John Clopton

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT ALL DUTIES, TAXES, IMPOSTS AND EXCISES, LAID OR IMPOSED BY THE GOVERNMENT BE UNIFORM THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AND BE RECEIVED IN LEGAL CURRENCY OF THE U.S. OR IN TREASURY NOTES OR IN NOTES OF THE BANK OF THE U.S.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT ALL DUTIES, TAXES, IMPOSTS AND EXCISES LAID OR IMPOSED BY THE GOVERNMENT BE UNIFORM THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AND BE RECEIVED IN LEGAL CURRENCY OF THE U.S. OR IN TREASURY NOTES OR IN NOTES OF THE BANK OF THE U.S. (P. 1451)

TO PASS THE SPECIE PAYMENT BILL. (P. 1437)

TO CONCUR IN THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE TARIFF BILL, WHICH AMENDMENT INCREASES THE DUTY ON IMPORTED BROWN SUGAR FROM 2 AND 1/2 TO 3 PER POUND. (P. 1438)

TO AMEND THE PROVISO AT THE END OF THE FIRST SECTION OF THE BILL PROVIDING FOR THE MORE EFFECTUAL COLLECTION OF THE PUBLIC REVENUES IN THE LAWFUL MONEY OF THE COUNTRY; WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES THAT BILLS FROM ANY STATE IN PAYMENT OF REVENUE OF LESS VALUE THAN THEIR NOMINAL SUM IN TREASURY NOTES SHALL BE RECEIVED BY THE TREASURY OFFICER WHO WILL REQUIRE THE PERSON WHO PAID THE SAME TO MAKE A DISCOUNT THEREON. (P. 1429)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY ANY FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE SPECIE PAYMENT BILL. (P. 1430B)

TO AMEND THE BILL RELATIVE TO SPECIE PAYMENTS BY ESTABLISHING A UNIFORMITY IN THE PAYMENT OF DUTIES AND TAXES, BY PUBLISHING IN ONE OR MORE NEWSPAPERS IN EACH STATE OR TERRITORY, A LIST OF BANKS OF THE U.S. THE NOTES OF WHICH ARE THEREAFTER TO BE RECEIVED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS IN PAYMENT OF DUTIES, TAXES, AND OTHER DEBTS DUE TO THE U.S. ETC.. (P. 1530A)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BILL INCREASING THE SALARIES OF OUR MINISTERS AT THE COURTS OF ST. PETERSBURG, PARIS AND LONDON TO $12,000 PER ANNUM. (P. 1413)

TO PASS THE BILL (4/18/1816), AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO COMPENSATE JOHN ROGERS AND OTHERS $300 FOR THEIR CAPTURE OF A MIDSHIPMAN, AND TWO SEAMEN OF THE BRITISH NAVY. (P. 1877 INDEX)

TO PASS A BILL, (4/30/1816E, INCREASING THE SALARY OF THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE AND THE COMPENSATION OF THE SUBORDINATE CLERKS 20% FOR EXTRA DUTY IN BRINGING UP OLD ARREARS OF BUSINESS. (P. 1378)

TO PASS THE BILL, (4/30/1816), PROVIDING FOR THE RELIEF OF ELIZABETH HAMILTON. (P. 1376)

TO CONCUR IN THE 5TH AMENDMENT TO THE BILL, (4/16/1816), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT FOR 1816, WHICH AMENDMENT APPROPRIATES $28,036 FOR ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FOR CLERKS, MESSENGERS AND ASSISTANTS. (P. 1364)

TO PASS THE TARIFF BILL. (P. 1352)

TO POSTPONE UNTIL DEC. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OF THE TARIFF BILL. (P. 1351)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL BY REDUCING THE DUTY FROM 25% AD VALOREM TO 20% ON WOOLENS MANUFACTURES. (P. 1347)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL BY IMPOSING A DUTY OF 12 AND 1/2% AD VALOREM ON WOOLENS OR CLOTH OF WHICH WOOL IS THE MATERIAL OF CHIEF VALUE, THE ORIGINAL VALUE OF THE CLOTH NOT TO EXCEED 3 SHILLINGS STERLING PER SQUARE YARD, AND TO BE IMPORTED IN SEPARATE AND DISTINCT PACKAGES. (P. 1347A)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY THE NATIONAL BANK BILL. (P. 1344)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BILL FOR QUIETING AND ADJUSTING CLAIMS TO LANDS IN THE MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY. (P. 1222)

