Bill > HRes989

This resolution, a procedural measure adopted by the House of Representatives, sets the rules for considering a bill called H.R. 5827, which aims to advance "bipartisan, common sense solutions." Essentially, it dictates how the House will debate and vote on this specific bill. It waives certain procedural objections, known as "points of order," that could otherwise prevent the bill from being considered or amended. The resolution also specifies that a particular amendment, if submitted by Representative Suozzi of New York, will be automatically adopted, and if multiple such amendments are submitted, the last one will be the one considered. After any adopted amendment, the bill will be considered read, and further points of order against its provisions will be waived. The resolution allows for one hour of debate, equally divided between Representative Suozzi and an opponent, and permits one final motion to send the bill back to a committee for further review before a final vote. Finally, it exempts the consideration of H.R. 5827 from certain standard House rules and directs the Clerk to inform the Senate of the House's passage of the bill promptly.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-resolution/989/all-info