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S. 1245·106th Congress·Senate Bill

A bill to allow access for researchers to Continuous Work History Sample data of the Social Security Administration.

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Latest action (21 Jun 1999): Introduced

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Directs the Social Security Administration to make publicly available its Continuous Work History Sample data, subject to specified restrictions.

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What does S. 1245 do?
Directs the Social Security Administration to make publicly available its Continuous Work History Sample data, subject to specified restrictions.
Has S. 1245 become law?
Not yet. As of 21 Jun 1999, S. 1245 is introduced.
Who sponsored S. 1245?
S. 1245 was sponsored by Sen. Rod Grams [R-MN, 1995-2000] (Republican-MN), with 0 cosponsors.
What's the latest action on S. 1245?
Introduced (21 Jun 1999).

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