TO PASS THE BILL RELATING TO THE NATIONAL BANK. (P. 1219)

TO AMEND THE NATIONAL BANK BILL BY ELIMINATING THE PROVISION THAT GIVES THE PRESIDENT AND THE SENATE THE POWER OF APPOINTING FIVE OF THE DIRECTORS, THEREBY LEAVING ALL THE DIRECTORS TO BE CHOSEN BY THE CORPORATION. (P. 1210)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT TO BANK BILL; WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES TO CHANGE THE SEAT OF THE BANK PROPOSED TO BE ESTABLISHED, TO NEW YORK INSTEAD OF PHILADELPHIA. (P. 1208)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE NATIONAL BANK BILL. (P. 1211)

TO AMEND THE BILL, (1/11/1816), INCORPORATING THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BANK OF THE U.S., BY REDUCING THE RATE AT WHICH 6% STOCK IS TO BE RECEIVED IN SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE BANK, FROM PAR TO 90% FOR EVERY $100. (P. 1204)

TO PASS THE BILL, (3/19/1816), CHANGING THE MODE OF COMPENSATION TO THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM $6.00 PER DAY TO $1,500 ANNUALLY. (P. 1188)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY, THE BILL (3/6/1816), TO REDUCE THE DIRECT TAX ON THE U.S. TO 3 MILLIONS, AND CONTINUE THE SAME FOR ONE YEAR. (P. 1134)

TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT ALL DUTIES, IMPORTS, AND EXCISES, SHOULD BE COLLECTED IN ALL PARTS OF THE U.S. IN THE SAME CURRENCY, OR IN CURRENCIES EQUIVALENT IN VALUE AND THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO RECEIVE ONLY GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER COINS AND TREASURY NOTES IN PAYMENT OF DUTIES ETC.

TO RECEDE FROM THE AMENDMENTS AND AGREE TO THE MODIFICATION RECOMMENDED BY THE CONFEREES TO THE BILL REGULATING COMMERCE BETWEEN THE TERRITORIES OF THE U.S. AND GREAT BRITAIN, IN REGARD TO THE DECLARATORY WORDS IN THE ENACTING CLAUSE. (P. 1057)

TO CONCUR IN THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, BEING THE AMENDMENTS OF THE COMMITTEE TO A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS OF THE LATE WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, WHO FORFEITED THEIR ESTATES TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO JOIN THE AMERICAN STANDARD, WHICH AMENDMENTS IN THE NAME OF A SUBSTITUTE TO THE ORIGINAL BILL, OFFERED COMPENSATION NOT IN PROPORTION TO LOSS OF PROPERTY IN CANADA, BUT ACCORDING TO RANK IN OUR SERVICE. (P. 1032)

TO PASS THE BILL MAKING AN APPROPRIATION OF $1,065,224 FOR THE ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES FOR 1816. (P. 978)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE REFUSING TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION REDUCING THE ANNUAL DIRECT TAX, BY REPEALING THE TAX COMPLETELY. (P. 916)

TO CONCUR IN AMENDMENTS MADE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO A BILL FOR CARRYING INTO EFFECT THE CONVENTION OF COMMERCE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND GREAT BRITAIN. (P. 897)

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT TO A REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, ON THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS RESPECTING THE REVENUE, WHICH REPORT PROPOSES TO REDUCE THE ANNUAL DIRECT TAX TO THREE MILLION, THE AMENDMENT TO WHICH SEEKS TO LIMIT THE TAX TO ONE YEAR. (P. 863)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION FOR A DIRECT TAX, BY REPEALING THE TAX ENTIRELY.

TO AMEND A BILL (2/22/1816), REPEALING THE DUTIES ON CERTAIN ARTICLES MANUFACTURED WITHIN THE U.S., BY PROVIDING THAT THE BILL TAKE EFFECT ON DATE OF PASSAGE. (P. 264 JOURNAL)

TO AMEND AN AMENDMENT TO THE BILL TO CONTINUE IN FORCE THE ACT FOR IMPOSING ADDITIONAL DUTIES UPON ALL GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE IMPORTED FROM A FOREIGN PORT; WHICH ORIGINAL AMENDMENT INSERTS A SECOND SECTION INCREASING DUTIES BY 42% AS OF JUNE 30, UNTIL A NEW TARIFF LAW IS PASSED: THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT CHANGES 42% TO 50%.

