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1 Legislative History of International Animal Quarantine Act, P.L. 91-239, 84 Stat. 202 1 (1970)

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                             International Animal
                                Quarantine Act

P.L. 91-239                                                        84 STAT. 202

                                  May 6, 1970


                                      Law

1.    International Animal Quarantine Act as enacted  into law on May 6, 1970.

                                    Reports

2.    H.Rept. 91-776, House Agriculture Committee report  to accompany
      H.R.11832.  December 19, 1969.

3.    S.Rept. 91-638, Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee  report to
      accompany S.2306.  January 28, 1970.

                                     Bills

4.    H.R.11832 as introduced by Mr. Purcell and referred  to the House
      Agriculture Committee.  June 3, 1969.

5.    H.R.11832 as reported by the House Agriculture Committee.   December 19,
      1969.

6.    S.2306 as discharged from the Senate Finance Committee  and referred to
      the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry.  June  24, 1969.

7.    S.2306 as reported from the Senate Agriculture  and Forestry.
      January 28, 1970.

                                .  Hearings

8.    Establishment of a Quarantine Station  to Permit Entry of Animals to
      Improve Livestock Breeds.  Hearing before  the Subcommittee on Livestock
      and Grains of the Committee on Agriculture.  November  18, 1969.

9.    International Quarantine Station.  Hearings before  the Subcommittee on
      Agricultural Research and General Legislation  of the House Agriculture
      and Forestry.  December 8, 1969.

                                    Debate

10.   Remarks by Mr. Hruska upon introducing  S.2306. June  5, 1969.
      pp. S5931-5933.

11.   Senate passage of  S.2306 as reported. January  30, 1970.  pp. S951-954.