S. 164 is a bill that seeks to amend chapter 8 of title 5 of the United States Code. The goal of the bill is to allow for en bloc, or grouped, consideration in resolutions of disapproval for "midnight rules," which are regulations introduced at the end of a President's term....
S. 164 is a bill that wants to change rules so that Congress can reject a bunch of last-minute rules made by a President who's leaving, all at once, instead of one at a time.
S. 4485, known as the “Midnight Rules Relief Act of 2024,” aims to amend chapter 8 of title 5 in the United States Code. The bill allows Congress to consider multiple resolutions of disapproval for regulations, known as "midnight rules," introduced in the final year of a...
S. 4485 wants to make it easier for Congress to say "no" to a bunch of new rules made by a President right at the end of their time in office, like cleaning up a big mess before they leave.
H. R. 115, also known as the “Midnight Rules Relief Act”, is a legislative proposal aimed at amending chapter 8 of title 5 of the United States Code. The bill introduces the concept of en bloc consideration, which allows Congress to group multiple executive...
The Midnight Rules Relief Act is like a new rule that lets a big group of people called Congress stop lots of new rules made by the President at the end of their time in office all at once, kind of like pressing a "stop" button on many toys before they're fully built.
H.R. 115, known as the "Midnight Rules Relief Act," aims to change how Congress can disapprove new rules made by federal agencies at the end of a President's term, commonly known as “midnight rules.” The bill would allow multiple rules to be disapproved in one vote, rather...
H.R. 115 is a bill that lets Congress say "no" to a bunch of new rules made at the end of a President's time in office all at once, instead of one-by-one. This makes it easier and faster for them to stop these last-minute changes.
H. R. 115, known as the "Midnight Rules Relief Act," proposes changes to chapter 8 of title 5 of the United States Code. It allows a single joint resolution of disapproval to cover multiple "midnight rules," which are regulations submitted during the last year of a President's term. The bill...
H. R. 115 is like a rule that helps people say "no" to a bunch of new rules that were made right before the end of a President's time in office, making it quicker and easier for everyone to decide if they like these rules or not.
H. R. 77, known as the “Midnight Rules Relief Act,” proposes changes to chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code. It aims to allow Congress to vote on multiple rules in a single joint resolution of disapproval when these rules were submitted in the final year of a President's...
H. R. 77 wants to make it easier for Congress to stop lots of new rules that a President creates right before leaving office by letting them vote on all those rules at once. This will help make sure no last-minute rule changes get approved without everyone agreeing.
H. R. 77, also known as the "Midnight Rules Relief Act," aims to change how certain government rules are handled at the end of a President’s term. Specifically, it proposes allowing Congress to group multiple rules for disapproval in a single resolution, a practice referred...
H. R. 77 is a bill that would let Congress say "no" to many rules that a President makes just before leaving office, all at once instead of one by one. This way, Congress can act faster if they don't like the rules.
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