H.R. 8505 is a bill that gives more power to a group that makes sure moving companies follow the rules so that people’s stuff is moved safely and fairly; and it also lets states help and keep some of the money if companies break the rules.

H.R. 8505 wants to make sure that moving companies follow the rules when shipping people's things by giving more power to the people who check on them and letting states collect money from rule-breakers. It also asks these companies to share some important details about where they're based and who works there.

H.R. 9790 is like a rulebook to keep an eye on the special parts of machines that make medicine tablets. It wants to make sure everyone who makes or sells these machine parts follows the rules and writes down what they do, so bad people can't use them to make illegal drugs.

H.R. 9148 is like a rulebook change that lets some people who help manage big stacks of money for special groups not have to sign up with the big money-bosses if they're dealing with less than $5 billion. These people still have to keep some notes and check in every two years, and there's an easier form for the smaller money helpers to fill out.