2006 Legislative Schedule 109th Congress

Senate

Tentative 2006 Legislative Schedule   109th Congress, 2nd Session Majority Leader Bill Frist has announced the tentative schedule for 2006. The list below identifies non-legislative periods (days that the Senate will not be in session). January 18 Senate Convenes February 20 - 24 February 20 February 27 (Monday) Senate not in session Presidents' Day Senate reconvenes March 20 - 24 March 27 (Monday) Senate not in session Senate reconvenes April 10 - 21 April 24 (Monday) Senate not in session Senate reconvenes May 29 - June 2 May 29 June 5 (Monday) Senate not in session Memorial Day (observed) Senate reconvenes July 3 - 7 July 4 July 10 (Monday) Senate not in session Independence Day Senate reconvenes August 7 - September 4 September 4 September 5 (Tuesday) Senate not in session Labor Day Senate reconvenes October 6 Target Adjournment Date

The Senate Executive Calendar identifies executive resolutions, treaties, and nominations awaiting floor acton.   Schedules, which differ from calendars, indicate what the House and Senate intend to discuss on a particular day. These calendars list the days the Senate met for each session of Congress. The Senate and House of Representatives first met in New York City's Federal Hall in March 1789.  Since that time, they have occupied numerous meeting places and quarters. If you are seeking general information on the Senate, the legislative branch and process, or on the federal government, the Virtual Reference Desk is a good place to begin. Links are arranged broadly by subject and may take you to PDF documents, useful sources on the Web, or other Senate Web pages.

House

http://www.majoritywhip.house.gov/calendar.asp

Democratic National Convention in Boston, MA is July 26-29, 2004.