The term 'Divisions in the Congressional Record' refers to the way that the United States Congress records its proceedings. The Congressional Record is the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress. It is divided into two parts: the House section, which contains the proceedings of the House of Representatives, and the Senate section, which contains the proceedings of the Senate. Each section is further divided into 'sessions, ' which are periods of time during which Congress meets and conducts business. Sessions are typically numbered sequentially, and each session is divided into divisions, which are further subdivided into pages.