This article is about a United States government agency. For the former international conference with a similar name, see Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe. For the commission formed by countries around the Baltic Sea, see HELCOM.
The commission is authorized and directed to monitor the acts of the signatories which reflect compliance with or violation of the articles of the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, with particular regard to the provisions relating to human rights and Cooperation in Humanitarian Fields. The commission is further authorized and directed to monitor and encourage the development of programs and activities of the United States Government and private organizations with a view toward taking advantage of the provisions of the Final Act to expand east–west economic cooperation and a greater interchange of people and ideas between East and West.[1]
Abstract
The Commission consists of nine members from the U.S. House of Representatives, nine members from the United States Senate, and one member each from the Departments of State, Defense, and Commerce. The positions of chairman and co-chairman are shared by the House and Senate and rotate every two years, when a new Congress convenes. A professional staff assists the Commissioners in their work.
The Commission contributes to the formulation of U.S. policy toward the OSCE and the participating states and takes part in its execution, including through Member and staff participation on official U.S. delegations to OSCE meetings and in certain OSCE bodies. Members of the Commission have regular contact with parliamentarians, government officials, NGOs, and private individuals from other OSCE participating states.
The Commission convenes public hearings and briefings with expert witnesses on OSCE-related issues; issues public reports concerning implementation of OSCE commitments in participating States; publishes a periodic Digest with up-to-date information on OSCE developments and Commission activities; and organizes official delegations to participating States and OSCE meetings to address and assess democratic, economic, and human rights developments firsthand.
History
In February 2018, the CSCE convened in Washington, DC to address the issue of Russian doping in international sport. Central to the discussion was an exploration of the need to protect whistle-blowers. The meeting included testimony from Jim Walden,[3] attorney for Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the former head of Russia's anti-doping laboratory.[4]
Russia: Human Rights and Political Prospects 2005 briefing document
On 14 December 2022 in a bi-partisan effort, the co-chair of the commission Steve Cohen and the ranking member of the commission Joe Wilson submitted resolution 1517 to the House of Representatives wherein they recapitulated that Russia had committed "flagrant violations" of the U.N. Charter that call into question its right to hold a Security Council seat,[6][7] and would urge President Biden, inter alia, "to direct the Department of State and other relevant Federal departments and agencies to pursue all appropriate steps with Allies, partners, and other countries to limit, suspend, or terminate the participation or membership of the Russian Federation in other organs and specialized agencies of the United Nations".[8]
^"Independent US Government agency to hold hearing on Russian doping scandal". insidethegames.biz. 17 February 2018. Retrieved 2018-02-23.
^Morgan, Ryan (17 October 2022). "US commission: Kick Russia off UN Security Council". American Military News.
^"Congressmen Wilson, Cohen introduce resolution to remove Russia from UN Security Council". Gray Media Group, Inc. WIS News 10. 16 December 2022.
^"US lawmakers introduce resolution to oust Russia from UN Security Council". Anadolu Agency. 15 December 2022.
^Cohen, Steve (13 December 2022). "H.Res.1517 - Finding that the Russian Federation's presence in the United Nations Security Council violates the purposes and principles of the United Nations". congress.gov.
