supplemental(s)

P.L. 116-20, Title IX: FY2019 Additional Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Act (116th Congress), H.R. 2157. Enacted June 6, 2019.
Introduced in the House: H.R. 268, FY 2019 Supplemental Appropriations Act

Items Ordered in the 2019 Bill & Reports

Demand Progress Spreadsheet of Items Due - includes information like item description, entity responsible, due date, and source text
Check List of Items Due (October 12, 2019)

Fiscal Year 2018 -- 115th Congress, First Session

Requests & Deliberations

House

Subcommittee Print

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2018 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available

Record of the Fiscal Year 2018 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings for the:

Architect of the Capitol
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Publishing Office
Library of Congress
Office of Congressional Workplace Rights (formerly the Office of Compliance) - unable to locate
Open World Leadership Center - unable to locate
Public Witnesses
Secretary of the Senate
Senate Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper
U.S. Capitol Police

Civil Society

House Public Witness Hearing & Testimony May 3, 2017.

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House: H.R. 3162
Introduced in the Senate: S. 1648
Final Bill: H.R. 1625
Enacted Law: P.L. 115–141, Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 115-199
Senate Report: S. Rept. 115-137
Conference Report: not available
Joint Explanatory Statement: Division I

Continuing Resolution(s)

P. L. 115-56: Continuing Appropriations Act, 2018 and Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Requirements Act, 2017 (H.R. 601). Enacted September 8, 2017; effective through December 8, 2017.
P. L. 115-90: Second Continuing Appropriations Act, 2018 (H.J. Res. 123). Enacted December 8, 2017; effective through December 22, 2017.
P. L. 115-96: Third Continuing Appropriations Fiscal Year 2018 (H.R. 1370). Enacted December 22, 2017; effective through January 19, 2018.
P. L. 115-120: Fourth Continuing Appropriations Fiscal Year 2018 (H.R. 195). Enacted January 22, 2018; effective through February 8, 2018.
P. L. 115-123: Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (H.R. 1892), Enacted February 9, 2018; effective through March 23, 2018.

Supplemental Appropriations

P. L. 115-123: Further Additional Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Requirements Act (H.R. 1892), Enacted February 9, 2018; effective through March 23, 2018.

Fiscal Year 2017 -- 114th Congress, Second Session

House

Subcommittee Print - not available

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2017 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - not available

Record of the Fiscal Year 2017 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings for the:

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House: H.R. 5325
Introduced in the Senate: S. 2955
Final Bill: H.R. 244
Enacted Law: P.L. 115–31, Division I: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2017 (H.R. 244). Enacted May 5, 2017.

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 114-594
Senate Report: S. Rept. 114-258
Conference Report: not available
Joint Explanatory Statement: Division I; House version

Continuing Resolution(s)

P. L. 114-223: Continuing Appropriations and Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2017, and Zika Response and Preparedness Act (H.R. 5325), Enacted September 29, 2016; effective through December 9, 2016.
P. L. 114-254: Further Continuing and Security Assistance Appropriations Act, 2017 (H.R. 2028), Enacted December 10, 2016; effective through April 28, 2017.
P. L. 115-30: FY2017 Further Continuing Appropriations Resolution (H.J.Res. 99), Enacted April 28, 2017; effective through May 5, 2017.

Supplemental Appropriations

P. L. 115-56: Continuing Appropriations Act, 2018 and Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Requirements Act, 2017 (H.R. 601), Enacted September 8, 2017.

Fiscal Year 2016 -- 114th Congress, First Session

House

Subcommittee Print - Not Available

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2016 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Record of the Fiscal Year 2016 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings for the:

Architect of the Capitol
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Publishing Office
Library of Congress
Office of Compliance
Open World Leadership Center - unable to locate
Public Witnesses
Secretary of the Senate
Senate Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper
U.S. Capitol Police

Record of Hearings for the Fiscal Year 2016 Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill H.R. 2250 including testimony of the:

Architect of the Capitol
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Publishing Office
Library of Congress
Office of Compliance
Public Witnesses
Secretary of the Senate
Senate Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper
U.S. Capitol Police

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House: H.R. 2250
Introduced in the Senate: none
Final Bill: H.R. 2029
Enacted Law: P.L. 114-113, Consolidated Appropriations Act 2016, Division I. Enacted December 18, 2015.

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 114-10
Senate Report: S. Rept. 114-64
Conference Report: Not Available
Joint Explanatory Statement: Division I

Continuing Resolution(s)

P. L. 114-53: Continuing Appropriations Resolution (H.R. 719), Enacted September 30, 2015; effective through December 15, 2017.
P. L. 114-96: Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2016 (H.R. 2250), Enacted December 11, 2015; effective through December 16, 2017.
P. L. 114-100: Third Continuing Appropriations Resolution FY2016 (H.J. Res. 78), Enacted December 16, 2015; effective through December 22, 2015.

