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MCCUMBER, ACTING CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:\\nBy the Office of Legislative Operations\\nThe Clerk shall cause the calendars of the House to be\\ndistributed each legislative day. Rule II, clause 2(e)\\nIndex to the Calendars will be included on the first legislative day of\\neach week the House is in session\\nU.S. GOVERNM\\nENT PUBLISHING OFFICE:2024\\n49–038\\n1 \\nCONVENED JANUARY 3, 2023 \\nADJOURNED JANUARY 3, 2024 \\nCONVENED JANUARY 3, 2024 \\n  \\nLEGISLATIVE DAY 126 \\nCALENDAR DAY 126 \\nWednesday, September 25, 2024 \\nHOUSE MEETS AT 10 A.M. \\nFOR MORNING-HOUR DEBATE \\nSPECIAL ORDERS \\n(SEE NEXT PAGE) \\n\\n\\n2 \\nSPECIAL ORDERS \\nSPECIAL ORDER \\nSPEECHES \\nThe Speaker’s policy with regard to special-order speeches announced on February 11, \\n1994, as clarified and reiterated by subsequent Speakers, will continue to apply \\nin the 118th Congress. \\nThe Chair may recognize Members for special-order speeches for up to 4 hours. \\nSuch speeches may not extend beyond the 4-hour limit without the permission of \\nthe Chair, which may be granted only with advance consultation between the leader-\\nships and notification to the House. However, the Chair will not recognize for any \\nspecial-order speeches beyond 10 o’clock in the evening. \\nThe 4-hour limitation will be divided between the majority and minority parties. \\nEach party is entitled to reserve its first hour for respective leaderships or their \\ndesignees. The second hour reserved to each party will be divided into two 30- \\nminute periods. Recognition for one-hour periods and for 30-minute periods will alter-\\nnate initially and subsequently between the parties each day. The Chair wishes \\nto clarify for Members that any 60- or 30-minute period that is not claimed at \\nthe appropriate time will be considered to have expired; this includes the first 60- \\nminute period of the day. \\nThe allocation of time within each party’s 2-hour period (or shorter period if prorated \\nto end by 10 p.m.) will be determined by a list submitted to the Chair by the \\nrespective leaderships. Members may not sign up with their leadership for any spe-\\ncial-order speeches earlier than one week prior to the special order. Additionally, \\nMembers must sign up with their leadership for any special-order speech at least \\none day prior to the special order. The Chair will not recognize a Member for more \\nthan one special-order speech per week, nor may a Member sign up for a second \\nspecial-order speech in the same week. Additional guidelines may be established \\nfor such sign-ups by the respective leaderships. \\nPursuant to clause 2(a) of rule V, the television cameras will not pan the Chamber, \\nbut a ‘‘crawl’’ indicating the conduct of morning-hour debate or that the House has \\ncompleted its legislative business and is proceeding with special-order speeches will \\nappear on the screen. The Chair may announce other adaptations during this period. \\nThe continuation of this format for recognition by the Speaker is without prejudice \\nto the Speaker’s ultimate power of recognition under clause 2 of rule XVII and \\nincludes the ability to withdraw recognition for longer special-order speeches should \\ncircumstances warrant. \\nMORNING HOUR \\nDEBATE \\nThat during the second session of the 118th Congress: (1) on legislative days of Monday \\nor Tuesday when the House convenes pursuant to House Resolution 950, the House \\nshall convene 2 hours earlier than the time otherwise established by the resolution \\nfor the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate; (2) on legislative days of Wednes-\\nday or Thursday when the House convenes pursuant to House Resolution 950, the \\nHouse shall convene 2 hours earlier than the time otherwise established by the \\nresolution for the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate; (3) when the House \\nconvenes pursuant to an order other than House Resolution 950, the House shall \\nconvene for the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate only as prescribed by \\nsuch order; (4) the time for morning-hour debate shall be allocated equally between \\nthe parties and may not continue beyond 10 minutes before the hour appointed \\nfor the resumption of the session of the House; and (5) the form of proceeding \\nfor morning-hour debate shall be as follows: (a) the prayer by the Chaplain, the \\napproval of the Journal and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag shall be postponed \\nuntil resumption of the session of the House; (b) initial and subsequent recognitions \\nfor debate shall alternate between the parties; (c) recognition shall be conferred \\nby the Speaker only pursuant to lists submitted by the Majority Leader and by \\nthe Minority Leader; (d) no Member may address the House for longer than 5 min-\\nutes, except the Majority Leader, the Minority Leader, or the minority whip; (e) \\nno legislative business shall be in order except the filing of privileged reports; and \\n(f) following morning-hour debate, the Chair shall declare a recess pursuant to clause \\n12(a) of rule I until the time appointed for the resumption of the session of the \\nHouse; and (6) the Speaker may dispense with morning-hour debate upon receipt \\nof a notification described in clause 12(c) of rule I, or upon a change in reconvening \\npursuant to clause 12(e) of rule I, and notify Members accordingly. (Agreed to Jan. \\n9, 2024.) \\nDAILY HOURS OF \\nMEETING \\nPursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 950, and unless otherwise ordered, the hour of \\ndaily meeting of the House shall be 2 p.m. on Mondays; noon on Tuesdays (or \\n2 p.m. if no legislative business was conducted on the preceding Monday); noon \\non Wednesdays and Thursdays; and 9 a.m. on all other days of the week. (Agreed \\nto Jan. 9, 2024.) \\n\\n\\nSEC. 1\\nSEC. 2\\nSEC. 3\\nSEC. 4\\nSEC. 5\\nSEC. 6\\nSEC. 7\\nSEC. 8\\nSEC. 9\\nSEC. 10\\nSEC. 11\\nSEC. 12\\nSEC. 13\\nSEC. 14\\nSEC. 15\\nSEC. 16\\nSEC. 17\\nSEC. 18\\nSEC. 19\\nSEC. 20\\nSEC. 21\\n1 \\nUNFINISHED BUSINESS \\n2023 \\nH.R. 4820 \\nNov. 6 \\nNov. 7 \\nA bill making appropriations for the Departments of Transportation, and Housing and Urban De-\\nvelopment, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other pur-\\nposes. (Pending in the House.) \\nH.R. 4664 \\nNov. 8 \\nNov. 9 \\nA bill making appropriations for financial services and general government for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. (Pending in the House.) \\nH.R. 5894 \\nNov. 14 \\nNov. 15 \\nA bill making appropriations for the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Edu-\\ncation, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other pur-\\nposes. (Pending in the House.) \\n2024 \\nH.R. 8997 \\nJuly 23 \\nA bill making appropriations for energy and water development and related agencies for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. (Pending in the House.) \\nTABLE OF CONTENTS \\nSection \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................................................................................\\n1 \\nHouse Calendar ......................................................................................................................\\n2 \\nPrivate Calendar ....................................................................................................................\\n3 \\nConsensus Calendar ...............................................................................................................\\n4 \\nCalendar of Motions to Discharge Committees ...................................................................\\n5 \\nPublic Laws .............................................................................................................................\\n6 \\nPrivate Laws ...........................................................................................................................\\n7 \\nHistory of Bills and Resolutions: \\nHouse Bills .......................................................................................................................\\n8 \\nHouse Joint Resolutions .................................................................................................\\n9 \\nHouse Concurrent Resolutions .......................................................................................\\n10 \\nHouse Resolutions ...........................................................................................................\\n11 \\nSenate Bills ......................................................................................................................\\n12 \\nSenate Joint Resolutions ................................................................................................\\n13 \\nSenate Concurrent Resolutions ......................................................................................\\n14 \\nSenate Resolutions ..........................................................................................................\\n15 \\nReported Bills Referred under Time Limitations ................................................................\\n16 \\nBills in conference ..................................................................................................................\\n17 \\nBills through conference (printed the first legislative day of each week the House is in \\nsession).\\n18 \\nIndex of Short Titles (printed the first legislative day of each week the House is in ses-\\nsion).\\n19 \\nIndex (printed the first legislative day of each week the House is in session) ....................\\n20 \\nCalendar of year 2023 ............................................................................................................\\n21 \\nCalendar of year 2024 ............................................................................................................\\n21 \\nStatus of major bills (first session) .......................................................................................\\n21 \\nStatus of major bills (second session) ...................................................................................\\n21 \\n\\n\\n2 \\nTHE MORNING HOUR FOR THE CALL OF COMMITTEES \\nRule XIV, clause 4: \\n‘‘4. After the unfinished business has been disposed of, the Speaker shall call each standing committee in \\nregular order and then select committees. Each committee when named may call up for consideration a bill or \\nresolution reported by it on a previous day and on the House Calendar. If the Speaker does not complete the \\ncall of the committees before the House passes to other business, the next call shall resume at the point it left \\noff, giving preference to the last bill or resolution under consideration. A committee that has occupied the call \\nfor two days may not call up another bill or resolution until the other committees have been called in their turn.’’ \\nNOTE.—Call rests with the Committee on Agriculture. \\nCALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS \\nRule XV, clause 6: \\n‘‘6. (a) On Wednesday of each week, business shall not be in order before completion of the call of those commit-\\ntees (except as provided by clause 4 of rule XIV) whose chair, or other member authorized by the committee, \\nhas announced to the House a request for such call at least 72 hours in advance. \\n(b) A bill or resolution on either the House or the Union Calendar, except bills or resolutions that are privileged \\nunder the Rules of the House, may be called under this clause. A bill or resolution called up from the Union \\nCalendar shall be considered in the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union without motion, \\nsubject to clause 3 of rule XVI. General debate on a measure considered under this clause shall be confined to \\nthe measure and may not exceed two hours equally divided between a proponent and an opponent. \\n(c) This clause does not apply during the last two weeks of a session of Congress. \\n(d) Precedents, rulings, or procedures in effect before the One Hundred Eleventh Congress regarding the pri-\\nority of business and the availability of other business on Wednesday shall be applied only to the extent consistent \\nwith this clause.’’ \\nNOTE.—Call rests with the Committee on Agriculture. \\nSPECIAL LEGISLATIVE DAYS \\nCalendar Wednesday ....................................\\nWednesday of each week, when specifically noticed, except during \\nthe last 2 weeks of a session (clause 6, rule XV). Mondays of each \\nmonth (clause 4, rule XV). \\nPrivate Calendar ...........................................\\nFirst Tuesday of each month (clause 5, rule XV). \\n\\n\\nSEC. 1\\n1. UNION CALENDAR\\nRule XIII, clause 1(a):\\n‘‘(1) A Calendar of the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union, to which shall be referred\\npublic bills and public resolutions raising revenue, involving a tax or charge on the people, directly or\\nindirectly making appropriations of money or property or requiring such appropriations to be made,\\nauthorizing payments out of appropriations already made, or releasing any liability to the United States for\\nmoney or property.’’\\nNo.