H.R. 1226, titled the "Restoring Checks and Balances Act," proposes that any new federal regulatory rules created by agencies will automatically expire five years after they take effect, unless Congress specifically renews them. Once a rule expires, agencies cannot reuse, enforce, or modify...
Simple Explanation
In this bill, any new rules made by the government will disappear after five years unless Congress decides to keep them. The rules can't be changed or reused if they expire, and important ones like emergency rules are treated differently.