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Steel Industry Consolidation and Retiree Benefits Protection Act of 2002
Legislative Progress
Introduced
April 17, 2002
Latest Action
April 17, 2002
Primary Sponsor
John D. Rockefeller, IVDemocratic(WV)
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vs 3,181 other S bills in the 107th — cohort avg 40d
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2002 · mid_year · Trade (domestic/foreign)
U.S. International Trade Commission's Section 201 investigation pertaining to the impact of steel imports upon the U.S. steel manufacturing section. Support the President's implementation of tariffs upon certain foreign manufactured steel imported to the United States pursuant to Section 201. Support for granting certain exclusions thereto; support for denial of certain exclusions thereto. S.2189 - With respect to provisions relative to steel import monitoring and steel industry retiree health care and pensions. H.R. 4646 - With respect to provisions relative to steel import monitorng and steel industry retiree health care and pensions. H.R. 4574 - With respect to provisions relative to steel import monitoring and steel industry retiree health care and pensions. H.R. 3009 - With respect to provisions relative to steel import monitoring and steel industry retiree health care and pensions. H. Resolution 414 - opposing implementation of tariffs upon certain steel imports.
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