\\n(1–1) \\n2023 \\nFeb. 7 \\nReferred to the Committee of the \\nWhole House on the State of the \\nUnion. \\n(H. Doc. 118–1) \\nMessage of the President of the United States to \\nthe Congress on the subject of the state of the \\nUnion. \\n1 \\nH.R. 1152 \\nMar. 17 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–10 \\nTo amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act \\nto make changes with respect to water quality \\ncertification, and for other purposes. \\n5 \\nH.R. 1155 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–13 \\nTo prohibit the phase out of gasoline and prevent \\nhigher prices for consumers, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n6 \\nH.R. 1158 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–14 \\nTo amend the Toxic Substances Control Act with \\nrespect to new critical energy resources, and for \\nother purposes. \\n7 \\nH.R. 1141 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–15 \\nTo repeal the natural gas tax. \\n8 \\nH.R. 1140 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–16 \\nTo authorize the Administrator of the Environ-\\nmental Protection Agency to waive application of \\ncertain requirements with respect to processing \\nand refining a critical energy resource at a critical \\nenergy resource facility, and for other purposes. \\n9 \\nH.R. 1131 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–17 \\nTo require the Administrator of the Environmental \\nProtection Agency to authorize the use of flexible \\nair permitting with respect to certain critical en-\\nergy resource facilities, and for other purposes. \\n10 \\nH.R. 1130 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–18 \\nTo repeal restrictions on the export and import of \\nnatural gas. \\n11 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–2 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 1085 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–20 \\nTo require the Secretary of Energy to direct the \\nNational Petroleum Council to issue a report with \\nrespect to petrochemical refineries in the United \\nStates, and for other purposes. \\n12 \\nH.R. 1070 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–21 \\nTo amend the Solid Waste Disposal Act to provide \\nthe owner or operator of a critical energy resource \\nfacility an interim permit under subtitle C that \\nis subject to final approval by the Administrator \\nof the Environmental Protection Agency, and for \\nother purposes. \\n13 \\nH.R. 1068 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–22 \\nTo amend the Department of Energy Organization \\nAct to secure the supply of critical energy re-\\nsources, including critical minerals and other ma-\\nterials, and for other purposes. \\n14 \\nH.R. 1115 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–23 \\nTo provide for Federal and State agency coordina-\\ntion in the approval of certain authorizations \\nunder the Natural Gas Act, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n15 \\nH.R. 1058 \\nMar. 23 \\nPart I \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–24 \\nTo establish a more uniform, transparent, and mod-\\nern process to authorize the construction, connec-\\ntion, operation, and maintenance of international \\nborder-crossing facilities for the import and export \\nof oil and natural gas and the transmission of \\nelectricity. \\n16 \\nMar. 23 \\nTransportation \\nand \\nInfrastructure \\nand Natural \\nResources \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 1335 \\nMar. 23 \\nPart I \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–28 \\nTo restart onshore and offshore oil, gas, and coal \\nleasing, streamline permitting for energy infra-\\nstructure, ensure transparency in energy develop-\\nment on Federal lands, and for other purposes. \\n18 \\nMar. 23 \\nAgriculture and \\nBudget \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 1603 \\nMar. 28 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–31 \\nTo repeal provisions of Public Law 117-169 relating \\nto taxpayer subsidies for home electrification, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n19 \\nH.R. 1376 \\nMar. 30 \\nPart I \\nMr. Turner (Intelligence). \\nRept. 118–32 \\nTo require the Director of National Intelligence to \\ndeclassify information relating to the origin of \\nCOVID-19, and for other purposes. \\n20 \\nMar. 30 \\nEnergy and \\nCommerce \\ndischarged \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–3 \\n2023 \\nRept. 118–36 \\nApr. 17 \\nMr. Comer (Oversight and \\nAccountability). \\nAuthorization and Oversight Plans for All House \\nCommittees. \\n23 \\nH.R. 675 \\nApr. 25 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–41 \\nTo amend the Secure and Trusted Communications \\nNetworks Act of 2019 to prohibit the Federal \\nCommunications Commission from granting a li-\\ncense or United States market access for a non- \\ngeostationary orbit satellite system if the license \\nor grant of market access would be held or con-\\ntrolled by an entity that produces or provides any \\ncovered communications equipment or service or \\nan affiliate of such an entity, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n27 \\nH.R. 2794 \\nMay 5 \\nPart I \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–45 \\nTo secure the international borders of the United \\nStates, and for other purposes. \\n29 \\nMay 5 \\nWays and Means \\nand Judiciary \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 1690 \\nMay 5 \\nPart I \\nMr. McCaul (Foreign Affairs). \\nRept. 118–46 \\nTo authorize the Secretary of State to negotiate re-\\ngional immigration agreements, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n30 \\nMay 5 \\nJudiciary \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 2640 \\nMay 5 \\nPart I \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–47 \\nTo provide for reform of the asylum system and \\nprotection of the border. \\n31 \\nMay 5 \\nWays and \\nMeans, \\nEducation and \\nthe Workforce \\nand Homeland \\nSecurity \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 801 \\nMay 11 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–53 \\nTo amend title III of the Public Health Service Act \\nto provide for suspension of entries and imports \\nfrom designated countries to prevent the spread \\nof communicable diseases and import into the \\nUnited States of certain controlled substances. \\n36 \\nH.R. 1482 \\nMay 16 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–60 \\nTo provide guidance for and investment in the up-\\ngrade and modernization of the National Oceanic \\nand Atmospheric Administration Weather Radio \\nAll Hazards network, and for other purposes. \\n40 \\nH.R. 1496 \\nMay 16 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–61 \\nTo upgrade the communications service used by the \\nNational Weather Service, and for other purposes. \\n41 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–4 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 1153 \\nMay 16 \\nMr. McCaul (Foreign Affairs). \\nRept. 118–63 \\nTo provide a clarification of non-applicability for reg-\\nulation and prohibition relating to sensitive per-\\nsonal data under the International Emergency \\nEconomic Powers Act, and for other purposes. \\n43 \\nH.R. 501 \\nMay 17 \\nPart I \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–66 \\nTo amend the Controlled Substances Act to require \\nregistrants to decline to fill certain suspicious or-\\nders, and for other purposes. \\n46 \\nMay 17 \\nJudiciary \\ndischarged \\nH.J. Res. 29 \\nJune 5 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–94 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the United States Fish and Wildlife \\nService relating to ‘‘Endangered and Threatened \\nWildlife \\nand \\nPlants; \\nLesser \\nPrairie-Chicken; \\nThreatened Status With Section 4(d) Rule for the \\nNorthern Distinct Population Segment and En-\\ndangered Status for the Southern Distinct Popu-\\nlation Segment’’. \\n71 \\nH.J. Res. 46 \\nJune 5 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–95 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the National Marine Fisheries Serv-\\nice relating to ‘‘Endangered and Threatened Wild-\\nlife and Plants; Regulations for Listing Endan-\\ngered and Threatened Species and Designating \\nCritical Habitat’’. \\n72 \\nH.J. Res. 49 \\nJune 5 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–96 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the United States Fish and Wildlife \\nService relating to ‘‘Endangered and Threatened \\nWildlife and Plants; Endangered Species Status \\nfor Northern Long-Eared Bat’’. \\n73 \\nH.R. 1541 \\nJune 5 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–97 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to include re-\\nquirements relating to apprenticeship program as-\\nsistance for small business development centers, \\nand for other purposes. \\n74 \\nH.R. 1644 \\nJune 5 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–99 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to require a re-\\nport on 7(a) agents, and for other purposes. \\n76 \\nH.R. 1651 \\nJune 5 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–100 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to establish re-\\nquirements for 7(a) agents, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n77 \\nH.R. 1730 \\nJune 5 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–101 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to include re-\\nquirements relating to graduates of career and \\ntechnical education programs or programs of \\nstudy for small business development centers and \\nwomen’s business centers, and for other purposes. \\n78 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–5 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 3796 \\nJune 12 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–105 \\nTo provide for the extension of taxes funding the \\nAirport and Airway Trust Fund and to require \\nthe designation of certain airports as ports of \\nentry. \\n81 \\nH.R. 3798 \\nJune 12 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–106 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\ninform employers of flexible health insurance ben-\\nefits. \\n82 \\nH.R. 1843 \\nJune 13 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–109 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\npermanently extend the exemption for telehealth \\nservices from certain high deductible health plan \\nrules. \\n84 \\nH.R. 2868 \\nJune 14 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–112 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974 to clarify the treatment of certain \\nassociation health plans as employers, and for \\nother purposes. \\n87 \\nH.R. 2813 \\nJune 20 \\nPart I \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–114 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974, the Public Health Service Act, \\nand the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to exclude \\nfrom the definition of health insurance coverage \\ncertain medical stop-loss insurance obtained by \\ncertain plan sponsors of group health plans, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n88 \\nJune 20 \\nEnergy and \\nCommerce and \\nWays and Means \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 2741 \\nJune 27 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–119 \\nTo authorize and amend authorities, programs, and \\nstatutes administered by the Coast Guard. \\n91 \\nH.R. 3938 \\nJune 30 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–127 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\nencourage economic growth. \\n99 \\nH.R. 3937 \\nJune 30 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–128 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\npromote the establishment and growth of small \\nbusinesses. \\n100 \\nH.R. 3936 \\nJune 30 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–129 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\nrename the standard deduction the guaranteed \\ndeduction, and to add a bonus amount to the \\nguaranteed deduction for taxable years 2024 and \\n2025. \\n101 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–6 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 3559 \\nJuly 11 \\nPart I \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–139 \\nTo provide for Federal Aviation Administration re-\\nsearch and development, and for other purposes. \\n110 \\nJuly 11 \\nTransportation \\nand \\nInfrastructure \\ndischarged \\nRept. 118–144 \\nJuly 17 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nSubmission to the U.S. House of Representatives \\nof Materials Related to the Testimony of Internal \\nRevenue Service Whistleblowers. \\n113 \\nH.R. 4664 \\nJuly 17 \\nMr. Womack (Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–145 \\nMaking appropriations for financial services and \\ngeneral government for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\n114 \\nH.R. 1282 \\nJuly 18 \\nPart I \\nMr. Rogers of Alabama (Armed \\nServices). \\nRept. 