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Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
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This article is about a United States government agency For the former international conference with a similar name see Conference on Security and Co operation in Europe For the commission formed by countries around the Baltic Sea see HELCOM The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe CSCE also known as the U S Helsinki Commission is an independent U S government agency created by Congress in 1975 to monitor and encourage compliance with the Helsinki Final Act and other Organization for Security and Co operation in Europe OSCE commitments It was initiated by House representative Millicent Fenwick 2 and established in 1975 pursuant to Public Law No 94 304 and is based at the Ford House Office Building Commission on Security and Cooperation in EuropeAgency overviewFormedJune 3 1976 46 years ago 1976 06 03 1 JurisdictionnilHeadquartersFord House Office Building38 53 4 2 N 77 0 51 84 W 38 884500 N 77 0144000 W 38 884500 77 0144000 Coordinates 38 53 4 2 N 77 0 51 84 W 38 884500 N 77 0144000 W 38 884500 77 0144000Parent agencyUnited States CongressWebsitewww wbr csce wbr gov wbr issue wbr helsinki commissionThe US Helsinki Commission at a hearing about Baltic Sea security in July 2019 Congressman Robert Aderholt during a Commission meeting in October 2019 Contents 1 Function and duties of Commission 2 Abstract 3 History 4 Commissioners 5 Historical leadership 6 United States Code reference 7 References 8 External linksFunction and duties of Commission EditThe commission is authorized and directed to monitor the acts of the signatories which reflect compliance with or violation of the articles of the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe with particular regard to the provisions relating to human rights and Cooperation in Humanitarian Fields The commission is further authorized and directed to monitor and encourage the development of programs and activities of the United States Government and private organizations with a view toward taking advantage of the provisions of the Final Act to expand east west economic cooperation and a greater interchange of people and ideas between East and West 1 Abstract EditThe Commission consists of nine members from the U S House of Representatives nine members from the United States Senate and one member each from the Departments of State Defense and Commerce The positions of chairman and co chairman are shared by the House and Senate and rotate every two years when a new Congress convenes A professional staff assists the Commissioners in their work The Commission contributes to the formulation of U S policy toward the OSCE and the participating states and takes part in its execution including through Member and staff participation on official U S delegations to OSCE meetings and in certain OSCE bodies Members of the Commission have regular contact with parliamentarians government officials NGOs and private individuals from other OSCE participating states The Commission convenes public hearings and briefings with expert witnesses on OSCE related issues issues public reports concerning implementation of OSCE commitments in participating States publishes a periodic Digest with up to date information on OSCE developments and Commission activities and organizes official delegations to participating States and OSCE meetings to address and assess democratic economic and human rights developments firsthand History EditIn February 2018 the CSCE convened in Washington DC to address the issue of Russian doping in international sport Central to the discussion was an exploration of the need to protect whistle blowers The meeting included testimony from Jim Walden 3 attorney for Dr Grigory Rodchenkov the former head of Russia s anti doping laboratory 4 Russia Human Rights and Political Prospects 2005 briefing document On 17 October 2022 while the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine was in full swing the Commission called for the State Department to submit a motion to the United Nations to end the status of Russia as a permanent member of the U N Security Council This initiative