H. R. 7128 wants to make sure that small businesses owned by women stay the right size to join in certain competitions for government work. It keeps these businesses certified unless they choose not to be or are found too big.

H.R. 7105 is a bill that says only small businesses owned by women that are officially certified can be counted in government goals for helping these types of businesses. It also asks for regular updates to make sure the plan is working and helps women-owned businesses.

The bill is like asking for a detailed report to help understand how small businesses owned by women, veterans, and those in special areas get contracts; it wants them to share more information with Congress without giving extra money to do so, which might make it harder to gather all the details.

H.R. 7105 is a rule that says only small businesses truly owned and run by women can help meet certain targets for government projects, and the Small Business Administration has to check and report back regularly on how this is working.

H.R. 9510 wants to make it easier for small businesses owned by women to get work from the government by making special rules just for them, like giving them more chances to get contracts and helping them understand how to get these contracts. It also tries to help these businesses by changing some rules to make it fairer and less confusing for everyone.

H.R. 7105 wants to make sure that when the government looks at businesses run by women, only those that have a special certificate count, not the ones that just say they do. But, they won't spend any extra money making sure this new system works.

H. R. 7128 is a rule to make sure that businesses owned by women are the right size to join certain competitions. It says these businesses must follow certain rules about how big they can be, and if they need to prove their size, they don't have to do a formal check right away.

The bill wants to make sure businesses owned by women follow certain steps to prove they are really owned by women before they can be part of government programs or goals. It also asks an important office to check how many businesses want to do this and how long it takes, but it says no extra money will be given to help with these changes.

The bill wants the government to keep better track of how many small businesses owned by women, veterans, and those in special areas get contracts. It asks for detailed reports every year but doesn't give any extra money to do this, meaning they'll have to use what they already have to make it work.