118–149 \\nTo amend title 10, United States Code, to expand \\neligibility to certain military retirees for concur-\\nrent receipt of veterans’ disability compensation \\nand retired pay or combat-related special com-\\npensation, and for other purposes. \\n117 \\nJuly 18 \\nVeterans’ Affairs \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 4820 \\nJuly 24 \\nMr. Cole (Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–154 \\nMaking appropriations for the Departments of \\nTransportation, and Housing and Urban Develop-\\nment, and related agencies for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\n122 \\nH.R. 1338 \\nJuly 25 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–157 \\nTo amend the Communications Act of 1934 to pro-\\nvide authority for certain licenses, and for other \\npurposes. \\n(Failed of passage under suspension of the rules \\nJuly 25, 2023.) \\n125 \\nH.R. 3286 \\nJuly 27 \\nPart I \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–160 \\nTo amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to \\nestablish the duties of the Director of the Cyberse-\\ncurity and Infrastructure Security Agency regard-\\ning open source software security, and for other \\npurposes. \\n127 \\nJuly 27 \\nOversight and \\nAccountability \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 3932 \\nAug. 18 \\nMr. Turner (Intelligence). \\nRept. 118–162 \\nTo authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2024 for \\nintelligence and intelligence related activities of \\nthe United States Government, the Community \\nManagement Account, and the Central Intel-\\nligence Agency Retirement and Disability System, \\nand for other purposes. \\n129 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–7 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 4469 \\nSept. 1 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–172 \\nTo clarify that eRINs are not authorized for pur-\\nposes of satisfying the volume of renewable fuel \\nthat needs to be contained in transportation fuel \\nfor purposes of the Renewable Fuel Program, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n136 \\nH.R. 4671 \\nSept. 1 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–176 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to standardize \\nreporting on procurement goals for small business \\nconcerns, and for other purposes. \\n140 \\nH.R. 4090 \\nSept. 1 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–177 \\nTo amend the Federal Fire Prevention and Control \\nAct of 1974 to authorize appropriations for the \\nUnited States Fire Administration and firefighter \\nassistance grant programs, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n141 \\nH.R. 369 \\nSept. 1 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–178 \\nTo require the National Institute of Standards and \\nTechnology to conduct research on public safety \\ncommunication coordination standards among \\nwildland firefighters and fire management re-\\nsponse officials. \\n142 \\nH.R. 3995 \\nSept. 1 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–180 \\nTo require the Administrator of the Small Business \\nAdministration to ensure that the small business \\nregulatory budget for a fiscal year is not greater \\nthan zero, and for other purposes. \\n144 \\nH.R. 4762 \\nSept. 13 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–194 \\nTo amend title 49, United States Code, to extend \\nthe non-premium war risk insurance program. \\n158 \\nH.R. 1245 \\nSept. 20 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–204 \\nTo direct the Secretary of the Interior to reissue \\na final rule relating to removing the Greater Yel-\\nlowstone Ecosystem population of grizzly bears \\nfrom the Federal list of endangered and threat-\\nened wildlife, and for other purposes. \\n165 \\nH.R. 3915 \\nSept. 21 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–211 \\nTo improve the National Weather Service’s fore-\\ncasting of turbulence and acquisition of aviation \\nweather data, and for other purposes. \\n171 \\nH.R. 3447 \\nSept. 26 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–217 \\nTo amend title 23, United States Code, to authorize \\na hydrogen powered vehicle to exceed certain \\nweight limits on the Interstate Highway System, \\nand for other purposes. \\n176 \\nH.R. 5425 \\nSept. 26 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–221 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to enhance the \\nOffice of Rural Affairs, and for other purposes. \\n180 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–8 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 5424 \\nSept. 26 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–222 \\nTo amend the Small Business Economic Policy Act \\nof 1980 to examine how the competitiveness of \\nsmall businesses is affected by the enforcement \\nof Federal antitrust laws, and for other purposes. \\n181 \\nH.R. 5340 \\nSept. 26 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–224 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974 to ensure that pension plans pro-\\nvide notice to participants and beneficiaries on \\nrisks associated with certain investments, and for \\nother purposes. \\n183 \\nH.R. 5338 \\nSept. 26 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–226 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974 to establish that fiduciaries must \\nact with prudence and loyalty when selecting \\nservice providers for pension plans. \\n185 \\nH.R. 5337 \\nSept. 26 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–227 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974 to clarify the application of pru-\\ndence and exclusive purpose duties to the exercise \\nof shareholder rights. \\n186 \\nH.R. 2577 \\nOct. 2 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–237 \\nTo amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to \\nestablish the Law Enforcement Mental Health \\nand Wellness Program, and for other purposes. \\n189 \\nH.R. 3557 \\nOct. 2 \\nPart I \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–240 \\nTo streamline Federal, State, and local permitting \\nand regulatory reviews to expedite the deployment \\nof communications facilities, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n192 \\nOct. 2 \\nNatural \\nResources and \\nTransportation \\nand \\nInfrastructure \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 3943 \\nOct. 2 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–241 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to improve \\nthe reemployment rights of members of the Armed \\nForces, and for other purposes. \\n193 \\nH.R. 3369 \\nOct. 25 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–244 \\nTo direct the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for \\nCommunications and Information to conduct a \\nstudy and hold public meetings with respect to \\nartificial intelligence systems, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n195 \\nH.R. 3343 \\nOct. 25 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–248 \\nTo require the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for \\nCommunications and Information to submit to \\nCongress a plan for the Assistant Secretary to \\ntrack the acceptance, processing, and disposal of \\ncertain Form 299s, and for other purposes. \\n198 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–9 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 4957 \\nOct. 25 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–254 \\nTo apply the requirements of the Federal Vacancies \\nReform Act of 1998 to a vacancy in the office \\nof the Secretary of Labor, and for other purposes. \\n204 \\nH.R. 5349 \\nOct. 25 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–255 \\nTo develop and disseminate a civic education cur-\\nriculum and oral history resources regarding cer-\\ntain political ideologies, and for other purposes. \\n205 \\nH.R. 5721 \\nOct. 26 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–256 \\nTo amend the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe \\nStreets Act of 1968 to require certain reporting \\non sexual assault kit testing. \\n206 \\nH.R. 4509 \\nNov. 1 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–258 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974 to require group health plans \\nand health insurance issuers offering group health \\ninsurance coverage to only pay claims submitted \\nby hospitals that have in place policies and proce-\\ndures to ensure accurate billing practices, and for \\nother purposes. \\n208 \\nH.R. 4508 \\nNov. 1 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–259 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974 to clarify and strengthen the ap-\\nplication of certain employer-sponsored health \\nplan disclosure requirements. \\n209 \\nH.R. 4527 \\nNov. 1 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–260 \\nTo amend the Employee Retirement Income Secu-\\nrity Act of 1974 to ensure plan fiduciaries may \\naccess de-identified information relating to health \\nclaims, and for other purposes. \\n210 \\nH.R. 5734 \\nNov. 2 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–262 \\nTo amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of \\n1971 to extend the Administrative Fine Program \\nfor certain reporting violations. \\n211 \\nH.J. Res. 66 \\nNov. 28 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–279 \\nDisapproving the rule submitted by the Consumer \\nFinancial Protection Bureau relating to ‘‘Small \\nBusiness Lending Under the Equal Credit Oppor-\\ntunity Act (Regulation B)’’. \\n224 \\nRept. 118–281 \\nNov. 29 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nSubmission to the U.S. House of Representatives \\nof Documents Protected Under Internal Revenue \\nCode Section 6103. \\n225 \\nH.R. 3209 \\nNov. 29 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–285 \\nTo amend the Intermodal Surface Transportation \\nEfficiency Act of 1991 to designate the Texas and \\nNew Mexico portions of the future Interstate-des-\\nignated segments of the Port-to-Plains Corridor \\nas Interstate Route 27, and for other purposes. \\n229 \\nH.R. 6068 \\nDec. 1 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–288 \\nTo allow a period in which members of the clergy \\nmay revoke their exemption from Social Security \\ncoverage, and for other purposes. \\n232 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–10 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 1161 \\nDec. 1 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–289 \\nTo accord securities issued by the International De-\\nvelopment Association the same exemption from \\nthe securities laws that applies to the securities \\nof other multilateral development banks in which \\nthe United States is a member. \\n233 \\nH.R. 1109 \\nDec. 1 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–290 \\nTo amend the Bank Service Company Act to provide \\nimprovements with respect to State banking agen-\\ncies, and for other purposes. \\n234 \\nH.R. 1807 \\nDec. 1 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–295 \\nTo direct the Securities and Exchange Commission \\nto promulgate rules with respect to the electronic \\ndelivery of certain required disclosures, and for \\nother purposes. \\n239 \\nH.R. 2798 \\nDec. 4 \\nPart I \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–297 \\nTo make reforms to the Bureau of Consumer Finan-\\ncial Protection, and for other purposes. \\n241 \\nDec. 4 \\nOversight and \\nAccountability, \\nJudiciary and \\nSmall Business \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 6570 \\nDec. 11 \\nPart I \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–307 \\nTo amend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act \\nof 1978 to reform certain authorities and to pro-\\nvide greater transparency and oversight. \\n248 \\nDec. 11 \\nIntelligence \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 5988 \\nDec. 12 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–309 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\nprovide special rules for the taxation of certain \\nresidents of Taiwan with income from sources \\nwithin the United States. \\n249 \\nH.R. 1553 \\nDec. 12 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–310 \\nTo require the Securities and Exchange Commission \\nto revise rules relating to general solicitation or \\ngeneral advertising to allow for presentations or \\nother communication made by or on behalf of an \\nissuer at certain events, and for other purposes. \\n250 \\nH.R. 3063 \\nDec. 12 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–311 \\nTo amend the Federal securities laws to enhance \\n403(b) plans, and for other purposes. \\n251 \\nH.R. 2627 \\nDec. 12 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–312 \\nTo amend the Investment Company Act of 1940 to \\nprohibit limitations on closed-end companies in-\\nvesting in private funds, and for other purposes. \\n252 \\nH.R. 5472 \\nDec. 13 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–315 \\nTo make improvements to the Financial Crimes En-\\nforcement Network, and for other purposes. \\n254 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–11 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 5512 \\nDec. 13 \\nPart I \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–316 \\nTo require United States financial institutions to \\nensure entities and persons owned or controlled \\nby the institution comply with financial sanctions \\non the Russian Federation and the Republic of \\nBelarus to the same extent as the institution \\nitself, and for other purposes. \\n255 \\nDec. 13 \\nAgriculture \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 5485 \\nDec. 13 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–317 \\nTo require the Secretary of the Treasury to provide \\nfor greater transparency and protections with re-\\ngard to Bank Secrecy Act reports, and for other \\npurposes. \\n256 \\nH.R. 3229 \\nDec. 14 