Votes on Policy Area commerce by Representative delaney voting nay

YearNumQuestion/Description delaney Date
2018 177 On Passage Standard Merger and Acquisition Reviews Through Equal Rules Act
  1. HR 5645
9-May-2018
2016 137 On Passage Standard Merger and Acquisition Reviews Through Equal Rules Act
  1. HR 2745
23-Mar-2016
2013 628 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 527 Conyers of Michigan Part A Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute No. 8 ; Numbered 8 printed in Part A of House Report 113-283 to promote transparency in patent ownership; prote cts customers who are targeted in infringement suits; directs the PTO to develop educational resources for small businesses; instructs the PTO and others to prepare reports on several issues including the use of deceptive demand letters. ; Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to insert a complete new text entitled "Deceptive Patent Practices Reduction Act" which promoted transparency in patent ownership; protected customers who are targeted in infringement suits; directed the PTO to develop educational resources for small businesses; and instructed the PTO and others to prepare reports on several issues including the use of deceptive demand letters.
  1. HAMDT 527
  2. HR 3309
5-Dec-2013
2013 626 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 524 Jackson Lee of Texas Part A Amendment No. 5 ; An amendment numbered 5 printed in Part A of House Report 113-283 to expand covered customer definition to all small businesses so long as their annual revenue does not exceed $25 million. ; Amendment sought to expand the covered customer definition to all small businesses so long as their annual revenue does not exceed $25 million.
  1. HAMDT 524
  2. HR 3309
5-Dec-2013
2013 625 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 523 Massie of Kentucky Part A Amendment No. 4 ; An amendment numbered 4 printed in Part A of House Report 113-283 to strike section 5, the "Customer-suit exception" provision. ; Amendment sought to strike section 5 entitled "Customer-Suit Exemption" which inserts a new provision into the patent code requiring a court to grant a motion to stay a pattern infringement suit against certain "covered customers".
  1. HAMDT 523
  2. HR 3309
5-Dec-2013