was seen as a further step in the campaign of Ukrainian Ambassador to the U N Sergiy Kyslytsya to unseat Russia 5 On 14 December 2022 in a bi partisan effort the co chair of the commission Steve Cohen and the ranking member of the commission Joe Wilson submitted resolution 1517 to the House of Representatives wherein they recapitulated that Russia had committed flagrant violations of the U N Charter that call into question its right to hold a Security Council seat 6 7 and would urge President Biden inter alia to direct the Department of State and other relevant Federal departments and agencies to pursue all appropriate steps with Allies partners and other countries to limit suspend or terminate the participation or membership of the Russian Federation in other organs and specialized agencies of the United Nations 8 Commissioners EditMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Cardin Maryland Chair Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Dick Blumenthal Connecticut Tina Smith Minnesota Roger Wicker Mississippi Vice Ranking Member John Boozman Arkansas Marco Rubio Florida Thom Tillis North CarolinaHouse members Alcee Hastings Florida Co Chair until April 6 2021 Steve Cohen Tennessee Co Chair from July 1 2021 Gwen Moore Wisconsin Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Marc Veasey Texas Ruben Gallego Arizona Joe Wilson South Carolina Ranking Member Robert Aderholt Alabama Brian Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania Richard Hudson North CarolinaExecutive branch Vacant Department of Commerce Vacant Department of Defense Vacant Department of StateHistorical membershipCommissioners 116th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Roger Wicker Mississippi Co Chair John Boozman Arkansas Cory Gardner Colorado Marco Rubio Florida Thom Tillis North Carolina Ben Cardin Maryland Ranking Member Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Tom Udall New Mexico Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode IslandHouse members Alcee Hastings Florida Chair Steve Cohen Tennessee Gwen Moore Wisconsin Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Marc Veasey Texas Joe Wilson South Carolina Vice Ranking Member Robert Aderholt Alabama Brian Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania Richard Hudson North CarolinaExecutive branch Vacant Department of Commerce Vacant Department of Defense Vacant Department of StateCommissioners 115th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Roger Wicker Mississippi Chair John Boozman Arkansas Cory Gardner Colorado Marco Rubio Florida Thom Tillis North Carolina Ben Cardin Maryland Vice Ranking Member Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Tom Udall New Mexico Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode IslandHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Co Chair Robert Aderholt Alabama Michael Burgess Texas Randy Hultgren Illinois Richard Hudson North Carolina Alcee Hastings Florida Ranking Member Steve Cohen Tennessee Sheila Jackson Lee Texas Gwen Moore WisconsinExecutive Branch Vacant Department of Commerce Vacant Department of Defense Vacant Department of StateCommissioners 114th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Roger Wicker Mississippi Co Chair John Boozman Arkansas Richard Burr North Carolina 2 vacant Ben Cardin Maryland Ranking Member Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Tom Udall New Mexico Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode IslandHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Chair Robert Aderholt Alabama Michael Burgess Texas Randy Hultgren Illinois Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Alcee Hastings Florida Vice Ranking Member Steve Cohen Tennessee Alan Grayson Florida Louise Slaughter New YorkExecutive Branch Arun Kumar Department of Commerce Elissa Slotkin Department of Defense Vacant Department of StateCommissioners 113th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Cardin Maryland Chair Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Tom Udall New Mexico Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Dick Blumenthal Connecticut Roger Wicker Mississippi Vice Ranking Member Saxby Chambliss Georgia John Boozman Arkansas 1 vacantHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Co Chair Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Robert Aderholt Alabama Phil Gingrey Georgia Michael Burgess Texas Alcee Hastings Florida Ranking Member Louise Slaughter New York Mike McIntyre North Carolina Steve Cohen TennesseeExecutive Branch Vacant Department of Commerce Alexander Vershbow Department of Defense until July 2013 Michael Posner Department of State until March 2013 Commissioners 112th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Cardin Maryland Co Chair Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Tom Udall New Mexico Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Dick Blumenthal Connecticut Roger Wicker Mississippi Ranking Member Saxby Chambliss Georgia Kelly Ayotte New Hampshire Marco Rubio FloridaHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Chair Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Robert Aderholt Alabama Phil Gingrey Georgia Michael Burgess Texas Alcee Hastings Florida Vice Ranking Member Louise Slaughter New York Mike McIntyre North Carolina Steve Cohen TennesseeExecutive Branch Michael Camunez Department of Commerce until February 2012 Alexander Vershbow Department of Defense Michael Posner Department of StateCommissioners 111th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Cardin Maryland Chair Chris Dodd Connecticut Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Tom Udall New Mexico Sam Brownback Kansas Vice Ranking Member Saxby Chambliss Georgia Richard Burr North Carolina Roger Wicker MississippiHouse members Alcee Hastings Florida Co Chair Ed Markey Massachusetts Louise Slaughter New York Mike McIntyre North Carolina G K Butterfield North Carolina Chris Smith New Jersey Ranking Member Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Robert Aderholt Alabama Darrell Issa CaliforniaExecutive Branch Vacant Department of Commerce Alexander Vershbow Department of Defense Michael Posner Department of StateCommissioners 110th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Cardin Maryland Co Chair Russ Feingold Wisconsin Chris Dodd Connecticut Hillary Clinton New York John Kerry Massachusetts Sam Brownback Kansas Ranking Member Gordon Smith Oregon Saxby Chambliss Georgia Richard Burr North CarolinaHouse members Alcee Hastings Florida Chair Louise Slaughter New York Mike McIntyre North Carolina Hilda Solis California G K Butterfield North Carolina Chris Smith New Jersey Vice Ranking Member Robert Aderholt Alabama Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Mike Pence IndianaExecutive Branch David Bohigian Department of Commerce Mary Beth Long Department of Defense David Kramer Department of StateCommissioners 109th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Sam Brownback Kansas Chair Richard Burr North Carolina Saxby Chambliss Georgia Gordon Smith Oregon David Vitter Louisiana Hillary Clinton New York Vice Ranking Member Chris Dodd Connecticut Russ Feingold Wisconsin VacantHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Co Chair Robert Aderholt Alabama Mike Pence Indiana Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Frank Wolf Virginia Ben Cardin Maryland Ranking Member Alcee Hastings Florida Louise Slaughter New York Mike McIntyre North CarolinaExecutive Branch Vacant Department of Commerce Vacant Department of Defense Vacant Department of StateCommissioners 108th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Campbell Colorado Co Chair Sam Brownback Kansas Saxby Chambliss Georgia Kay Bailey Hutchison Texas Gordon Smith Oregon Hillary Clinton New York Ranking Member Chris Dodd Connecticut Russ Feingold Wisconsin Bob Graham FloridaHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Chair Robert Aderholt Alabama Anne Northup Kentucky Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Frank Wolf Virginia Ben Cardin Maryland Vice Ranking Member Alcee Hastings Florida Louise Slaughter New York Mike McIntyre North CarolinaExecutive Branch Vacant Department of Commerce Vacant Department of Defense Vacant Department of StateCommissioners 107th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Campbell Colorado Chair Sam Brownback Kansas Kay Bailey Hutchison Texas Gordon Smith Oregon George Voinovich Ohio Hillary Clinton New York