The House GOP Majority Transition Office sends along this interesting item:

“One of things that the team is looking at is the possibility that we can reduce some of the printing that’s done around here, some of the hard copy printing,” a GOP transition staffer said.
The suggestion seems to resemble a bill proposed by Rep. Chris Lee (R-N.Y.) that was voted down on the House floor Wednesday. Brought to the floor under the GOP’s YouCut initiative, the bill would have saved about $35 million over 10 years by ending the practice of delivering five printed copies of legislation to every sponsor, original co-sponsor and committee of jurisdiction.
Almost $94 million was appropriated for Congressional printing and binding in fiscal 2010. A Government Printing Office spokesman said the agency, which would bear the burden of this cut, would adapt if this change is instituted.