Subchapter II – The Speaker

The Speaker

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Title 2 > Chapter 51 > Subchapter II

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• Reference: Subchapter II
• Legend: The Speaker
• USCode Year: 2013

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2-U.S.C.-182 in the Legal Encyclopedia: Congress

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2-U.S.C.-4917 in the Legal Encyclopedia: House of Representatives

In this entry about 2-U.S.C.-4917, find legal reference material, bibliographies and premiere content related to house of representatives in the American Encyclopedia of Law, presenting a comprehensive view of the United States house of representatives-specific issues, written by authorities in the field.

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• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5121 – Expense Allowance of Speaker of House of Representatives
• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5122 – Personal Services In office of Speaker; Payments
• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5124 – Lump Sum Allowance For Speaker
• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5125 – Former Speakers of House of Representatives; Retention of office, Furniture, Etc., In Congressional District Following Expiration of Term As Representative; Exceptions
• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5126 – Allowance Available to Former Speaker For Payment of office and Other Expenses For Administration, Etc., of Matters Pertaining to Incumbency In office As Representative and Speaker
• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5127 – Franked Mail and Printing Privileges of Former Speaker
• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5128 – Staff Assistance to Former Speaker For Administration, Etc., of Matters Pertaining to Incumbency In office As Representative and Speaker; Compensation and Status of Staff
• Title 2/Chapter 51/Subchapter II/Section 5129 – Availability of Entitlements of Former Speaker For 5 Years