Sets rules for how the House would debate and vote on bills about opioids and small businesses.
This resolution would set specific rules for how the House of Representatives considers four bills. These rules would limit debate time and restrict amendments for bills addressing opioid programs and small business issues. This means lawmakers would have less flexibility in discussing and changing these proposals.
Today, the House considers bills under its standard rules, which allow for more open debate and amendment processes. If this resolution passes, the House would consider four specific bills (on opioids and small businesses) under stricter rules, with limited debate, pre-approved amendments, and fewer opportunities for procedural objections.
HRES 458 · 119th Congress · June 3, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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