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The Office of Legislative Operations provides support pertaining to the Clerk's legislative duties. Among the duties of this office are receiving and processing official papers; compiling and publishing the daily minutes of House proceedings; operating the electronic voting system and overseeing the recording of votes; preparing messages to the Senate regarding passed legislation; and reading the bills, resolutions, amendments, motions, and Presidential messages that come before the House. The Office of Legislative Operations also prepares the summaries and schedules of House activities published in the Daily Digest section of the Congressional Record.
Bill Clerks
A Bill Clerk receives and processes official papers including introduced bills and resolutions,
amendments and additional co-sponsors.
Journal Clerks
A Journal Clerk compiles the daily minutes of House proceedings and publishes
these in the House Journal at the end of each session. The House Journal
is the official record of the proceedings maintained in accordance with
Article I, Section 5 of the U.S. Constitution.
Tally Clerks
A Tally Clerk operates the electronic voting system, oversees the recording
of votes on the House Floor, receives reports of Committees, and prepares
the Calendar of the United States House of Representatives and History of
Legislation.
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Enrolling Clerks
An Enrolling Clerk prepares all messages to the Senate regarding passed
legislation, the official engrossed copy of all House-passed measures, and
the official enrollment of all House-originated measures that have cleared
both bodies of Congress.
Reading Clerks
A Reading Clerk is responsible for the reading of all bills, resolutions,
amendments, motions and Presidential Messages that come before the House;
reports formally to the Senate all legislative actions taken by the House.
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Solicitations
Obtain Office of the Clerk solicitation requests and forms.
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Write
Your Representative
Identify and contact your Representative using the Write
Your Representative feature on the House Web site.
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