Vice Ranking Member Chris Dodd Connecticut Russ Feingold Wisconsin Bob Graham FloridaHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Co Chair Robert Aderholt Alabama Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Zach Wamp Tennessee Frank Wolf Virginia Ben Cardin Maryland Ranking Member Alcee Hastings Florida Steny Hoyer Maryland Louise Slaughter New YorkExecutive Branch William Lash Department of Commerce Jack Crouch Department of Defense Lorne Craner Department of StateCommissioners 106th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Ben Campbell Colorado Co Chair Spencer Abraham Michigan Sam Brownback Kansas Tim Hutchinson Arkansas Kay Bailey Hutchison Texas Chris Dodd Connecticut Ranking Member Russ Feingold Wisconsin Bob Graham Florida Frank Lautenberg New JerseyHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Chair Michael Forbes New York Jim Greenwood Pennsylvania Matt Salmon Arizona Frank Wolf Virginia Joe Pitts Pennsylvania Ben Cardin Maryland Vice Ranking Member Steny Hoyer Maryland Ed Markey Massachusetts Louise Slaughter New YorkExecutive Branch Patrick Mulloy Department of Commerce Edward Wagner Department of Defense Harold Koh Department of StateCommissioners 105th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Al D Amato New York Chair Spencer Abraham Michigan Conrad Burns Montana Ben Campbell Colorado Olympia Snowe Maine Russ Feingold Wisconsin Vice Ranking Member Bob Graham Florida Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Harry Reid NevadaHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Co Chair Jon Christensen Nebraska John Porter Illinois Matt Salmon Arizona Frank Wolf Virginia Ben Cardin Maryland Ranking Member Steny Hoyer Maryland Ed Markey Massachusetts Louise Slaughter New YorkExecutive Branch Vacant Department of Commerce Ash Carter Department of Defense John Shattuck Department of StateCommissioners 104th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Al D Amato New York Co Chair Spencer Abraham Michigan Ben Campbell Colorado Dirk Kempthorne Idaho Rick Santorum Pennsylvania Russ Feingold Wisconsin Ranking Member Bob Graham Florida Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Harry Reid NevadaHouse members Chris Smith New Jersey Chair David Funderburk North Carolina John Porter Illinois Matt Salmon Arizona Frank Wolf Virginia Ben Cardin Maryland Vice Ranking Member Steny Hoyer Maryland Ed Markey Massachusetts Bill Richardson New MexicoExecutive Branch Charles Meissner Department of Commerce Ash Carter Department of Defense John Shattuck Department of StateCommissioners 103rd CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Dennis DeConcini Arizona Chair Bob Graham Florida Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Barbara Mikulski Maryland Harry Reid Nevada Al D Amato New York Vice Ranking Member Chuck Grassley Iowa Connie Mack Florida Arlen Specter PennsylvaniaHouse members Steny Hoyer Maryland Co Chair Ben Cardin Maryland Ed Markey Massachusetts Frank McCloskey Indiana Bill Richardson New Mexico Chris Smith New Jersey Ranking Member Hamilton Fish New York John Porter Illinois Frank Wolf VirginiaExecutive Branch Charles Meissner Department of Commerce Ash Carter Department of Defense John Shattuck Department of StateCommissioners 102nd CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Dennis DeConcini Arizona Co Chair Wyche Fowler Georgia Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Harry Reid Nevada Tim Wirth Colorado Al D Amato New York Ranking Member Larry Craig Idaho John Heinz Pennsylvania until April 1991 Arlen Specter Pennsylvania from April 1991 1 vacantHouse members Steny Hoyer Maryland Chair Dante Fascell Florida Ed Feighan Ohio Ed Markey Massachusetts Bill Richardson New Mexico John Porter Illinois Vice Ranking Member Don Ritter Pennsylvania Chris Smith New Jersey Frank Wolf VirginiaExecutive Branch William Fritts Department of Commerce Stephen Hadley Department of Defense Patricia Diaz Dennis Department of StateCommissioners 101st CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Dennis DeConcini Arizona Chair Wyche Fowler Georgia Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Harry Reid Nevada Tim Wirth Colorado Al D Amato New York Vice Ranking Member John Heinz