But Congress has already been wrestling with health care reform in multiple committees, so the need for more posturing in floor debate is not apparent.
None passed; a measure introduced by California Assemblywoman Susan Eggman (D-Stockton) got boxed up in multiple committees and asphyxiated.
He was actively involved in multiple committees and was a valued member of the editorial boards of many journals, including Critical Care.
In April, multiple committees on Capitol Hill peppered him with questions about Facebook's dealings with Cambridge Analytica.
There is a stability problem in that legislative processes change over time, sometimes in ways that are very significant, as when (in 1975) the House rules changed to allow bills to be considered by multiple committees, and sometimes in ways that are not, as when House procedural rules are revised in trivial, short-lived ways at the beginning of each new Congress.
On the other hand, the US Congress has multiple committees and sub-committees that go in-depth into particular topics, even controversial ones.
She is a Fellow in the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology and has served on multiple committees (Education and Training, Ethics, Membership, Nominating, Women's Task Force), most recently chairing the Membership Committee.
While the refugee-sceptical Danes have remained passive and refrained from protesting on the street like Pegida in Dresden, a large proportion of Danes who welcome refugees have organised themselves in multiple welcome committees, determined to help and integrate those who have come.
By comparison, in 2011 those committees met an average of 19 times.1 In addition, the number of independent directors serving on multiple committees has expanded greatly.
The NCS management, the committee found, was "not well suited to the tasks inherent in such a study," and hamstrung by its oversight by multiple committees from different agencies.
