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      "date": "2004-03-24",
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      "title": "House Committee System: Jurisdiction and Referral Reform Options",
      "summary": "On January 7, 2003, the House created a Select Committee on Homeland Security with\nlegislative\nand oversight jurisdiction over the newly created Department of Homeland Security. The select\ncommittee is also mandated to study House rules, including Rule X, as they apply to homeland\nsecurity matters, and to recommend changes to the House Rules Committee no later than September\n30, 2004. This report briefly addresses jurisdiction and referral reform options. It will be updated\nif events warrant.",
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