An original resolution authorizing expenditures by the Committee on the Budget.

Senate Resolution 41 is a routine administrative measure that provides the necessary funding for the Senate Committee on the Budget to operate during the 111th Congress. These funds cover essential operational costs, including hiring staff, purchasing equipment, and managing the committee’s daily office expenses. By authorizing this budget, the resolution ensures the committee can fulfill its primary responsibility of drafting the federal budget and overseeing the government's spending and revenue processes.