§6624 Metered Charges on Copiers; “sergeant at Arms” and “user” Defined; Certification of Services and Equipment as Official; Deposit of Payments; Availability for Expenditure

Summary

The Sergeant at Arms may declare metered copier services and machines to be official, bill users, and accept payment (by certification, voucher, or other methods) under rules the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration may set on or after November 5, 1990. Money from those meter charges that came from the Senate’s Contingent Expenses account (Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate — Service Department line) must be returned to that same account and line item and can be spent or obligated the same way and under the same limits as other funds there. Sergeant at Arms — the officer who serves as Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the U.S. Senate. User — any Senator, Senate officer, committee, office, or entity given copiers by the Sergeant at Arms.