TO PASS THE BILL TO CONTINUE IN FORCE THE ACT FOR IMPOSING ADDITIONAL DUTIES UPON ALL GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, IMPORTED FROM ANY FOREIGN PORT OR PLACE. (P. 744)

TO CONCUR IN THE SECOND OF THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO A SYSTEM OF REVENUE; WHICH SECOND RESOLUTION CONTINUES IN FORCE THE ACT ENTITLED "AN ACT LAYING A DUTY ON SALT, GRANTING A BOUNTY ON PICKLED FISH EXPORTED AND AN ALLOWANCE TO CERTAIN VESSELS EMPLOYED IN THE FISHERIES" (APP. 7/29/1813). (P. 693)

TO AMEND THE FIRST OF THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO A REVENUE SYSTEM; WHICH RESOLUTION PROVIDES TO CONTINUE IN FORCE DOUBLE DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE UNTIL NEXT JUNE 30; THE AMENDMENT CHANGES JUNE 30 TO JANUARY FIRST NEXT.

TO RECOMMIT THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO A SYSTEM OF REVENUE TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (P. 682)

TO SUSTAIN THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR THAT MR. RANDOLPH FAILED TO CONFINE HIMSELF IN HIS REMARKS TO THE QUESTION UNDER DEBATE, MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION RELATING TO A SYSTEM OF REVENUE. (P. 166)

TO PASS A BILL FOR REGULATING THE COMMERCE BETWEEN THE TERRITORIES OF THE U.S., AND BRITAIN ACCORDING TO A CONVENTION, CONCLUDED JULY 3, 1815. (P. 674)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF A BILL FOR REGULATING THE COMMERCE BETWEEN THE TERRITORIES OF THE U.S. AND BRITAIN, ACCORDING TO A CONVENTION CONCLUDED JULY 3, 1815. (P. 522)

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO PAYMENT FOR PROPERTY LOST, CAPTURED, AND DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY WHILE IN THE SERVICE OF THE U.S. DURING THE LATE WAR. (P. 409)

TO AMEND A RESOLUTION, 4/9/1816, MAKING COMPENSATION FOR PROPERTY LOST, CAPTURED OR DESTROYED WHILE IN THE MILITARY SERVICE OF THE U.S., WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES FOR THE ELIMINATION OF THE CLAUSE DEDUCTING THE AMOUNT WHICH HAS ALREADY BEEN PAID TO SOLDIERS FOR USE OR RISK OF THEIR HORSES WHILE IN THE SERVICE DURING THE LATE WAR, FROM THE AMOUNT TO BE PAID FOR THE LOSS OF SAID HORSES. (P. 406)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE COMMERCE PROTECTION BILL.

TO RECEDE FROM DISAGREEMENT TO THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE PEACE BILL CONCERNING BOUNTY LANDS FOR DISBANDED OFFICERS.

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY CONSIDERATION OF A HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-3-1815), FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE COMMERCE OF THE U.S. AGAINST THE ALGERINE CRUISER.

TO COMMIT THE BILL FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINST ALGERINE CURISERS, TO A SELECT COMMITTEE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT THE FACTS UPON WHICH THE MEASURE CONTEMPLATED BY BILL IS PREDICATED.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF THE COLLECTION BILL.

TO AMEND THE COMMERCE PROTECTION BILL BY ADDING THE PROVISION THAT IF THE "BEY" OF ALGIERS SHALL NOT DELIVER UP, ON DEMAND, ALL AMERICAN CITIZENS DETAINED BY HIM AS PRISONERS, AND RETURN TO A STATE OF AMITY WITH THE U.S., BY A TREATY OF PEACE.

TO TABLE THE BILL FOR THE FURTHER SECURITY OF THE COLLECTION OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE.

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL TO REDUCE THE MILITARY PEACE ESTABLISHMENT FROM 15 THOUSAND TO 10 THOUSAND MEN.

