Understanding committee structures and roles is fundamental in government relations. Committees are where the details of legislation are debated and shaped. Knowing who’s who and what’s what in these committees can significantly enhance your advocacy efforts.
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Top public policy teams trust Plural to help them get and stay ahead in the legislative landscape. With Plural, you’ll:
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