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Definition
The primary function refers to the main purpose or role of something. In the context of congressional committees, it specifically relates to the main task or responsibility that these committees have.
Related terms
Legislative Oversight: This term refers to the power and responsibility of congressional committees to monitor and review the activities of executive branch agencies.
Policy Formulation: This term refers to the process through which congressional committees develop and shape policy proposals or bills before they can be considered by Congress.
Constituent Service: This term refers to the assistance provided by congressional committees in addressing issues and concerns raised by their constituents, such as helping with federal agency inquiries or resolving problems with government services.
