Providing for consideration of the bill HR 1834 to advance policy priorities (H.Res 780)
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This resolution sets fast-track rules for debating H.R. 1834. It limits debate to one hour, gives one final chance to amend, and blocks most procedural objections. A substitute plan from the top minority member, if filed in advance, is automatically added; if several are filed, only the latest counts. The bill is treated as read and, if passed, must be sent to the Senate within a day. This could cut gridlock but also reduces open debate and changes.
Vote Yes on this bill if you want the House to speed up work on H.R. 1834, limit debate to one hour, skip most procedural objections, automatically add the minority's substitute if filed on time, and send the bill to the Senate within a day.
Organizations that support this bill may include good-government and anti-gridlock groups, House leaders who want to move H.R. 1834 quickly, and advocates who favor automatic adoption of the minority's substitute.
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Vote No on this bill if you want more open time for debate, more chances to amend, to keep normal procedural checks, and to avoid automatic adoption of a substitute.
Organizations that oppose this bill may include open-government and transparency groups, legislative watchdogs, and advocates for longer debate and a full amendment process.
