Bill > HRes198

This Resolution sets the rules for the House of Representatives to consider a Senate amendment to a bill, H.R. 1319, which is related to budget reconciliation as outlined in title II of S. Con. Res. 5. Reconciliation is a special legislative process in Congress that allows certain budget-related bills to pass with a simple majority vote in the Senate, bypassing the usual 60-vote threshold. Specifically, this resolution allows the House to take up the bill with the Senate's changes, consider a motion to agree to those changes without any procedural objections, and limits debate on that motion to two hours, divided between members of the Budget and Ways and Means committees. After the debate, the vote on agreeing to the Senate's changes will proceed immediately.