Congress cannot decrease the President's salary midway through his or her term. Once the salary is set, it is final.
That question is even an issue with the constitution. The constitution states all appropriations must originate in Congress. The House maintains, "congress" is referring to the House, since all taxation must originate in the House. The Senate claims "Congress" refers to both the House and Senate, therefore the Senate can originate an appropriations bill. But the House rejects it when the Senate tries to.
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No. Term- two year period of time during which congress meets.
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The length of its sessions has grown.
A term is the length of time an individual Congressman serves each election (two years in the House, six years in Senate). A session is the length of time the entire House or Senate legislates and conducts business. Except for special sessions rarely called, there is one session per year in both chambers.
The term length for each house of congress is 2 for the house of representatives and 6 for the senate. House of Reps: 2 year terms Senate: 6 year terms
There is no term limit (maximum number of elected terms) for the US Congress.
The length of term for a US Senator is six years.
Two years is the term length for the lower house of Congress. Congressional elections for the House are held in every even numbered year. There are no term limits. Many Congressmen are re-elected year after year.
There is no other mathematical term for the word, length.
The main difference between a Senator's term and that of a Representative in the United States Congress is length. Senators are elected to terms of 6 years, and the terms for the House are 2 years.
Two sessions of Congress equals one Term. A term is two years.
No, members of Congress do not receive full pay after serving only one term. The retirement benefits for members of Congress are based on a complex formula that takes into account length of service and age at retirement. Typically, members need to serve at least five terms (10 years) to be eligible for any retirement benefits, and the amount they receive is determined by various factors.