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–318 \\nTo amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of \\n1971 to apply the prohibition against contribu-\\ntions and donations by foreign nationals in con-\\nnection with elections to contributions or dona-\\ntions in connection with ballot initiatives and \\nreferenda. \\n257 \\nH.R. 4841 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–323 \\nTo prohibit Federal agencies from restricting the \\nuse of convertible virtual currency by a person \\nto purchase goods or services for the person’s own \\nuse, and for other purposes. \\n262 \\nH.R. 4767 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–324 \\nTo make revisions to the Federal securities laws \\nwith respect to shareholder proposals, proxy vot-\\ning, and the registration of proxy advisory firms, \\nand for other purposes. \\n263 \\nH.R. 4823 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–325 \\nTo provide enhanced reporting requirements for \\nFederal banking regulators, to amend the Federal \\nReserve Act to remove the designation of Vice \\nChairman for Supervision of the Board of Gov-\\nernors of the Federal Reserve System, and for \\nother purposes. \\n264 \\nH.R. 4655 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–326 \\nTo amend the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to \\nprohibit the Securities and Exchange Commission \\nfrom compelling the inclusion or discussion of \\nshareholder proposals or proxy or consent solicita-\\ntion materials, and for other purposes. \\n265 \\nH.R. 4765 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–328 \\nTo require the Secretary of the Treasury to carry \\nout a study on Chinese support for Afghan illicit \\nfinance, and for other purposes. \\n267 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–12 \\n2023 \\nH.R. 6367 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–329 \\nTo direct the Secretary of the Treasury to instruct \\nthe United States Executive Director at each \\ninternational financial institution to use the voice, \\nvote, and influence of the United States to provide \\nfinancial assistance to countries that receive an \\ninflux of civilian, non-combatant displaced persons \\nstemming from the armed conflict that has re-\\nsulted from Hamas’s October 2023 terrorism in \\nIsrael, to be used for humanitarian aid for the \\ndisplaced persons. \\n268 \\nH.R. 6365 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–330 \\nTo protect against illicit oil shipments, and for other \\npurposes. \\n269 \\nRept. 118–335 \\nDec. 19 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nSubmission to the U.S. House of Representatives \\nof Documents Protected Under Internal Revenue \\nCode Section 6103. \\n274 \\nH.R. 6585 \\nDec. 22 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–337 \\nTo amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 to ex-\\ntend Federal Pell Grant eligibility to certain \\nshort-term workforce programs. \\n276 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 187 \\nJan. 9 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–340 \\nTo ensure the payment of interest and principal \\nof the debt of the United States. \\n279 \\nH.R. 3400 \\nJan. 11 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–343 \\nTo amend the National Labor Relations Act to ad-\\njust the dollar thresholds for National Labor Rela-\\ntions Board jurisdiction over certain labor dis-\\nputes, and for other purposes. \\n281 \\nH.R. 3372 \\nJan. 18 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–352 \\nTo amend title 23, United States Code, to establish \\na safety data collection program for certain 6-axle \\nvehicles, and for other purposes. \\n287 \\nH.R. 522 \\nJan. 25 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–354 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to authorize \\nthe Secretary of Veterans Affairs to provide or \\nassist in providing a vehicle adapted for operation \\nby disabled individuals to certain eligible persons, \\nto pay expenses associated with the delivery of \\nsuch vehicle, and for other purposes. \\n289 \\nH.R. 2553 \\nJan. 31 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–371 \\nTo amend title 28, United States Code, to authorize \\nremoval of an action or prosecution against a \\nPresident, Vice President, former President, or \\nformer Vice President, and for other purposes. \\n304 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–13 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 5450 \\nFeb. 13 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–381 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to modify the \\napplication of price evaluation preference for \\nqualified HUBZone small business concerns to \\ncertain contracts, and for other purposes. \\n311 \\nH.R. 6156 \\nFeb. 13 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–382 \\nTo require the Administrator of the Small Business \\nAdministration to designate a point of contact for \\nfor-profit child care providers, submit a report to \\nCongress, and for other purposes. \\n312 \\nH.R. 2426 \\nFeb. 13 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–385 \\nTo amend part E of title IV of the Social Security \\nAct to require the Secretary of Health and Human \\nServices to identify obstacles to identifying and \\nresponding to reports of children missing from fos-\\nter care and other vulnerable foster youth, to pro-\\nvide technical assistance relating to the removal \\nof such obstacles, and for other purposes. \\n315 \\nH.R. 4316 \\nFeb. 13 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–386 \\nTo amend the National Voter Registration Act of \\n1993 to permit a State to include as part of the \\nmail voter registration form a requirement that \\napplicants provide proof of citizenship, and for \\nother purposes. \\n316 \\nH.R. 5687 \\nFeb. 13 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–387 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\nmodernize health savings accounts. \\n317 \\nH.R. 3162 \\nFeb. 14 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–389 \\nTo amend the National Voter Registration Act of \\n1993 to require the Secretary of Homeland Secu-\\nrity and the Commissioner of Social Security to \\nprovide information to States upon request which \\nwill enable States to verify the citizenship status \\nof applicants for voter registration in elections for \\nFederal office in the State and remove individuals \\nwho are not citizens of the United States from \\nthe list of individuals registered to vote in elec-\\ntions for Federal office in the State, and for other \\npurposes. \\n318 \\nH.R. 1796 \\nFeb. 14 \\nPart I \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–390 \\nTo improve individual assistance provided by the \\nFederal Emergency Management Agency, and for \\nother purposes. \\n319 \\nFeb. 14 \\nFinancial \\nServices and \\nSmall Business \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 4396 \\nFeb. 23 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–395 \\nTo amend the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to \\nprohibit noncitizen voting in District of Columbia \\nelections, and for other purposes. \\n324 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–14 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 7104 \\nFeb. 23 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–398 \\nTo require the National Small Business Develop-\\nment Center Advisory Board to submit an annual \\nreport on the activities of the Board and other \\ninformation, and for other purposes. \\n327 \\nH.R. 7129 \\nFeb. 23 \\nMr. Williams of Texas (Small \\nBusiness). \\nRept. 118–399 \\nTo amend the Small Business Act to establish the \\nOffice of Whistleblower Awards, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n328 \\nH.R. 5688 \\nFeb. 26 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–401 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\nimprove health savings accounts. \\n330 \\nH.R. 5616 \\nMar. 5 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–405 \\nTo require the Secretary of the Interior to conduct \\ncertain offshore lease sales. \\n333 \\nH.R. 7122 \\nMar. 5 \\nMr. McCaul (Foreign Affairs). \\nRept. 118–406 \\nTo prohibit aid that will benefit Hamas, and for \\nother purposes. \\n334 \\nH.R. 6278 \\nMar. 5 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–408 \\nTo direct the Administrator of General Services to \\nidentify two Federal agencies to consolidate into \\nthe GSA Headquarters Building, and for other \\npurposes. \\n335 \\nH.R. 6317 \\nMar. 6 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–409 \\nTo require the Administrator of the General Serv-\\nices Administration to submit a report describing \\na process for seeking public comment about pro-\\nposed changes to mandatory design standards for \\npublic buildings, and for other purposes. \\n336 \\nMar. 7 \\nReferred to the Committee of the \\nWhole House on the State of the \\nUnion. \\n(H. Doc. 118–94) \\nMessage of the President of the United States to \\nthe Congress on the subject of the state of the \\nUnion. \\n343 \\nH.R. 929 \\nMar. 12 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–423 \\nTo take certain land in the State of Washington \\ninto trust for the benefit of the Puyallup Tribe \\nof the Puyallup Reservation, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n349 \\nH.R. 6421 \\nMar. 12 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–424 \\nTo prohibit the Secretary of Energy from enforcing \\nenergy efficiency standards applicable to manufac-\\ntured housing, and for other purposes. \\n350 \\nH.R. 4278 \\nMar. 15 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–425 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to modify \\npersonnel action procedures with respect to em-\\nployees of the Department of Veterans Affairs, \\nand for other purposes. \\n351 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–15 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 6185 \\nMar. 19 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–427 \\nTo require coordination among Federal agencies on \\nregulatory actions that affect the reliable oper-\\nation of the bulk-power system. \\n353 \\nH.R. 4167 \\nMar. 26 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–431 \\nTo prohibit the Secretary of Energy from changing \\nenergy conservation standards for distribution \\ntransformers for a certain period, and for other \\npurposes. \\n356 \\nH.R. 4770 \\nApr. 2 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–434 \\nTo reauthorize the Chesapeake Bay Office of the \\nNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-\\ntion, and for other purposes. \\n359 \\nH.R. 7322 \\nApr. 2 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–435 \\nTo amend the Immigration and Nationality Act with \\nrespect to enforcement by an attorney general of \\na State. \\n360 \\nH.R. 661 \\nApr. 5 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–442 \\nTo require U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforce-\\nment to take into custody certain aliens who have \\nbeen charged in the United States with a crime \\nthat resulted in the death or serious bodily injury \\nof another person, and for other purposes. \\n366 \\nH.R. 3446 \\nApr. 5 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–443 \\nTo impose certain limitations on consent decrees \\nand settlement agreements by agencies that re-\\nquire the agencies to take regulatory action in \\naccordance with the terms thereof, and for other \\npurposes. \\n367 \\nH.J. Res. 116 \\nApr. 5 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–445 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Department of Labor relating \\nto ‘‘Employee or Independent Contractor Classi-\\nfication Under the Fair Labor Standards Act’’. \\n369 \\nH.R. 5202 \\nApr. 5 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–448 \\nTo reauthorize the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and \\nSpa Safety Act, and for other purposes. \\n372 \\nH.R. 7626 \\nApr. 10 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–451 \\nTo prohibit the Secretary of Energy from prescribing \\nor enforcing energy conservation standards for \\nroom air conditioners that are not cost-effective \\nor technologically feasible, and for other purposes. \\n374 \\nH.R. 7645 \\nApr. 10 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–453 \\nTo prohibit the Secretary of Energy from prescribing \\nor enforcing energy conservation standards for \\nclothes dryers that are not cost-effective or techno-\\nlogically feasible, and for other purposes. \\n376 \\nH.R. 7673 \\nApr. 10 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–454 \\nTo prohibit the Secretary of Energy from prescribing \\nor enforcing energy conservation standards for \\nclothes washers that are not cost-effective or tech-\\nnologically feasible, and for other purposes. \\n377 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–16 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 4486 \\nApr. 15 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–461 \\nTo clarify that a State or local jurisdiction may give \\npreference to individuals who are veterans or indi-\\nviduals with a disability with respect to hiring \\nelection workers to administer an election in the \\nState or local jurisdiction, and for other purposes. \\n382 \\nH.R. 4460 \\nApr. 15 \\nPart I \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–462 \\nTo amend the National Voter Registration Act of \\n1993 and the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to \\nensure that only eligible American citizens may \\nparticipate in elections for Federal office, and for \\nother purposes. \\n383 \\nApr. 15 \\nJudiciary \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 4555 \\nApr. 17 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–465 \\nTo amend the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to \\nallow the use of requirements payments to con-\\nduct a post-election audit with respect to an elec-\\ntion for Federal office in a State. \\n385 \\nH.R. 7683 \\nApr. 26 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–468 \\nTo amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 to re-\\nquire institutions of higher education to adopt and \\nadhere to principles of free speech, and for other \\npurposes. \\n387 \\nH.R. 3325 \\nMay 6 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–481 \\nTo amend the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe \\nStreets Act of 1968 to authorize law enforcement \\nagencies to use COPS grants for recruitment ac-\\ntivities, and for other purposes. \\n399 \\nH.R. 1747 \\nMay 6 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–486 \\nTo provide a safe harbor from licensing and reg-\\nistration for certain non-controlling blockchain de-\\nvelopers and providers of blockchain services. \\n403 \\nH.R. 4766 \\nMay 7 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–492 \\nTo provide for the regulation of payment stablecoins, \\nand for other purposes. \\n408 \\nH.R. 7251 \\nMay 17 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–512 \\nTo amend the Public Health Service Act to reauthor-\\nize certain poison control programs. \\n425 \\nH.R. 7153 \\nMay 21 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–514 \\nTo reauthorize the Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care \\nProvider Protection Act, and for other purposes. \\n427 \\nH.R. 7224 \\nMay 22 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–519 \\nTo amend the Public Health Service Act to reauthor-\\nize the Stop, Observe, Ask, and Respond to Health \\nand Wellness Training Program. \\n431 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–17 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 555 \\nMay 23 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–523 \\nTo amend the Defense Production Act of 1950 to \\nensure the supply of certain medical materials \\nessential to national defense, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n435 \\nH.R. 1166 \\nMay 23 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–524 \\nTo enhance authorities under the Defense Produc-\\ntion Act of 1950 to respond to the public health \\nemergencies, to provide additional oversight of \\nsuch authorities, and for other purposes. \\n436 \\nH.R. 3916 \\nMay 24 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–525 \\nTo amend the Public Health Service Act to reauthor-\\nize and improve the National Breast and Cervical \\nCancer Early Detection Program for fiscal years \\n2024 through 2028, and for other purposes. \\n437 \\nH.R. 619 \\nMay 24 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–526 \\nTo extend the National Alzheimer’s Project. \\n438 \\nH.R. 750 \\nMay 31 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–530 \\nTo require any person that sells or distributes a \\nmobile application that the Federal Government \\nhas prohibited for Government-owned devices to \\ndisclose \\nthat \\nfact \\nto \\nany \\nindividual \\nwho \\ndownloads, updates, or otherwise uses such appli-\\ncation, and for other purposes. \\n441 \\nH.R. 620 \\nMay 31 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–531 \\nTo require an annual budget estimate for the initia-\\ntives of the National Institutes of Health pursuant \\nto reports and recommendations made under the \\nNational Alzheimer’s Project Act. \\n442 \\nH.R. 4646 \\nMay 31 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–532 \\nTo reauthorize the rural emergency medical service \\ntraining and equipment assistance program, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n443 \\nH.R. 7321 \\nJune 3 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–534 \\nTo amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of \\n1971 to modernize certain reporting requirements \\nfor electioneering communications, and for other \\npurposes. \\n444 \\nH.R. 784 \\nJune 4 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–536 \\nTo require any person that maintains an internet \\nwebsite or that sells or distributes a mobile appli-\\ncation that is owned, wholly or partially, by the \\nChinese Communist Party or by a non-state- \\nowned entity located in the People’s Republic of \\nChina, to disclose that fact to any individual who \\ndownloads or otherwise uses such website or ap-\\nplication. \\n445 \\nH.R. 6418 \\nJune 4 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–540 \\nTo modify the program of grants to support high- \\nquality charter schools. \\n449 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–18 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 8773 \\nJune 17 \\nMr. Joyce of Ohio (Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–556 \\nMaking appropriations for financial services and \\ngeneral government for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\n459 \\nH.R. 6368 \\nJune 27 \\nMr. Westerman (Natural \\nResources). \\nRept. 118–563 \\nTo assist Tribal governments in the management \\nof buffalo and buffalo habitat and the reestablish-\\nment of buffalo on Indian land. \\n465 \\nH. Con. Res. 117 \\nJune 27 \\nMr. Arrington (Budget). \\nRept. 118–568 \\nEstablishing the congressional budget for the United \\nStates Government for fiscal year 2025 and set-\\nting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fis-\\ncal years 2026 through 2034. \\n469 \\nH.R. 8290 \\nJune 28 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–569 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\nrequire the public disclosure of grants made by \\ncertain tax-exempt organizations to foreign enti-\\nties. \\n470 \\nH.R. 618 \\nJuly 5 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–571 \\nTo amend chapter 81 of title 5, United States Code, \\nto cover, for purposes of workers’ compensation \\nunder such chapter, services by physician assist-\\nants and nurse practitioners provided to injured \\nFederal workers, and for other purposes. \\n472 \\nH.R. 5567 \\nJuly 5 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–572 \\nTo prohibit elementary and secondary schools from \\naccepting funds from or entering into contracts \\nwith the Government of the People’s Republic of \\nChina and the Chinese Communist Party, and for \\nother purposes. \\n473 \\nH.R. 8534 \\nJuly 5 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–573 \\nTo prohibit a student athlete from being considered \\nan employee of an institution, a conference, or \\nan association based on participation in certain \\nintercollegiate athletics. \\n474 \\nH.R. 6816 \\nJuly 5 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–574 \\nTo prohibit the availability of Federal education \\nfunds for elementary and secondary schools that \\nreceive direct or indirect support from the Govern-\\nment of the People’s Republic of China. \\n475 \\nH.R. 8649 \\nJuly 5 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–575 \\nTo ensure that parents are aware of foreign influ-\\nence in their child’s public school, and for other \\npurposes. \\n476 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–19 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 6493 \\nJuly 8 \\nPart I \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–577 \\nTo limit the involvement of Federal agencies in \\nvoter registration activities, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n478 \\nJuly 8 \\nJudiciary, \\nOversight and \\nAccountability, \\nScience, Space, \\nand Technology \\nand Education \\nand the \\nWorkforce \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 4848 \\nJuly 11 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–579 \\nTo provide for a right of action against Federal em-\\nployees for violations of First Amendment rights. \\n479 \\nH.R. 8997 \\nJuly 11 \\nMr. Fleischmann (Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–580 \\nMaking appropriations for energy and water devel-\\nopment and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n480 \\nH.R. 9026 \\nJuly 11 \\nMr. Rogers of Kentucky \\n(Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–582 \\nMaking appropriations for the Departments of Com-\\nmerce and Justice, Science, and Related Agencies \\nfor the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, \\nand for other purposes. \\n482 \\nH.R. 9027 \\nJuly 12 \\nMr. Harris (Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–583 \\nMaking appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Devel-\\nopment, Food and Drug Administration, and Re-\\nlated Agencies programs for the fiscal year ending \\nSeptember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\n483 \\nH.R. 9028 \\nJuly 12 \\nMr. Womack (Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–584 \\nMaking appropriations for the Departments of \\nTransportation, and Housing and Urban Develop-\\nment, and related agencies for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\n484 \\nH.R. 9029 \\nJuly 12 \\nMr. Aderholt (Appropriations). \\nRept. 118–585 \\nMaking appropriations for the Departments of \\nLabor, Health and Human Services, and Edu-\\ncation, and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n485 \\nH.R. 6864 \\nJuly 18 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–588 \\nTo amend the Department of Housing and Urban \\nDevelopment Act to require the Secretary of Hous-\\ning and Urban Development to testify on an an-\\nnual basis before the Congress. \\n488 \\nH.R. 7462 \\nJuly 18 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–589 \\nTo require the Government Accountability Office to \\nconduct a study regarding insurance coverage for \\ndamages from wildfires, and for other purposes. \\n489 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–20 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 7156 \\nJuly 18 \\nPart I \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–590 \\nTo expand the investigative authorities of the \\nUnited States Secret Service, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n490 \\nJuly 18 \\nJudiciary \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 5938 \\nJuly 18 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–592 \\nTo amend the Veterans’ Benefits Improvements Act \\nof 1996 and the Johnny Isakson and David P. \\nRoe, M.D. Veterans Health Care and Benefits Im-\\nprovement Act of 2020 to improve the temporary \\nlicensure requirements for contract health care \\nprofessionals who perform medical disability ex-\\naminations for the Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs, and for other purposes. \\n492 \\nH.R. 8648 \\nJuly 18 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–593 \\nTo increase the transparency of colleges and univer-\\nsities in carrying out their civil rights responsibil-\\nities, and for other purposes. \\n493 \\nH.R. 6538 \\nJuly 18 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–594 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to provide \\nfor a definition of ‘‘establishment, determination, \\nor adjustment of employee compensation’’ for pur-\\nposes of the collective bargaining of certain De-\\npartment of Veterans Affairs employees. \\n494 \\nH.J. Res. 148 \\nJuly 18 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–595 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Department of the Treasury re-\\nlating to ‘‘Clean Vehicle Credits Under Sections \\n25E and 30D; Transfer of Credits; Critical Min-\\nerals and Battery Components; Foreign Entities \\nof Concern’’. \\n495 \\nH.R. 7643 \\nJuly 18 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–596 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to authorize \\nthe use of Department of Veterans Affairs work- \\nstudy allowance to carry out casework, policy \\nmaking, and oversight related to the activities of \\nthe Department at certain congressional offices. \\n496 \\nAug. 27 \\nSupplemental \\nPart II \\nH.R. 8606 \\nJuly 18 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–598 \\nTo reauthorize the Director of the United States \\nHolocaust Memorial Museum to support Holo-\\ncaust education programs, and for other purposes. \\n498 \\nH.R. 6452 \\nJuly 18 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–599 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to establish \\nin the Department of Veterans Affairs a Veterans \\nScam and Fraud Evasion Officer, and for other \\npurposes. \\n499 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–21 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 1631 \\nJuly 22 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–601 \\nTo amend title 17, United States Code, to reaffirm \\nthe importance of, and include requirements for, \\nworks incorporated by reference into law, and for \\nother purposes. \\n(Failed of passage under suspension of the rules \\nJuly 22, 