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19 July, 21:56

What do you think about the House's use of the Committee of the Whole? Is it a prudent efficiency or an unrepresentative maneuver?

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  1. 19 July, 22:22
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    The Committee of the Whole only requires 100 members for a quorum, while only 25 members are required to force a recorded rather than voice vote. In the version of the Committee of the Whole that existed in the British House of Commons, the original use of this committee was to debate bills privately and prevent a recorded vote from being taken. It is normally invoked to give initial consideration of important legislation, including bills for raising revenue, and serves to expedite the process since debate over amendment occurs under a special five-minute rule.
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