Representative Womack to be Sworn in
By: Jay Dillon
Updated: January 3, 2013
Representative Steve Womack will be sworn in for his second term on Thursday.
Womack first won re-election in 2010 after winning the seat vacated by John Boozman who moved to the Senate.
Here's a look at the committes and subcommittees Representative Womack serves on:
Committees:
Appropriations
Subcommittees:
Transportation. Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies: Department of Housing and Urban Development; Department of Transportation; Federal Maritime Commission, National Transportation Safety Board
Energy and Water Development*: Department of Energy; Department of Defense--Civil Department of the Army; Corps of Engineers--Civil; Department of the Interior; Appalachian Regional Commission, Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, Delta Regional Authority, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Financial Services and General Government: Department of the Treasury; District of Columbia; The Judiciary; Federal Drug Control Programs; National Security Council; White House Office; Independent Agencies; Federal Communications Commission; Federal Election Commission; Federal Trade Commission; Securities and Exchange Commission; Small Business Administration; United States Postal Service; Unanticipated Needs
*Vice Chairman
Womack first won re-election in 2010 after winning the seat vacated by John Boozman who moved to the Senate.
Here's a look at the committes and subcommittees Representative Womack serves on:
Committees:
Appropriations
Subcommittees:
Transportation. Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies: Department of Housing and Urban Development; Department of Transportation; Federal Maritime Commission, National Transportation Safety Board
Energy and Water Development*: Department of Energy; Department of Defense--Civil Department of the Army; Corps of Engineers--Civil; Department of the Interior; Appalachian Regional Commission, Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, Delta Regional Authority, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Financial Services and General Government: Department of the Treasury; District of Columbia; The Judiciary; Federal Drug Control Programs; National Security Council; White House Office; Independent Agencies; Federal Communications Commission; Federal Election Commission; Federal Trade Commission; Securities and Exchange Commission; Small Business Administration; United States Postal Service; Unanticipated Needs
*Vice Chairman