2024.) \\n501 \\nH.R. 4152 \\nJuly 23 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–604 \\nTo direct the Administrator of the National Aero-\\nnautics and Space Administration and Secretary \\nof Commerce to submit to Congress a report on \\nthe merits of, and options for, establishing an in-\\nstitute relating to space resources, and for other \\npurposes. \\n503 \\nH.R. 6020 \\nJuly 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–611 \\nTo amend the Public Health Service Act to eliminate \\nconsideration of the income of organ recipients \\nin providing reimbursement of expenses to donat-\\ning individuals, and for other purposes. \\n509 \\nH.R. 6213 \\nJuly 25 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–612 \\nTo reauthorize the National Quantum Initiative Act, \\nand for other purposes. \\n510 \\nH.R. 7734 \\nJuly 30 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–613 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to require \\na notation in the personnel record file of certain \\nemployees of the Department of Veterans Affairs \\nwho resign from Government employment under \\ncertain circumstances. \\n511 \\nH.R. 4116 \\nJuly 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–614 \\nTo amend the Federal Deposit Insurance Act to re-\\nquire reports on the use of the systemic risk au-\\nthority applicable to winding up a failed insured \\ndepository institution, and for other purposes. \\n512 \\nH.J. Res. 127 \\nJuly 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–615 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Securities and Exchange Com-\\nmission relating to ‘‘The Enhancement and Stand-\\nardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for In-\\nvestors’’. \\n513 \\nH.R. 802 \\nJuly 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–616 \\nTo amend the CARES Act to remove a requirement \\non lessors to provide notice to vacate, and for \\nother purposes. \\n514 \\nH.J. Res. 124 \\nJuly 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–617 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Office of the Comptroller of the \\nCurrency relating to ‘‘Principles for Climate-Re-\\nlated Financial Risk Management for Large Fi-\\nnancial Institutions’’. \\n515 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–22 \\n2024 \\nH.J. Res. 122 \\nJuly 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–618 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Bureau of Consumer Financial \\nProtection relating to ‘‘Credit Card Penalty Fees \\n(Regulation Z)’’. \\n516 \\nH.J. Res. 126 \\nJuly 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–619 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor-\\nporation relating to ‘‘Principles for Climate-Re-\\nlated Financial Risk Management for Large Fi-\\nnancial Institutions’’. \\n517 \\nH.R. 4534 \\nJuly 30 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–622 \\nTo require a review of women and lung cancer, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n520 \\nH.R. 6531 \\nAug. 9 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–624 \\nTo direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to de-\\nvelop a training program for certain senior execu-\\ntives and supervisors employed by the Depart-\\nment of Veterans Affairs. \\n522 \\nH.R. 2499 \\nAug. 9 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–625 \\nTo authorize the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to \\ncarry out an information technology system and \\nprioritize certain requirements to manage supply \\nchains for medical facilities of the Department of \\nVeterans Affairs. \\n523 \\nH.R. 6874 \\nAug. 9 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–626 \\nTo direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to imple-\\nment a system or process to actively monitor the \\nveteran self-service and data transmission func-\\ntions of the main internet website of the Depart-\\nment of Veterans Affairs for certain adverse \\nevents, and for other purposes. \\n524 \\nH.R. 3565 \\nAug. 13 \\nPart I \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–629 \\nTo authorize the Federal Communications Commis-\\nsion to use a system of competitive bidding to \\ngrant a license or a permit for use of electro-\\nmagnetic spectrum and to direct proceeds from \\nsuch a system of competitive bidding for commu-\\nnications and technology initiatives, and for other \\npurposes. \\n526 \\nAug. 13 \\nArmed Services \\ndischarged \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–23 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 3560 \\nAug. 13 \\nPart I \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–630 \\nTo provide for coordinated Federal efforts to accel-\\nerate civilian unmanned aircraft systems and ad-\\nvanced air mobility research and development for \\neconomic and national security, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n527 \\nAug. 13 \\nOversight and \\nAccountability, \\nHomeland \\nSecurity and \\nTransportation \\nand \\nInfrastructure \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 8654 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–635 \\nTo direct the Comptroller General of the United \\nStates to conduct a review of the Homeland Secu-\\nrity Information Network, and for other purposes. \\n532 \\nH.R. 8662 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–636 \\nTo reduce commuting burdens on Transportation Se-\\ncurity Administration employees, and for other \\npurposes. \\n533 \\nH.R. 8655 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–637 \\nTo require the Federal Air Marshal Service to de-\\nvelop a plan to enhance the Federal law enforce-\\nment presence at airports, and for other purposes. \\n534 \\nH.R. 8658 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–638 \\nTo require a report by the Transportation Security \\nAdministration on digital identity ecosystems, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n535 \\nH.R. 8664 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–639 \\nTo amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to \\ndirect the Under Secretary for Intelligence and \\nAnalysis of the Department of Homeland Security \\nto conduct an annual audit of the information sys-\\ntems and bulk data of the Office of Intelligence \\nand Analysis of the Department, and for other \\npurposes. \\n536 \\nH.R. 8671 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–640 \\nTo amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to \\nestablish the Intelligence Rotational Assignment \\nProgram, and for other purposes. \\n537 \\nH.R. 8675 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–642 \\nTo require the Transportation Security Administra-\\ntion conduct a study relating to the digitization \\nof the law enforcement officer flying armed check-\\npoint data collection process, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n539 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–24 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 3161 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–644 \\nTo amend the Riegle Community Development and \\nRegulatory Improvement Act of 1994 to require \\nthe Director of the Community Development Fi-\\nnancial Institutions Fund to testify on an annual \\nbasis before the Financial Services Committee of \\nthe House of Representatives and the Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs Committee of the \\nSenate. \\n541 \\nH.R. 3507 \\nAug. 30 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–645 \\nTo require certain grantees under title I of the \\nHousing and Community Development Act of \\n1974 to submit a plan to track discriminatory land \\nuse policies, and for other purposes. \\n542 \\nRept. 118–646 \\nSept. 3 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nSubmission to the U.S. House of Representatives \\nof Documents Protected Under Internal Revenue \\nCode Section 6103. \\n543 \\nH.R. 7347 \\nSept. 6 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–647 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to direct \\nthe Secretary of Veterans Affairs to report on \\nwhether the Secretary will include certain psyche-\\ndelic drugs in the formulary of the Department \\nof Veterans Affairs. \\n544 \\nH.R. 8314 \\nSept. 6 \\nMr. Smith of Missouri (Ways and \\nMeans). \\nRept. 118–649 \\nTo amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to \\nimpose penalties with respect to contributions to \\npolitical committees from certain tax exempt orga-\\nnizations that receive contributions from foreign \\nnationals. \\n(Failed of passage under suspension of the rules \\nSept. 17, 2024.) \\n546 \\nH.J. Res. 125 \\nSept. 9 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–651 \\nProviding for congressional disapproval under chap-\\nter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Board of Governors of the Fed-\\neral Reserve System relating to ‘‘Principles for \\nClimate-Related Financial Risk Management for \\nLarge Financial Institutions’’. \\n548 \\nH.R. 7480 \\nSept. 9 \\nMr. McHenry (Financial Services). \\nRept. 118–652 \\nTo amend section 102(a)(20) of the Housing and \\nCommunity Development Act of 1974 to require \\nthe exclusion of service-connected disability com-\\npensation when determining whether a person is \\na person of low and moderate income, a person \\nof low income, or a person of moderate income, \\nand for other purposes. \\n549 \\nH.R. 7150 \\nSept. 10 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–657 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to direct \\nthe Secretary of Veterans Affairs to improve equi-\\ntable access to certain benefits under the laws \\nadministered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nand to improve certain outreach to individuals \\nwho served uniformed services and dependents of \\nsuch individuals, and for other purposes. \\n553 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–25 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 5890 \\nSept. 10 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–658 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to limit the \\nauthority of the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to \\ndeny the claim of a veteran for benefits under \\nthe laws administered by such Secretary on the \\nsole basis that such veteran failed to appear for \\na medical examination associated with such claim. \\n554 \\nH.R. 5870 \\nSept. 10 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–659 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to make \\ncertain improvements to the processing of claims \\nfor benefits under the laws administered by the \\nSecretary of Veterans Affairs and the trans-\\nparency of actions of Board of Veterans’ Appeals, \\nand for other purposes. \\n555 \\nH.R. 3790 \\nSept. 10 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–660 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to extend \\nincreased dependency and indemnity compensa-\\ntion paid to surviving spouses of veterans who \\ndie from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, regardless \\nof how long the veterans had such disease prior \\nto death. \\n556 \\nH.R. 8512 \\nSept. 11 \\nMr. Turner (Intelligence). \\nRept. 118–662 \\nTo authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2025 for \\nintelligence and intelligence-related activities of \\nthe United States Government, the Community \\nManagement Account, and the Central Intel-\\nligence Agency Retirement and Disability System, \\nand for other purposes. \\n558 \\nH.R. 8399 \\nSept. 12 \\nPart I \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–663 \\nTo amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of \\n1971 to further restrict contributions of foreign \\nnationals, and for other purposes. \\n559 \\nSept. 12 \\nOversight and \\nAccountability \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 3334 \\nSept. 12 \\nPart I \\nMr. McCaul (Foreign Affairs). \\nRept. 118–664 \\nTo provide for the imposition of sanctions on mem-\\nbers of the National Communist Party Congress \\nof the People’s Republic of China, and for other \\npurposes. \\n560 \\nSept. 12 \\nJudiciary \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 7323 \\nSept. 16 \\nPart I \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–675 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to direct \\nthe Secretary of Veterans Affairs to disapprove \\ncourses of education offered by a public institution \\nof higher learning that does not charge the in- \\nState tuition rate to a veteran using certain edu-\\ncational assistance under title 10 of such Code. \\n571 \\nSept. 16 \\nArmed Services \\ndischarged \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–26 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 705 \\nSept. 16 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–677 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to prohibit \\nthe Secretary of Veterans Affairs from transmit-\\nting certain information to the Department of Jus-\\ntice for use by the national instant criminal back-\\nground check system. \\n573 \\nH.R. 455 \\nSept. 17 \\nPart I \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–681 \\nTo amend the Controlled Substances Act to fix a \\ntechnical error in the definitions. \\n576 \\nSept. 17 \\nJudiciary \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 9489 \\nSept. 