Supplemental Appropriations

P. L. 114-223: Continuing Appropriations and Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2017, and Zika Response and Preparedness Act (H.R. 5325), Enacted September 29, 2016.

Fiscal Year 2015 -- 113th Congress, Second Session

House

Subcommittee Print - Not Available

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2015 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - Not Available

Record of the Fiscal Year 2015 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings for the:

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House: H.R. 4487
Introduced in the Senate: None
Final Bill: H.R. 83
Enacted Law: P.L. 113-235, Consolidated and Further Appropriations Act of 2015, Division H. Enacted December 16, 2014.

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 113-417
Senate Report: S. Rept. 113-196
Conference Report: Not Available
Joint Explanatory Statement: Division H

Continuing Resolution(s)

P. L. 114-3: FY2015 Further Continuing Resolution Act (H.R. 33), Enacted February 27, 2015; effective through March 6, 2015.
P. L. 113-235: Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act of 2015 (H.R. 83), Enacted December 16, 2014; effective through February 27, 2015.
P. L. 113-203: Continuing Appropriations Resolution FY2015 (H.J.Res. 131), Enacted December 13, 2014; effective through December 17, 2014.
P. L. 113-202: Continuing Appropriations Resolution FY2015 (H.J.Res. 130), Enacted December 12, 2014; effective through December 13, 2014.
P. L. 113-164: Continuing Appropriations Resolution FY2015 (H.J.Res. 124), Enacted September 19, 2014; effective through December 11, 2014.

Supplemental Appropriations

None

Fiscal Year 2014 -- 113th Congress, First Session

House

Subcommittee Print - Not Available

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2014 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - Not Available

Record of the Fiscal Year 2014 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings for the:

Architect of the Capitol
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Printing Office
Library of Congress
Office of Compliance - unable to locate
Open World Leadership Center
Public Witnesses - unable to locate
Secretary of the Senate
Senate Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper
U.S. Capitol Police

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House: H.R. 2792
Introduced in the Senate: S. 1283
Final Bill: H.R. 3547
Enacted Law: P.L. 113-76, Division I of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014. Enacted January 17, 2014.

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 113-173
Senate Report: S. Rept. 113-70
Conference Report: Not Available
Joint Explanatory Statement: Division I

Continuing Resolution(s)

P. L. 113-73: FY2014 Continuing Resolution (H.J.Res. 106), Enacted January 15, 2014; effective through January 18, 2014.
P. L. 113-46: Continuing Appropriations Act, 2014 (H.R. 2775), Enacted October 17, 2013; effective through January 15, 2014.

Supplemental Appropriations

Not Applicable

Fiscal Year 2013 -- 112th Congress, Second Session

House

Subcommittee Print - Not Available

Part I: Justification of the Budget Estimates

Part II: Record of the Fiscal Year 2013 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings

Senate

Subcommittee Print - Not Available

Record of the Fiscal Year 2013 Legislative Branch Appropriations Requests Hearings of the:

Architect of the Capitol (except House items)
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Printing Office
Library of Congress
Office of Compliance
U.S. Senate (Office of the Secretary & Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper)
United States Capitol Police

Record of Hearings for the Fiscal Year 2013 Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill H.R. 5882 including testimony of the:

Architect of the Capitol (except House items)
Congressional Budget Office
Government Accountability Office
Government Printing Office
Library of Congress
Office of Compliance
U.S. Senate (Office of the Secretary & Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper)
United States Capitol Police

Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill(s)

Regular Appropriations

Introduced in the House: H.R. 5882
Introduced in the Senate: None
Final Bill: H.R. 933
Enacted Law: P.L. 113-6, Division F of the Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2013. Enacted March 26, 2013.

Bill Reports

House Report: H. Rept. 112-511
Senate Report: S. Rept. 112-197
Conference Report: Not Available
Joint Explanatory Statement: Chambers issued explanatory statements separately this year. Here's the House Version, and here is the Senate version.

Continuing Resolution(s)

P. L. 113-6: Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2013 (H.R. 933), Enacted March 26, 2013; effective through September 30, 2013.
P. L. 112-175: Continuing Appropriations Resolution, 2013. (H.J.Res. 117), Enacted September 28, 2012; effective through March 27, 2013.

Supplemental Appropriations

Not Applicable

Historic Senate Budget Justifications