TO PUT THE MAIN QUESTION ON ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE COLLECTION BILL.

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY THE SENATE BILL (APP. 3-1-15), TO AUTHORIZE THE SETTLEMENT AND PAYMENT OF CERTAIN CLAIMS FOR SERVICES OF THE MILITIA.

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL TO PROVIDE FOR ARTILLERY, INFANTRY,

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL, BY ELIMINATING THE WORD "PEACE" IN THE FIRST SECTION. (P. 1266, 1265)

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL TO REDUCE THE APPROPRIATION FOR PURCHASE OF HOUSES FOR ARTILLERY FROM $100,000 TO $50,000.

TO ADJOURN.

TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL TO ELIMINATE THE SECTION GRANTING BOUNTY LANDS TO OFFICERS WHO WOULD BE DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE TO AMEND THE PEACE BILL BY ELIMINATING THE SECTION GRANTING BOUNTY LANDS TO OFFICERS WHO WOULD BE DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE.

TO AMEND THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-1-15), TO FIX THE MILITARY PEACE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, TO REDUCE THE FORCE FROM 10 TO 6 THOUSAND MEN.

TO CONCUR IN THE AMENDMENT TO THE TAX COLLECTORS BILL, TO ELIMINATE THE SECTION REQUIRING THE COLLECTORS TO ATTEND THE COUNTY COURT-HOUSE OF HIS DISTRICT ON CERTAIN DAYS. (P. 1192)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY THE RESOLUTION TO INSTRUCT THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS TO INQUIRE INTO THE EXPEDIENCY OF MAKING PROVISIONS BY LAW FOR PAYING THE MEMBERS OF THIS HOUSE IN MONEY CURRENT IN THE STATES TO WHICH THEY BELONG. (P. 1189, 1190)

TO POSTPONE THE SENATE BILL TO AUTHORIZE PAYMENT TO THE WIDOW OF ELBRIDGE GERRY, LATE VICE-PRESIDENT, OF SUCH SALARY AS WOULD HAVE BEEN PAYABLE TO HIM DURING THE REMAINDER OF HIS TERM OF SERVICE, HAD HE LIVED.

TO POSTPONE, INDEFINITELY, THE BANK BILL. (P. 1168)

TO AMEND THE TAX COLLECTORS BILL TO STATE THAT NO COLLECTOR IN ANY CITY SHALL RECEIVE A COMPENSATION GREATER THAN $8,000 RATHER THAN $5,000.

TO AMEND THE HOUSE BILL (APP. 3-1-15), TO FIX THE COMPENSATION AND INCREASE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE COLLECTORS OF THE DIRECT TAX AND INTERNAL DUTIES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES CONNECTION THEREOF; SAID AMENDMENT TO INCREASE THE COMPENSATION TO COLLECTORS FROM 3% TO 4 1/2 %.

TO RECEDE FROM DISAGREEMENT TO THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO A HOUSE BILL TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL REVENUE FOR DEFRAYING THE EXPENSE OF THE GOVERNMENT AND MAINTAINING PUBLIC CREDIT BY DUTIES ON VARIOUS GOODS MANUFACTURED WITHIN THE U.S. THE SENATE AMENDMENT IMPOSES A DUTY OF 8% AD VALOREM ON UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS VALUED ABOVE $2.00.

TO PASS THE BANK BILL.

TO AMEND THE BANK BILL TO REDUCE THE PROPOSED CAPITAL FROM FIFTY TO THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS.

TO AMEND A HOUSE BILL (3 STAT. 195, 2-4-15), TO PREVENT INTERCOURSE WITH THE ENEMY, BY ELIMINATING SECTION FIVE OF THE BILL, PROVIDING THAT EVERY COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS BE AUTHORIZED TO APPOINT WITHIN HIS DISTRICT, SUCH NUMBER OF INSPECTORS OF CUSTOMS AS HE JUDGES NECESSARY, PROVIDED THAT IT SHALL BE DISCRETIONARY WITH THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY AS TO WHAT NUMBER SHALL BE PAID OUT OF THE TREASURY.

TO AMEND THE INTERCOURSE WITH THE ENEMY BILL BY MODIFYING THE EIGHTH SECTION, WHICH DEALS WITH JUDGING CASES WHICH FALL UNDER THIS BILL.