17 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–684 \\nTo sunset the Advisory Committee on the Records \\nof Congress, and for other purposes. \\n579 \\nH.R. 8674 \\nSept. 18 \\nMr. Lucas (Science, Space, and \\nTechnology). \\nRept. 118–686 \\nTo establish milestone-based development and dem-\\nonstration projects relating to nuclear fuel, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n580 \\nH.R. 9460 \\nSept. 18 \\nMr. Green of Tennessee \\n(Homeland Security). \\nRept. 118–688 \\nTo authorize the Joint Task Forces of the Depart-\\nment of Homeland Security, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n582 \\nH.R. 6969 \\nSept. 18 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–690 \\nTo direct the Joint Committee on the Library to \\nprocure a statue of Benjamin Franklin for place-\\nment in the Capitol. \\n584 \\nH.R. 6319 \\nSept. 19 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–692 \\nTo require the Director of the Office of Management \\nand Budget to review and make certain revisions \\nto the Standard Occupational Classification Sys-\\ntem, and for other purposes. \\n586 \\nH.R. 2941 \\nSept. 19 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–693 \\nTo require the Office of Management and Budget \\nto revise the Standard Occupational Classification \\nsystem to establish a separate code for direct sup-\\nport professionals, and for other purposes. \\n587 \\nH.R. 2574 \\nSept. 19 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–694 \\nTo require the Secretary of Labor to revise the \\nStandard Occupational Classification System to \\naccurately count the number of emergency med-\\nical services practitioners in the United States. \\n588 \\nH.R. 8932 \\nSept. 20 \\nMs. Foxx (Education and the \\nWorkforce). \\nRept. 118–695 \\nTo establish an earlier application processing cycle \\nfor the FAFSA. \\n589 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–27 \\n2024 \\nH.R. 9488 \\nSept. 20 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–696 \\nTo amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of \\n1971 to require the disclosure of the card \\nverification value as a condition of the acceptance \\nof online contributions made through the use of \\ncredit or debit cards in elections for Federal office \\nand to prohibit the acceptance of contributions \\nmade through the use of gift cards and prepaid \\ncredit cards in such elections, and for other pur-\\nposes. \\n590 \\nH.R. 8610 \\nSept. 20 \\nPart I \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–698 \\nTo reauthorize and reform counter-unmanned air-\\ncraft system authorities, to improve transparency, \\nsecurity, safety, and accountability related to such \\nauthorities, and for other purposes. \\n592 \\nSept. 20 \\nJudiciary and \\nHomeland \\nSecurity \\ndischarged \\nH.R. 5794 \\nSept. 23 \\nMr. Bost (Veterans’ Affairs). \\nRept. 118–703 \\nTo amend title 38, United States Code, to eliminate \\nconflicts of interest in conduct of quality manage-\\nment and administrative investigations by the \\nVeterans Health Administration, and for other \\npurposes. \\n597 \\nH.R. 8205 \\nSept. 23 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nRept. 118–704 \\nTo amend the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe \\nStreets Act of 1968 to provide that Byrne grant \\nfunds may be used for public safety report sys-\\ntems, and for other purposes. \\n598 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–28 \\n2024 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–29 \\n2024 \\n\\n\\nUNION CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n1–30 \\n2024 \\n\\n\\nSEC. 2\\n2. HOUSE CALENDAR\\nRule XIII, clause 1(a):\\n‘‘(2) A House Calendar, to which shall be referred all public bills and public resolutions not requiring\\nreferral to the Calendar of the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union.’’\\nNo.\\n(2–1) \\n2023 \\nH. Con. Res. 17 \\nMar. 23 \\nMrs. Rodgers of Washington \\n(Energy and Commerce). \\nRept. 118–27 \\nExpressing the sense of Congress that the Federal \\nGovernment should not impose any restrictions \\non the export of crude oil or other petroleum prod-\\nucts. \\n9 \\nH. Res. 158 \\nMar. 27 \\nMr. McCaul (Foreign Affairs). \\nRept. 118–29 \\nOf inquiry requesting the President and directing \\nthe Secretary of Defense and Secretary of State \\nto transmit, respectively, certain documents to the \\nHouse of Representatives relating to congression-\\nally appropriated funds to the nation of Ukraine \\nfrom January 20, 2021 to February 24, 2023. \\n10 \\nH. Res. 300 \\nMay 2 \\nMr. McCaul (Foreign Affairs). \\nRept. 118–44 \\nRequesting the President and directing the Sec-\\nretary of Defense to transmit, respectively, to the \\nHouse of Representatives copies of all documents \\nindicating any plans for current or future military \\nassistance to Ukraine and documents indicating \\nwhether any United States Armed Forces, includ-\\ning special operations forces, are currently de-\\nployed in Ukraine. \\n15 \\nH.R. 783 \\nAug. 22 \\nMr. Graves of Missouri \\n(Transportation and \\nInfrastructure). \\nRept. 118–163 \\nTo designate the Department of Energy Integrated \\nEngineering Research Center Federal Building lo-\\ncated at the Fermi National Accelerator Labora-\\ntory in Batavia, Illinois, as the ‘‘Helen Edwards \\nEngineering Research Center’’. \\n32 \\nRept. 118–274 \\nNov. 17 \\nMr. Guest (Ethics). \\nIn the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representa-\\ntive George Santos. \\n50 \\n2024 \\nRept. 118–345 \\nJan. 12 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nResolution Recommending that the House of Rep-\\nresentatives find Robert Hunter Biden in Con-\\ntempt of Congress for Refusal to Comply with a \\nSubpoena Duly Issued by the Committee on the \\nJudiciary. \\n56 \\nRept. 118–346 \\nJan. 12 \\nMr. Comer (Oversight and \\nAccountability). \\nResolution Recommending that the House of Rep-\\nresentatives find Robert Hunter Biden in Con-\\ntempt of Congress for Refusal to Comply with a \\nSubpoena Duly Issued by the Committee on Over-\\nsight and Accountability. \\n57 \\n\\n\\nHOUSE CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n2–2 \\n2024 \\nRept. 118–527 \\nMay 24 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nResolution Recommending that the House of Rep-\\nresentatives find United States Attorney General \\nMerrick B. Garland in Contempt of Congress for \\nRefusal to Comply with a Subpoena Duly Issued \\nby the Committee on the Judiciary. \\n78 \\nRept. 118–533 \\nMay 31 \\nMr. Comer (Oversight and \\nAccountability). \\nResolution Recommending that the House of Rep-\\nresentatives find United States Attorney General \\nMerrick B. Garland in Contempt of Congress for \\nRefusal to Comply with a Subpoena Duly Issued \\nby the Committee on Oversight and Account-\\nability. \\n79 \\nRept. 118–541 \\nJune 7 \\nMr. Guest (Ethics). \\nIn the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representa-\\ntive Bill Huizenga. \\n81 \\nRept. 118–628 \\nAug. 9 \\nMr. Jordan (Judiciary). \\nResolution Recommending that the House of Rep-\\nresentatives find Mark Zwonitzer in Contempt of \\nCongress for Refusal to Comply with a Subpoena \\nDuly Issued by the Committee on the Judiciary. \\n87 \\nH.R. 9487 \\nSept. 16 \\nMr. Steil (House Administration). \\nRept. 118–678 \\nTo amend the Legislative Reorganization Act of \\n1970 to authorize the Legislative Counsel of the \\nHouse of Representatives to designate more than \\none of the attorneys of the Office of the Legisla-\\ntive Counsel as a Deputy Legislative Counsel, and \\nfor other purposes. \\n89 \\n\\n\\nSEC. 3\\n3. PRIVATE CALENDAR\\nRule XIII, clause 1(a):\\n‘‘(3) A Private Calendar as provided in clause 5 of rule XV, to which shall be referred all private bills and\\nprivate resolutions.’’\\nRule XV, clause 5:\\n‘‘5. (a) On the first Tuesday of a month, the Speaker shall direct the Clerk to call the bills and resolutions\\non the Private Calendar after disposal of such business on the Speaker’s table as requires reference only. If\\ntwo or more Members, Delegates, or the Resident Commissioner object to the consideration of a bill or\\nresolution so called, it shall be recommitted to the committee that reported it. No other business shall be in\\norder before completion of the call of the Private Calendar on this day unless two-thirds of the Members\\nvoting, a quorum being present, agree to a motion that the House dispense with the call.\\n‘‘(b)(1) On any day, after the disposal of such business on the Speaker’s table as requires reference only,\\nthe Speaker may direct the Clerk to call any bill or resolution that has been on the Private Calendar for at\\nleast seven days, but only on the second legislative day after the legislative day on which the Speaker or a\\ndesignee announces to the House an intention to do so. Preference shall be given to omnibus bills containing\\nthe texts of bills or resolutions that have previously been objected to on a call of the Private Calendar. If two\\nor more Members, Delegates, or the Resident Commissioner object to the consideration of a bill or resolution\\nso called (other than an omnibus bill), it shall be recommitted to the committee that reported it. Two-thirds of\\nthe Members voting, a quorum being present, may adopt a motion that the House dispense with the call on\\nthis day.\\n‘‘(2) Omnibus bills shall be read for amendment by paragraph. No amendment shall be in order except to\\nstrike or to reduce amounts of money or to provide limitations. An item or matter stricken from an omnibus\\nbill may not thereafter during the same session of Congress be included in an omnibus bill. Upon passage\\nsuch an omnibus bill shall be resolved into the several bills and resolutions of which it is composed. The\\nseveral bills and resolutions, with any amendments adopted by the House, shall be engrossed, when necessary,\\nand otherwise considered as passed severally by the House as distinct bills and resolutions.\\n‘‘(c) The Speaker may not entertain a reservation of the right to object to the consideration of a bill or\\nresolution under this clause. A bill or resolution considered under this clause shall be considered in the House\\nas in the Committee of the Whole. A motion to dispense with the call of the Private Calendar under this\\nclause shall be privileged. Debate on such a motion shall be limited to five minutes in support and five\\nminutes in opposition.’’\\nNo.\\n(3–1) \\n2023\\n2024 \\n\\n\\nPRIVATE CALENDAR\\nNo.\\n3–2 \\n2024 \\n\\n\\nSEC. 4\\nCONSENSUS CALENDAR\\nRule XV, clause 7:\\n‘‘7. (a)(1) At least once during any week in which the House convenes, the House shall consider a measure\\non the Consensus Calendar as designated by the Speaker.\\n‘‘(2) This paragraph does not apply before March 1 of an odd-numbered year or after September 30 of an\\neven-numbered year.\\n‘‘(b)(1) The sponsor of a measure that has accumulated 290 cosponsors and has not been reported by the\\ncommittee of primary jurisdiction may present to the Clerk a motion in writing to place that measure on the\\nConsensus Calendar. \\n‘‘(2) A proper motion presented under subparagraph (1) shall be placed in the custody of the Clerk, and\\nshall appear in a portion of the Congressional Record designated for that purpose. The Clerk shall maintain a\\ncumulative list of such motions, and shall make such list publicly available in electronic form. \\n‘‘(3) A motion presented under subparagraph (1) shall be considered as withdrawn if the measure is\\nreported by the committee of primary jurisdiction prior to its placement on the Consensus Calendar.\\n‘‘(c) After a measure has maintained at least 290 cosponsors for a cumulative period of 25 legislative days\\nafter the presentation of a motion under paragraph (b)(1), the measure shall be placed on the Consensus\\nCalendar. Such measure shall remain on the Consensus Calendar until it is— \\n‘‘(1) considered in the House; or \\n‘‘(2) reported by the committee of primary jurisdiction.’’.\\nMotion No.\\nand date\\nentered\\nBill Number\\nCommittee\\nMotion filed by—\\nCalendar\\nNo.\\n(4–1) \\n2023\\n2024 \\n\\n\\nCONSENSUS CALENDAR\\nMotion No.\\nand date\\nentered\\nBill Number\\nCommittee\\nMotion filed by—\\nCalendar\\nNo.