Correction to Senate Hearing 117-424 Document
January 1, 2022
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The Frame
This correction ensures the official record accurately reflects that the hearing took place during the 117th Congress rather than the 116th Congress.
Last recorded activity January 1, 2022.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The document corrects a clerical error on the inside cover of Senate Hearing 117-424.
- The congressional session was incorrectly listed as the 116th Congress.
- The correct congressional session is the 117th Congress.
Why It Matters
This correction ensures the official record accurately reflects that the hearing took place during the 117th Congress rather than the 116th Congress.
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Clerical Correction
The document identifies a mismatch between the hearing date (March 2021) and the listed Congress (116th, which ended in Jan 2021), confirming the correction to the 117th Congress is factually necessary.
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