• OFFICIAL TITLE AS INTRODUCED:
  A concurrent resolution expressing the deep concern of the Congress over the plight of Cambodian people and its strong support for humanitarian assistance for those people and a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Kampuchea.

House Actions

May 7, 80:

Referred to House Committee on Foreign Affairs.

May 8, 80:

Committee Consideration and Mark-up Session Held.

May 8, 80:

Ordered to be Reported by Voice Vote.

May 19, 80:

Called up by House Under Suspension of Rules.

Resolution Agreed to in House by Voice Vote.

Senate Actions

May 20, 80:

Received in the Senate, and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.

• ABSTRACT AS INTRODUCED:
  
  

  Expresses the sense of Congress, with regard to Kampuchea (Cambodia), concerning: (1) humanitarian assistance; (2) an international conference to end the fighting; (3) withdrawal of foreign forces; (4) a new government acceptable to the people; and (5) United Nations action to protect human rights.

• COMMITTEE(S) OF REFERRAL:
  House Foreign Affairs
  Senate Foreign Relations

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Rep Heckler - 05/07/80	Rep Hall, T. - 05/07/80
Rep Diggs - 05/07/80	Rep Solarz - 05/07/80
Rep Pritchard - 05/07/80	Rep Chisholm - 05/07/80
Rep Collins, C. - 05/07/80	Rep Mikulski - 05/07/80
Rep Schroeder - 05/07/80	Rep Smith, V. - 05/07/80
Rep Snowe - 05/07/80	Rep Spellman - 05/07/80
Rep Oakar - 05/13/80	Rep Fenwick - 05/13/80

(AS INTRODUCED)

Expresses the sense of Congress, with regard to Kampuchea (Cambodia), concerning: (1) humanitarian assistance; (2) an international conference to end the fighting; (3) withdrawal of foreign forces; (4) a new government acceptable to the people; and (5) United Nations action to protect human rights.