Search Results for keywords:"leadership continuity"

Search Results: keywords:"leadership continuity"

H. R. 6972 — An Act To amend title 5, United States Code, to require an Executive agency whose head is a member of the National Security Council to notify the Executive Office of the President, the Comptroller General of the United States, and congressional leadership of such head becoming medically incapacitated within 24 hours, and for other purposes.
May 07, 2024
Status:Referred in Senate
Congress:118
Words:862
H.R. 6972, titled the “Securing Chain of Command Continuity Act,” aims to ensure that when the head of an Executive agency who is a member of the National Security Council becomes medically incapacitated, a formal notification or report process is followed. It mandates that...
Simple Explanation
In the Securing Chain of Command Continuity Act, if a leader in charge of important national security things gets sick, they have to tell the President and some other big bosses quickly, so everyone knows who is in charge. This is so that if the leader can't work, things still run smoothly and safely.
H. RES. 1209 — Declaring the office of Speaker of the House of Representatives to be vacant.
May 08, 2024
Status:Laid on Table in House
Congress:118
Words:93
H. RES. 1209 proposes to declare the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives vacant, effectively removing Mike Johnson from the role. The resolution outlines multiple grievances against Speaker Johnson, including failure to uphold promises made during his election, collaborating...
Simple Explanation
In this bill, some people want to say that the person in charge of a big meeting place called the House, named Speaker Mike Johnson, should not be in charge anymore because they think he hasn't done a good job keeping his promises. They worry that this decision might make things a bit confusing because they haven’t figured out who will take his spot if he leaves.

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