Abstract
Woodrow Wilson once noted that in session is Congress on public exhibition, while Congress in its committee rooms is Congress at work.' Given the increased complexity of public affairs, Wilson's statement is certainly appropriate today. Congress in session simply cannot consider at length and in necessary detail the intricacies of contemporary problems. Gathering information and deliberating on most.issues is left to legislative committees and sub-
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