FOREWORD HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, Washington, D.C., December 31, 1976. Since the 81st Congress the Committee on International Relations of the House of Representatives has compiled and published a documented survey of its activities at the close of each session of Congress. This survey covers the work of the committee during the 94th Congress. The purpose of the report is to provide the members of the Committee on International Relations and the membership of the House with a record of the activities through which the committee has discharged its responsibilities for legislative matters affecting the international relations of the United States. It also makes available to the Congress, the executive branch, the press, and the public, a document which may be used as a handy guide and reference. This survey has been prepared, on my instructions, by Andrew G. Bury, Jr., a research assistant for the full committee, under the supervision of John H. Sullivan, senior staff consultant. Nothing contained in or omitted from the survey should be interpreted as indicating legislative intent with respect to the legislative matters covered. That intent, where expressed, will be found in the appropriate hearings, reports, files, debates, and statutes. THOMAS E. MORGAN, Chairman. CONTENTS E. Dates of members' appointment to the Committee on Inter- II. Operations of the Committee on International Relations.... E. Study missions and participation in international conferences F. Funding of investigations and studies___ G. Subcommittee structure....... H. Change of the committee name. III. Legislation Considered by the Committee. ------ 1. International Development and Food Assistance Act 2. Foreign Relations Authorization Act of 1975- a. Department of State Authorization Act----- b. Arms Control and Disarmament Act Amend- c. Amending the Foreign Service Buildings Act d. United States-Egypt Property Exchange---. 3. To Implement the United States Proposal for the Early Warning System in Sinai... 4. To authorize the partial suspension of the arms em- bargo on Turkey and to authorize the appropria- tion of funds for fiscal 1976 for the Board for International Broadcasting....... 5. Japan-United States Friendship Act. B. Second Session, 94th Congress- 1. International Security Assistance and Arms Export 2. Foreign Relations Authorizations Act of 1976--. a. Department of State Authorization Act---- b. United States Information Agency Author- c. Board for International Broadcasting Act--- |