Correction to Congressional Hearing Record: Lead Crisis Innovation
January 1, 2021
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The Frame
This correction ensures the accuracy of the official congressional record for the October 15, 2019, hearing on lead crisis innovation, which is used by researchers and policymakers to track legislative history.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The document serves as an official errata to correct a printing error in the hearing transcript Serial No. 116-50.
- The hearing session date was incorrectly identified as the 'SECOND SESSION' on the original title page.
- The official record is corrected to reflect that the hearing occurred during the 'FIRST SESSION' of the 116th Congress.
Why It Matters
This correction ensures the accuracy of the official congressional record for the October 15, 2019, hearing on lead crisis innovation, which is used by researchers and policymakers to track legislative history.
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Administrative Correction
The document highlights the process of maintaining the integrity of the congressional record through formal errata notices.
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