H. RES. 1560 sets the terms for the House of Representatives to consider the bill H.R. 8996, which aims to improve safety requirements for trains that transport hazardous materials. The resolution allows the House to discuss the bill without facing procedural...
H. RES. 1560 is a set of rules for talking about a new plan to make trains that carry dangerous stuff safer, and it says how lawmakers will discuss the plan, like giving them one hour to talk about it.
H. RES. 1410 is a resolution that sets the rules for considering a specific bill, H.R. 82. This bill aims to change the Social Security Act by removing the Government pension offset and windfall elimination provisions. The resolution allows for one hour of...
This resolution is like setting the rules for a game, where the Congress wants to talk about changing a rule that affects how some people get their retirement money. It says, "Let's talk about this for one hour, and don't worry about other rules getting in the way!"
H. RES. 1119 is a resolution that sets the procedure for the House of Representatives to consider the bill (H.R. 6929), which aims to allocate funds for the Affordable Connectivity Program run by the Federal Communications Commission. The resolution allows the bill to be...
The House is planning to talk about a way to give money to help more people get fast internet, and they're deciding how the discussion will happen without any big interruptions.
H. RES. 1616 allows the House of Representatives to consider the bill H.R. 115, which aims to change the law to make it easier for Congress to reject late-stage regulations issued by outgoing presidents, known as "midnight rules." The resolution simplifies...
This bill helps Congress easily change or stop rules made by presidents right before they leave office, making sure these rules are checked properly. It also gives Congress a set time to talk about the bill and a chance to make changes if needed.
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