Bill > HRes475

This Resolution establishes the rules for considering a bill, H.B. 3193, which aims to give the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), a government body that monitors the U.S. financial system for risks, more authority to review regulations created by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (BCFP), an agency focused on protecting consumers in the financial sector. The Resolution outlines a specific process for debating and amending H.B. 3193, including limiting general debate to one hour and allowing amendments under a "five-minute rule," with certain amendments being pre-selected and their debate time strictly controlled. It also waives all objections to considering the bill and its amendments, and sets procedures for House proceedings, including allowing the Speaker to appoint Members to act as Chair, during a specific period from February 13 to February 24, 2014. Additionally, it waives a rule requiring a two-thirds vote for considering a report from the Rules Committee on the same day it's presented, specifically for measures related to the public debt limit, if reported by February 12, 2014.