Bill > HRes979

This Resolution sets the rules for how the House of Representatives will consider two specific bills. First, it allows for the consideration of H.R. 963, a bill that would change laws related to arbitration, which is a process where disputes are resolved outside of court by an impartial third party. The resolution waives any objections to bringing this bill up for debate and specifies that a particular substitute amendment, identified as Rules Committee Print 117-34, will be considered as adopted in place of the one originally proposed by the Judiciary Committee. The bill, as amended, will be considered read, and any objections to its provisions will be waived, with debate limited to one hour and one motion to recommit allowed before a final vote. Second, the resolution allows for the consideration of H.R. 2116, a bill aimed at preventing discrimination based on a person's hair texture or style. Similar to the first bill, this resolution waives objections to its consideration and mandates that a substitute amendment, identified as Rules Committee Print 117-36, will be considered adopted. The bill, as amended, will be considered read, objections to its provisions waived, and debate limited to one hour with one motion to recommit permitted before a final vote.