Also, the quotation marks used above should not appear in your message. The Office of Government and Institutional Relations provides this redesigned site on AIP's Home Page to answer many of your questions about physics-related policy matters. This site categorizes FYI issues by funding agencies, stages in congressional deliberations, and outcomes. It also provides information on congressional committee rosters and jurisdictions, tips on writing to and meeting with Members of Congress, and links to other useful sites. AIP has a six-panel brochure with guidance on writing to, and visiting with, Members of Congress.
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