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Correction to Senate Hearing Record: Rise of the Zombies

Original title: [ERRATA]RISE OF THE ZOMBIES: THE UNAUTHORIZED AND UNACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT YOU PAY FOR

Record date · January 1, 2020

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What This Bill Does

This document is an official notice correcting a clerical error on the cover page of a 2019 Senate subcommittee hearing transcript. The original document incorrectly listed the Congress and session number.

Why it matters

This correction ensures that the official legislative record accurately reflects that the hearing took place during the First Session of the 116th Congress, rather than the Second Session of the 115th Congress.

Who It Affects

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Key Facts

The document serves as an official correction (errata) for Senate Hearing 116-132.
The original cover page incorrectly identified the legislative session as the Second Session of the 115th Congress.
The corrected record identifies the hearing as occurring during the First Session of the 116th Congress.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an errata?

An is a formal correction issued to fix errors found in a previously published document.

Does this change the content of the hearing?

No, this document only corrects the administrative information regarding the Congress and session number on the cover page.

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Clerical Correction

The document highlights the importance of maintaining accurate metadata in the U.S. Government Publishing Office records.

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Connected Entities

Subcommittee on Federal Spending Oversight and Emergency Management, Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, 116th Congress

OrganizationSubcommittee on Federal Spending Oversight and Emergency Management“The Senate subcommittee that held the hearing.”Map →

OrganizationCommittee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs“The parent committee of the subcommittee.”Map →

other116th Congress“The correct legislative session for the hearing.”Map →

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