Pennsylvania James McClure Idaho Malcolm Wallop WyomingHouse members Steny Hoyer Maryland Co Chair Dante Fascell Florida Ed Feighan Ohio Ed Markey Massachusetts Bill Richardson New Mexico John Porter Illinois Ranking Member Don Ritter Pennsylvania Chris Smith New Jersey Frank Wolf VirginiaExecutive Branch William Fritts Department of Commerce Stephen Hadley Department of Defense Patricia Diaz Dennis Department of StateCommissioners 100th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Dennis DeConcini Arizona Co Chair Wyche Fowler Georgia Frank Lautenberg New Jersey Harry Reid Nevada Tim Wirth Colorado Al D Amato New York Ranking Member John Heinz Pennsylvania James McClure Idaho Malcolm Wallop WyomingHouse members Steny Hoyer Maryland Chair Dante Fascell Florida Ed Feighan Ohio Ed Markey Massachusetts Bill Richardson New Mexico Jack Kemp New York Vice Ranking Member John Porter Illinois Don Ritter Pennsylvania Chris Smith New JerseyExecutive Branch Louis Laun Department of Commerce Ronald Lehman Department of Defense Richard Schifter Department of StateCommissioners 99th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Al D Amato New York Chair John Heinz Pennsylvania Gordon Humphrey New Hampshire James McClure Idaho Malcolm Wallop Wyoming Dennis DeConcini Arizona Vice Ranking Member Pat Leahy Vermont Russell Long Louisiana Claiborne Pell Rhode IslandHouse members Steny Hoyer Maryland Co Chair Dante Fascell Florida Ed Markey Massachusetts Tim Wirth Colorado Sidney Yates Illinois Jack Kemp New York Ranking Member John Porter Illinois Don Ritter Pennsylvania Chris Smith New JerseyExecutive Branch Vacant Department of Commerce Richard Perle Department of Defense Richard Schifter Department of StateCommissioners 98th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Dennis DeConcini Arizona Co Chair Pat Leahy Vermont Claiborne Pell Rhode Island 2 vacant Al D Amato New York Ranking Member Orrin Hatch Utah John Heinz Pennsylvania 1 vacantHouse members Dante Fascell Florida Chair Sidney Yates Illinois Tim Wirth Colorado Ed Markey Massachusetts 1 vacant Don Ritter Pennsylvania Vice Ranking Member Chris Smith New Jersey 2 vacantExecutive Branch Alfred Kingon Department of Commerce Richard Perle Department of Defense Elliott Abrams Department of StateCommissioners 97th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Bob Dole Kansas Co Chair Al D Amato New York Orrin Hatch Utah John Heinz Pennsylvania 1 vacant Pat Leahy Vermont Ranking Member Claiborne Pell Rhode Island 2 vacantHouse members Dante Fascell Florida Chair Jonathan Bingham New York Tim Wirth Colorado Sidney Yates Illinois 1 vacant Millicent Fenwick New Jersey Vice Ranking Member Don Ritter Pennsylvania 2 vacantExecutive Branch William Morris Department of Commerce Richard Perle Department of Defense Stephen Palmer Department of State until May 1981 Elliott Abrams Department of State from May 1981 Commissioners 96th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Claiborne Pell Rhode Island Co Chair Pat Leahy Vermont George McGovern South Dakota Richard Stone Florida 1 vacant Bob Dole Kansas Ranking Member Jacob Javits New York 2 vacantHouse members Dante Fascell Florida Chair Jonathan Bingham New York Paul Simon Illinois Sidney Yates Illinois 1 vacant John Buchanan Alabama Vice Ranking Member Millicent Fenwick New Jersey 2 vacantExecutive Branch Herta Seidman Department of Commerce David McGiffert Department of Defense Patt Derian Department of StateCommissioners 95th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Claiborne Pell Rhode Island Co Chair Dick Clark Iowa Pat Leahy Vermont Richard Stone Florida 1 vacant Clifford Case New Jersey Ranking Member Bob Dole Kansas 2 vacantHouse members Dante Fascell Florida Chair Jonathan Bingham New York Paul Simon Illinois Sidney Yates Illinois 1 vacant John Buchanan Alabama Vice Ranking Member Millicent Fenwick New Jersey 2 vacantExecutive Branch Frank Weil Department of Commerce David McGiffert Department of Defense Patt Derian Department of StateCommissioners 94th CongressMajority MinoritySenate members Claiborne Pell Rhode Island Co Chair Dick Clark Iowa Pat Leahy Vermont Richard Stone Florida 1 vacant Clifford Case New Jersey Ranking Member James Buckley New York 2 vacantHouse members Dante Fascell Florida Chair Jonathan Bingham New York Paul Simon Illinois Sidney Yates Illinois 1 vacant John Buchanan Alabama Vice Ranking Member Millicent Fenwick New Jersey 2 vacantExecutive Branch Mansfield Sprague Department of Commerce James Poor Department of Defense Monroe Leigh Department of StateHistorical leadership EditTerm start Term end Chair Co chair Ranking Member Vice Ranking Member1976 1979 Rep Dante Fascell D FL Sen Claiborne Pell D RI Sen Clifford Case R NJ Rep John Buchanan R AL 1979 1981 Sen Bob Dole R KS 1981 1983 Sen Bob Dole R KS Sen Pat Leahy D VT Rep Millicent Fenwick R NJ 1983 1985 Sen Dennis DeConcini D AZ Sen Al D Amato R NY Rep Don Ritter R PA 1985 1987 Sen Al D Amato R NY Rep Steny Hoyer D MD Rep Jack Kemp R NY Sen Dennis DeConcini D AZ 1987 1989 Rep Steny Hoyer D MD Sen Dennis DeConcini D AZ Sen Al D Amato R NY Rep Jack Kemp R NY 1989 1991 Sen Dennis DeConcini D AZ Rep Steny Hoyer D MD Rep John Porter R IL Sen Al D Amato R NY 1991 1993 Rep Steny Hoyer D MD Sen Dennis DeConcini D AZ Sen Al D Amato R NY Rep John Porter R IL 1993 1995 Sen Dennis DeConcini D AZ Rep Steny Hoyer D MD Rep Chris Smith R NJ Sen Al D Amato R NY 1995 1997 Rep Chris Smith R NJ Sen Al D Amato R NY Sen Russ Feingold D WI Rep Ben Cardin D MD 1997 1999 Sen Al D Amato R NY Rep Chris Smith R NJ Rep Ben Cardin D MD Sen Russ Feingold D WI 1999 2001 Rep Chris Smith R NJ Sen Ben Campbell R CO Sen Chris Dodd D CT Rep Ben Cardin D MD 2001 2003 Sen Ben Campbell R CO Rep Chris Smith R NJ Rep Ben Cardin D MD Sen Hillary Clinton D NY 2003 2005 Rep Chris Smith R NJ Sen Ben Campbell R CO Sen Hillary Clinton D NY Rep Ben Cardin D MD 2005 2007 Sen Sam Brownback R KS Rep Chris Smith R NJ Rep Ben Cardin D MD Sen Hillary Clinton D NY 2007 2009 Rep Alcee Hastings D FL Sen Ben Cardin D MD Sen Sam Brownback R KS Rep Chris Smith R NJ 2009 2011 Sen Ben Cardin D MD Rep Alcee Hastings D FL Rep Chris Smith R NJ Sen Sam Brownback R KS 2011 2013 Rep Chris Smith R NJ Sen Ben Cardin D MD Sen Roger Wicker R MS Rep Alcee Hastings D FL 2013 2015 Sen Ben Cardin D MD Rep Chris Smith R NJ Rep Alcee Hastings D FL Sen Roger Wicker R MS 2015 2017 Rep Chris Smith R NJ Sen Roger Wicker R MS Sen Ben Cardin D MD Rep Alcee Hastings D FL 2017 2019 Sen Roger Wicker R MS Rep Chris Smith R NJ Rep Alcee Hastings D FL Sen Ben Cardin D MD 2019 2021 Rep Alcee Hastings D FL Sen Roger Wicker R MS Sen Ben Cardin D MD Rep Joe Wilson R SC 2021 present Sen Ben Cardin D MD Rep Alcee Hastings D FL Rep Joe Wilson R SC Sen Roger Wicker R MS Rep Steve Cohen D TN United States Code reference EditTitle 22 Chapter 45 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe 1 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe establishment 2 Function and duties of Commission 3 Commission membership 4 Testimony of witnesses production of evidence issuance of subpoena administration of oaths 5 Report relating to Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe 6 Commission report to Congress periodic reports expenditure of appropriations 7 Appropriations for Commission 8 Commission staff 9 Printing and binding costsReferences Edit a b Function and duties of Commission US Code Title 22 Chapter 45 Section 3002 Crump Thomas 2014 Brezhnev and the Decline of the Soviet Union Routledge p 154 ISBN 9780415690737 Attorney Speaks Russia s Doping Program Feb 22 2018 Video C SPAN org Retrieved 2018 02 23 Independent US Government agency to hold hearing on Russian doping scandal insidethegames biz 17 February 2018 Retrieved 2018 02 23 Morgan Ryan 17 October 2022 US commission Kick Russia off UN Security Council American Military News Congressmen Wilson Cohen introduce resolution to remove Russia from UN Security Council Gray Media Group Inc WIS News 10 16 December 2022 US lawmakers introduce resolution to oust Russia from UN Security Council Anadolu Agency 15 December 2022 Cohen Steve 13 December 2022 H Res 1517 Finding that the Russian Federation s presence in the United Nations Security Council violates the purposes and principles of the United Nations congress gov External links EditCommission on Security and Cooperation in Europe Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe amp oldid 1132764429, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
