SB 1601

Senate·14th Congress·Filed Sep 17, 2007

Omnibus Housing and Urban Development Act of 2007

An Act Creating the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Rationalizing the Organization and Functions of Government Agencies and Corporations Related to Housing and Urban Development, and for Other Purposes

Author · Senator

Migs Zubiri
SenatorSenate Majority Leader
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Subjects

Housing and Urban Development

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SBN-01601 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress