D.C. Code § 1-129.21
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§ 1-129.21. Definitions.
Official statutory text
For the purposes of this subpart, the term:
(a) (1) “Commission” means the New Columbia Statehood Commission established pursuant to § 1-129.31 .
(2) “Fund” means the New Columbia Statehood Fund established pursuant to § 1-129.32 .
(3) “Statehood Delegation” means, collectively, the United States Representative and the 2 United States Senators holding office pursuant to § 1-123 .
(4) “Statehood Fund” means the fund established by each United States Senator and United States Representative pursuant to § 1-123(g) , and overseen by the Campaign Finance Board.
(5) “United States Representative” means the District of Columbia public official elected pursuant to § 1-123 to the office of Representative.
(6) “United States Senator” means either of the 2 District of Columbia public officials elected pursuant to § 1-123 to the office of Senator.
(a) (1) “Commission” means the New Columbia Statehood Commission established pursuant to § 1-129.31 .
(2) “Fund” means the New Columbia Statehood Fund established pursuant to § 1-129.32 .
(3) “Statehood Delegation” means, collectively, the United States Representative and the 2 United States Senators holding office pursuant to § 1-123 .
(4) “Statehood Fund” means the fund established by each United States Senator and United States Representative pursuant to § 1-123(g) , and overseen by the Campaign Finance Board.
(5) “United States Representative” means the District of Columbia public official elected pursuant to § 1-123 to the office of Representative.
(6) “United States Senator” means either of the 2 District of Columbia public officials elected pursuant to § 1-123 to the office of Senator.
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