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Delegated Powers
Powers explicitly written in the US Constitution.
Implied Powers
Powers not explicitly stated but derived from expressed powers.
Necessary and Proper Clause
Final clause in Article I, Section 8, enabling implied powers.
Concurrent Powers
Powers shared by state legislatures and Congress.
Reserved Powers
Powers given to states, not granted to national government.
Standing Committees
Permanent committees considering all bills of similar subjects.
Subcommittees
Divisions within committees for more specialized consideration.
House Rules Committee
Controls the flow of bills to the House floor.
Select Committees
Temporary committees for specific purposes or investigations.
Joint Committees
Committees with members from both houses of Congress.
Conference Committees
Temporary committees resolving differences in bill versions.
Article I, Section 8
Section of Constitution detailing Congress's expressed powers.
Division of Labor
Necessary due to large size and crowded agendas.
Committee Recommendations
Decisions made by committees are often respected by members.
Legislative Process
Most work in Congress occurs within committees.