H.R. 9701 is a proposed law that says if a state doesn't think about whether someone might be dangerous before letting them out of jail, or if they hide bad things adults have done, they might lose some money from the government. This money would then be given to cities in those states instead.

H. R. 8205 is a bill that lets special money called Byrne grants be used to set up systems so the police can report safety problems. It also talks about making rules for what can happen if someone tells lies about bail, which is the money people pay to get out of jail while waiting for their trial.

This bill sets the rules for talking about and voting on different ideas in the House: one idea is about punishing certain people in China, another is about using money to keep people safe, another is about taking care of forests, and there's also a discussion about what happened when the U.S. left Afghanistan.

H.R. 8205 is like making a new rule that helps judges and lawyers know more about people accused of serious crimes, like robberies or worse, by using special reports. This helps them decide important things like if the person should be allowed out of jail while they wait for their trial.

H. RES. 1486 is like a plan for Congress to talk about different important topics, such as how to deal with China’s government people, fixing safety laws, taking care of forests, and understanding what went wrong when the U.S. left Afghanistan.