H. RES. 19 expresses the opinion of the House of Representatives that it should not adjourn until all annual appropriation bills under the jurisdiction of the Committee on Appropriations subcommittees are passed into law for the current fiscal year. This resolution was...
The House of Representatives has an idea that they shouldn't take a break until they make sure all the important money plans for the year are officially agreed upon and followed.
H. RES. 1370 sets the terms for how two bills will be considered in the House of Representatives. The first bill, H.R. 8997, deals with funding for energy and water development agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025. The second bill,...
The resolution explains how two groups will decide on spending money for things like energy, water, and taking care of nature over the next year. It sets rules on how they will talk about it, make changes, and then vote to decide what should happen.
H. RES. 964 expresses the opinion of the House of Representatives that they should not take a break until all the annual spending bills overseen by the Committee on Appropriations are passed into law for the current fiscal year. The resolution was introduced by Mr. Ogles and...
The bill says that the people in the House of Representatives should not go on vacation until they finish all the important money plans for the year. This means they have to decide how to spend the government's money before taking a break.
H.R. 9561 is a bill that aims to provide necessary funding for the salaries and expenses of certain U.S. Customs and Border Protection employees during a government shutdown in fiscal year 2025. Specifically, it ensures that U.S. Border Patrol Agents and officers from the...
The bill wants to make sure that workers who guard the borders still get paid if the government has to stop working for a while. It's like making sure the people who keep everyone safe still get their allowance even when the piggy bank is almost empty.
H. RES. 1133 elects certain members of the United States House of Representatives to various standing committees. It assigns Mr. Cole as the Chair of the Committee on Appropriations and Mr. Burgess as the Chair of the Committee on Rules. The resolution ranks Ms. Granger after...
H. RES. 1133 is like picking some team leaders and team members in a school for different activities. Mr. Cole will lead the money team, Mr. Burgess will lead the rule-making team, and other people like Mr. James will join special teams like the energy and transportation teams.
H. RES. 1016 outlines the procedures for the House of Representatives to consider the bill H.R. 5673, which focuses on advancing responsible policies. The resolution waives all points of order against the bill's consideration and allows for a specific amendment to be automatically adopted if...
This resolution is like the special rules for playing a game, allowing the House to talk about a new idea for doing things responsibly. It lets them skip some usual checks and allows one special change to happen without more talking or voting.
The resolution H. RES. 22 is about electing members to specific standing committees in the U.S. House of Representatives. It lists the names of representatives chosen for four committees: Appropriations, Energy and Commerce, Financial Services, and Ways and Means. This...
The resolution H. RES. 22 is like making teams at school, where certain members of the House of Representatives are chosen to join special groups called committees. These committees, like Appropriations, Energy and Commerce, Financial Services, and Ways and Means, help make important decisions for the country on things like spending money and other big projects.
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