TO AMEND THE INTERCOURSE WITH THE ENEMY BILL BY ELIMINATING SECTION 12, WHICH PERMITS THE PRESIDENT TO CALL UP THE MILITIA, WHEN NECESSARY, TO ENFORCE THIS BILL.

TO AMEND THE INTERCOURSE WITH THE ENEMY BILL, BY ADDING TO THE FIFTH SECTION OF THE BILL A PROVISION THAT THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EXECUTION OF THEIR TRUSTS BY SUCH CUSTOMS INSPECTORS AS HE APPOINTS.

TO RECOMMIT THE BANK BILL TO A SELECT COMMITTEE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO AMEND THE BILL.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE BY WHICH PASSAGE OF THE BANK BILL WAS DEFEATED.

TO PASS THE BANK BILL. (SPEAKER VOTING IN THE NEGATIVE)

TO RECOMMIT THE BANK BILL TO COMMITTEE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT SPECIFIC AMENDMENTS.

TO TABLE THE BANK BILL.

TO CONSIDER THE BANK BILL.

TO AMEND THE BANK BILL TO ELIMINATE THE SECTION RELATING TO PAYMENT OF NOTES IN SPECIE (SPEAKER VOTING IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.)

TO TABLE THE BANK BILL.

TO AMEND THE BANK BILL BY ELIMINATING THE PART DESCRIBING SUBSCRIBED STOCK, AND INSERTING: "ANY PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES BEARING AN ACCRUING INTEREST OF 6%."

TO AMEND THE BANK BILL TO LIMIT THE PRIVILEGE OF SUBSCRIPTION IN THE STOCK.

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BANK BILL.

TO RECOMMIT THE BANK BILL TO COMMITTEE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT AN AMENDMENT RELATING TO THE PAYMENT OF DEBTS.

TO SUSTAIN THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR THAT THE "MAIN QUESTION" CONCERNING THE BANK BILL IS TO ORDER THIRD READING, AND NOT TO ADOPT THE AMENDMENT OF MR. HALE.

TO AGREE TO THE SECOND PART OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT ON THE MILITIA DRAUGHTS BILL; TO RECEDE FROM THE AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO TAKE CERTAIN ACTIONS IF THE STATE GOVERNORS REFUSE TO DO SO.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BANK BILL.

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF THE BANK BILL.

TO SUSTAIN THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR THAT THE MOTION TO TABLE THE BANK BILL IS NOT IN ORDER, AFTER A MOTION FOR THE PREVIOUS QUESTION HAS BEEN CARRIED.

TO AGREE ON THE 1ST PART OF THE CONFERENCE COMM. REPORT ON THE MILITIA DRAUGHTS BILL; TO COMPROMISE ON THE TERM OF SERVICE TO MAKE IT EIGHTEEN MONTHS.

TO CONCUR IN THE AMENDMENT TO THE BANK BILL THAT PROVIDES FOR A CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE CORPORATION HEREBY CREATED.

TO POSTPONE, INDEFINITELY, THE MILITIA DRAUGHTS BILL.

TO PASS THE DIRECT TAX BILL.

TO RECEDE FROM THE AMENDMENT TO THE MILITIA DRAUGHTS BILL WHICH LIMITED THE TERM OF SERVICE OF DRAFTEES TO ONE YEAR, RATHER THAN TWO.

TO AMEND THE DIRECT TAX BILL BY ELIMINATING SECTION 41 OF THE BILL (SEE PP. 961-962)

TO AMEND THE DIRECT TAX BILL BY PROVIDING THAT AFTER THE COLLECTION LIST; HE SHOULD PROCEED TO COLLECT THEM UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY ON SUCH DAY AS HE SHALL FIX INSTEAD OF WITHIN TEN DAYS AFTER RECEIVING SAID LIST.

TO AMEND THE BILL TO LAY A DIRECT TAX OF $6 MILLION ANNUALLY UPON THE UNITED STATES BY ELIMINATING THE PROVISION TO LAY SUCH A TAX ANNUALLY.

TO AMEND THE DIRECT TAX BILL BY PROVIDING THAT THE TAX SHALL CONTINUE IN FORCE TO THE END OF THE YEAR ONLY AFTER THE TERMINATION OF THE WAR.