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107th Congress > House > Vote 506

Date: December 20, 2001

Result: 392-12 (Passed)

Clerk session vote number: 511

Vote Subject Matter: Foreign and Defense Policy / Foreign Policy Resolutions

Sponsor: GRAHAM, Lindsey O. (R-SC)

Bill number: HJRES75

Question: On Motions to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended

Description: Regarding the Monitoring of Weapons Development in Iraq, as Required by United Nations Security Council Resolution 687 (April 3, 1991)

Bill summary: Declares that: (1) the United States and the United Nations (UN) Security Council should insist on a complete program of inspection and monitoring to prevent the development of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq; (2) Iraq should allow UN weapons inspectors access to areas, facilities, equipment, records, and means of transportation as required by UN Security Resolutions 707 and 1284; (3) the United States should ensure that the UN does not accept any inspection and monitoring regime that fails to guarantee such access; (4) Iraq, as a result of its refusal to comply with UN Security Council Resolution 687 and subsequent relevant resolutions, remains in breach of its international obligations; and (5) Iraq's refusal to allow UN weapons inspectors access to covered facilities and documents presents a mounting threat to the United States, its friends and allies, and international peace and security.

Bill titles: Regarding inspection and monitoring to prevent the development of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.; Regarding the monitoring of weapons development in Iraq, as required by United Nations Security Council Resolution 687 (April 3, 1991).

Links for more info on the vote: congress.gov

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