11.   Its members serve six-year terms, compared to two years in the House.

12.   Its members serve without compensation and review the performance of all agencies engaged in gathering and evaluating intelligence.

13.   Limiting the number of terms that could be served by members of Congress, of course, would require an amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

14.   Many members believe his leadership style is rooted in the understanding that members must first serve their constituents.

15.   Members will serve two-year terms.

16.   Members serve on virtually every committee and subcommittee in the House.

17.   Much debate has turned on whether to allow noncelibate gay members to serve in clerical positions.

18.   No member serves more than four months.

19.   Opponents also say that term limits are unnecessary because voters can simply elect someone else if they feel a member has served too long.

20.   Only two members serve on the board.