Bill > HRes530

This resolution establishes the rules for considering four different legislative items in the House of Representatives: a military construction and Veterans Affairs appropriations bill (H.R. 3944), a bill requiring monthly reporting on special interest aliens (H.R. 275), an immigration bill related to driving while intoxicated offenses (H.R. 875), and a resolution condemning riots in Los Angeles. For H.R. 3944, the resolution allows the Speaker to declare the House in Committee of the Whole, limits general debate to one hour, and permits the Committee on Appropriations chair to offer amendment packages. The bill provides specific procedural guidelines for each piece of legislation, including waiving certain points of order, setting debate times, and establishing voting procedures. Specifically for H.R. 3944, the resolution allows for up to 10 pro forma amendments from committee leadership, requires the bill to be reported back to the House after amendment, and provides for a final passage vote with only one possible motion to recommit. Similar structured debate and voting processes are outlined for the other three legislative items, each with slightly different specific parameters tailored to the particular bill or resolution.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-resolution/530/all-info