U.S. Code > Title 2 U.S. Code > Title 2 – The Congress Current as of: 2024 | Check for updates | Other versions Chapter 1 Election of Senators and Representatives Chapter 2 Organization of Congress Chapter 5 Library of Congress Chapter 6 Congressional and Committee Procedure; Investigations Chapter 9 Office of Legislative Counsel Chapter 9A Office of Law Revision Counsel Chapter 9C Office of Parliamentarian of House of Representatives Chapter 9D Office of Senate Legal Counsel Chapter 10 Classification of Employees of House of Representatives Chapter 11 Citizens’ Commission On Public Service and Compensation Chapter 12 Contested Elections Chapter 15 Office of Technology Assessment Chapter 16 Congressional Mailing Standards Chapter 17 Congressional Budget Office Chapter 17A Congressional Budget and Fiscal Operations Chapter 17B Impoundment Control Chapter 19 Congressional Award Program Chapter 19A John Heinz Competitive Excellence Award Chapter 20 Emergency Powers to Eliminate Budget Deficits Chapter 20A Statutory Pay-as-You-Go Chapter 22 John C. Stennis Center for Public Service Training and Development Chapter 22A Congressional Office for International Leadership Chapter 22B Hunger Fellowship Program Chapter 24 Congressional Accountability Chapter 25 Unfunded Mandates Reform Chapter 26 Disclosure of Lobbying Activities Chapter 27 Sound Recording Preservation by the Library of Congress Chapter 28 Architect of the Capitol Chapter 29 Capitol Police Chapter 30 Operation and Maintenance of Capitol Complex Chapter 31 Capitol Visitor Center Chapter 41 Congressional Officers and Administration Chapter 43 Congressional Committees Chapter 45 Congressional Pay and Benefits Chapter 47 Congressional Ethics Chapter 49 Congressional Pages Chapter 51 House of Representatives Leadership Chapter 53 House of Representatives Members Chapter 55 House of Representatives Officers and Administration Chapter 61 Senate Leadership Chapter 63 Senate Members Chapter 65 Senate Officers and Administration Ask a legal question, get an answer ASAP!Click here to chat with a lawyer about your rights.