\\n4–2 \\n2024 \\n\\n\\nSEC. 5\\nCALENDAR OF MOTIONS TO DISCHARGE COMMITTEES\\nRule XV, clause 2:\\n‘‘(a)(1) A Member may present to the Clerk a motion in writing to discharge—\\n‘‘(A) a committee from consideration of a public bill or public resolution that has been referred to it for 30\\nlegislative days; or\\n‘‘(B) the Committee on Rules from consideration of a resolution that has been referred to it for seven\\nlegislative days and that proposes a special order of business for the consideration of a public bill or public\\nresolution that has been reported by a committee or has been referred to a committee for 30 legislative days. \\n‘‘(2) Only one motion may be presented for a bill or resolution. A Member may not file a motion to\\ndischarge the Committee on Rules from consideration of a resolution providing for the consideration of more\\nthan one public bill or public resolution or admitting or effecting a nongermane amendment to a public bill or\\npublic resolution. \\n‘‘(b) A motion presented under paragraph (a) shall be placed in the custody of the Clerk, who shall arrange\\na convenient place for the signatures of Members. A signature may be withdrawn by a Member in writing at\\nany time before a motion is entered on the Journal. The Clerk shall make the signatories a matter of public\\nrecord, causing the names of the Members who have signed a discharge motion during a week to be published\\nin a portion of the Congressional Record designated for that purpose on the last legislative day of the week\\nand making cumulative lists of such names available each day for public inspection in an appropriate office of\\nthe House. The Clerk shall devise a means for making such lists available to offices of the House and to the\\npublic in electronic form. When a majority of the total membership of the House shall have signed the motion,\\nit shall be entered on the Journal, published with the signatories thereto in the Record, and referred to the\\nCalendar of Motions to Discharge Committees. \\n‘‘(c)(1) A motion to discharge that has been on the calendar for at least seven legislative days (except\\nduring the last six days of a session of Congress) shall be privileged only at a time or place, designated by the\\nSpeaker, in the legislative schedule within two legislative days after the day on which a Member whose\\nsignature appears thereon announces to the House an intention to offer the motion. When such a motion is\\ncalled up, the House shall proceed to its consideration under this paragraph without intervening motion except\\none motion to adjourn. Privileged motions to discharge shall have precedence in the order of their entry on the\\nJournal.\\n‘‘(2) When a motion to discharge is called up, the bill or resolution to which it relates shall be read by title\\nonly. The motion is debatable for 20 minutes, one-half in favor of the motion and one-half in opposition\\nthereto. \\n‘‘(d)(1) If a motion prevails to discharge the Committee on Rules from consideration of a resolution, the\\nHouse shall immediately consider the resolution, pending which the Speaker may entertain one motion that\\nthe House adjourn but may not entertain any other dilatory motion until the resolution has been disposed of.\\nIf the resolution is adopted, the House shall immediately proceed to its execution.\\n‘‘(2) If a motion prevails to discharge a committee from consideration of a public bill or public resolution, a\\nmotion that the House proceed to the immediate consideration of such bill or resolution shall be privileged if\\noffered by a Member whose signature appeared on the motion to discharge. The motion to proceed is not\\ndebatable. If the motion to proceed is adopted, the bill or resolution shall be considered immediately under the\\ngeneral rules of the House. If unfinished before adjournment of the day on which it is called up, the bill or\\nresolution shall remain the unfinished business until it is disposed of. If the motion to proceed is rejected, the\\nbill or resolution shall be referred to the appropriate calendar, where it shall have the same status as if the\\ncommittee from which it was discharged had duly reported it to the House.\\n‘‘(e)(1) When a motion to discharge originated under this clause has once been acted on by the House, it\\nshall not be in order to entertain during the same session of Congress—\\n‘‘(A) a motion to discharge a committee from consideration of that bill or resolution or of any other bill or\\nresolution that, by relating in substance to or dealing with the same subject matter, is substantially the same;\\nor \\n‘‘(B) a motion to discharge the Committee on Rules from consideration of a resolution providing a special\\norder of business for the consideration of that bill or resolution or of any other bill or resolution that, by\\nrelating in substance to or dealing with the same subject matter, is substantially the same. \\n‘‘(2) A motion to discharge on the Calendar of Motions to Discharge Committees that is rendered out of\\norder under subparagraph (1) shall be stricken from that calendar.’’\\nMotion No.\\nand date\\nentered\\nTitle\\nCommittee\\nMotion filed by—\\nCal-\\nendar\\nNo.\\n(5–1) \\n2024 \\n16 \\nSept. 19 \\nH. Res. 1410, providing for the consid-\\neration of the bill (H.R. 82) to \\namend title II of the Social Security \\nAct to repeal the Government pen-\\nsion offset and windfall elimination \\nprovisions. \\nRules \\nMr. Graves of \\nLouisiana \\n2 \\n\\n\\nCALENDAR OF MOTIONS TO DISCHARGE COMMITTEES\\nMotion No.\\nand date\\nentered\\nTitle\\nCommittee\\nMotion filed by—\\nCal-\\nendar\\nNo.\\n5–2 \\n2024 \\n\\n\\nSEC. 6\\nPUBLIC LAWS\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\n(6–1) \\nONE HUNDRED EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS \\nFIRST SESSION \\n118–1 .........................H.J. Res. 26 \\n118–2 ...................................S. 619 \\n118–3 ...........................H.J. Res. 7 \\n118–4...............................H.R. 346 \\n118–5.............................H.R. 3746 \\n118–6 ...................................S. 777 \\n118–7 ...................................S. 467 \\n118–8 .....................................S. 30 \\n118–9 ...................................S. 111 \\n118–10...........................H.R. 1096 \\n118–11.............................H.R. 423 \\n118–12...........................H.R. 3672 \\n118–13...........................H.R. 4004 \\n118–14...........................H.R. 2544 \\n118–15...........................H.R. 5860 \\n118–16 .................................S. 475 \\n118–17...........................H.R. 5110 \\n118–18 .................................S. 112 \\n118–19 ...............................S. 2795 \\n118–20.............................H.R. 366 \\n118–21...........................H.R. 1226 \\n118–22...........................H.R. 6363 \\n118–23...........................H.R. 1734 \\n118–24...........................H.R. 3315 \\n118–25 .................................S. 788 \\n118–26 ...............................S. 2747 \\n118–27 ...............................S. 2787 \\n118–28 .......................H.J. Res. 62 \\n118–29 .......................H.J. Res. 63 \\n118–30 .......................H.J. Res. 64 \\n118–31...........................H.R. 2670 \\n118–32...........................H.R. 1722 \\n118–33...........................H.R. 2839 \\n118–34...........................H.R. 6503 \\nSECOND SESSION \\n118–35...........................H.R. 2872 \\n118–36 ...............................S. 3222 \\n118–37 ...............................S. 3250 \\n118–38 ...............................S. 3427 \\n118–39...........................H.R. 1568 \\n118–40...........................H.R. 7463 \\n118–41...........................H.R. 7454 \\n118–42...........................H.R. 4366 \\n118–43 .................................S. 206 \\n118–44 ...............................S. 1858 \\n118–45 .................................S. 992 \\n118–46 ...............................S. 1278 \\n118–47...........................H.R. 2882 \\n118–48 .................................S. 382 \\n118–49...........................H.R. 7888 \\n118–50.............................H.R. 815 \\n118–51...........................H.R. 4389 \\n118–52.............................H.R. 292 \\n118–53.............................H.R. 996 \\n118–54...........................H.R. 2379 \\n118–55...........................H.R. 2754 \\n118–56...........................H.R. 3865 \\n118–57...........................H.R. 3944 \\n118–58...........................H.R. 3947 \\n118–59 .................................S. 474 \\n118–60...........................H.R. 8289 \\n118–61.............................H.R. 593 \\n118–62...........................H.R. 1042 \\n118–63...........................H.R. 3935 \\n118–64 .................................S. 546 \\n118–65 ...............................S. 2051 \\n118–66...........................H.R. 2365 \\n118–67 .................................S. 870 \\n118–68...........................H.R. 1240 \\n118–69...........................H.R. 4581 \\n118–70 .................................S. 138 \\n118–71...........................H.R. 3019 \\n118–72...........................H.R. 1105 \\n118–73 .................................S. 227 \\n118–74 ...............................S. 1973 \\n118–75 ...............................S. 3249 \\n118–76 ...............................S. 3285 \\n118–77 ...............................S. 3706 \\n118–78 ...............................S. 4548 \\n118–79...........................H.R. 1076 \\n118–80 ...............................S. 1608 \\n118–81...........................H.R. 7377 \\n118–82...........................H.R. 9468 \\n\\n\\nPUBLIC LAWS\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\n6–2 \\nSECOND SESSION—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 7\\nPRIVATE LAWS\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\n(7–1) \\nONE HUNDRED EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS \\nFIRST SESSION \\nSECOND SESSION \\n\\n\\nPRIVATE LAWS\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nLAW NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\nBILL NO.\\n7–2 \\nSECOND SESSION—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 8\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNumerical order of bills and resolutions which have been reported to or\\nconsidered by either or both Houses.\\nNOTE. Similar or identical bills, and bills having reference to each other, are indicated by number in parentheses.\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n(8–1) \\nHOUSE BILLS \\nH.R. 1 (H. Res. 260).— To lower energy costs by increas-\\ning American energy production, exports, infrastruc-\\nture, and critical minerals processing, by promoting \\ntransparency, accountability, permitting, and produc-\\ntion of American resources, and by improving water \\nquality certification and energy projects, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Natural Resources and in addi-\\ntion to Energy and Commerce, Agriculture, Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure, and the Budget Mar. 14, \\n2023. Considered Mar. 28, 29, 2023. Passed House \\namended Mar. 30, 2023; Roll No. 182: 225–204. \\nH.R. 2 (H. Res. 383) (H.R. 1690) (H.R. 2640) (H.R. \\n2794).— To secure the borders of the United States, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to the Judiciary and \\nin addition to Homeland Security, Ways and Means, \\nEducation and the Workforce, and Foreign Affairs May \\n2, 2023. Considered May 10, 2023. Passed House \\namended May 11, 2023; Roll No. 209: 219–213. Re-\\nceived in Senate May 15, 2023. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar May 16, 2023. \\nH.R. 5 (H. Res. 241).— To ensure the rights of parents \\nare honored and protected in the Nation’s public \\nschools. Referred to Education and the Workforce Mar. \\n1, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 14, 2023; Rept. \\n118–9. Union Calendar. Considered Mar. 23, 2023. \\nPassed House amended Mar. 24, 2023; Roll No. 161: \\n213–208. Received in Senate and referred to Health, \\nEducation, Labor, and Pensions Mar. 27, 2023. \\nH.R. 21 (H. Res. 5).— To provide for the development \\nof a plan to increase oil and gas production under \\noil and gas leases of Federal lands under the jurisdic-\\ntion of the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of \\nEnergy, the Secretary of the Interior, and the Sec-\\nretary of Defense in conjunction with a drawdown of \\npetroleum reserves from the Strategic Petroleum Re-\\nserve. Referred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 9, 2023. \\nConsidered Jan. 26, 2023. Passed House amended Jan. \\n27, 2023; Roll No. 93: 221–205. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Energy and Natural Resources Jan. \\n30, 2023. \\nH.R. 22 (H. Res. 5).— To prohibit the Secretary of En-\\nergy from sending petroleum products from the Stra-\\ntegic Petroleum Reserve to China, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 9, 2023. \\nPassed House Jan. 12, 2023; Roll No. 31: 331–97. Re-\\nceived in Senate Jan. 23 (Legislative day of Jan. 3), \\n2023. Ordered placed on the calendar Jan. 25, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 23 (H. Res. 5).— To rescind certain balances made \\navailable to the Internal Revenue Service. Referred \\nto Ways and Means Jan. 9, 2023. Passed House Jan. \\n9, 2023; Roll No. 25: 221–210. Received in Senate Jan. \\n23 (Legislative day of Jan. 3), 2023. Ordered placed \\non the calendar Jan. 25, 2023. \\nH.R. 26 (H. Res. 5).— To amend title 18, United States \\nCode, to prohibit a health care practitioner from failing \\nto exercise the proper degree of care in the case of \\na child who survives an abortion or attempted abor-\\ntion. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. 9, 2023. Passed \\nHouse Jan. 11, 2023; Roll No. 29: 220–210. Received \\nin Senate Jan. 23 (Legislative day of Jan. 3), 2023. \\nOrdered placed on the calendar Jan. 25, 2023. \\nH.R. 139 (H. Res. 75).— To require Executive agencies \\nto submit to Congress a study of the impacts of ex-\\npanded telework and remote work by agency employ-\\nees during the COVID-19 pandemic and a plan for \\nthe agency’s future use of telework and remote work, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Jan. 9, 2023. Passed House Feb. 1, 2023; \\nRoll No. 103: 221–206. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Feb. \\n2, 2023. \\nH.R. 140 (H. Res. 199).— To amend title 5, United States \\nCode, to prohibit Federal employees from advocating \\nfor censorship of viewpoints in their official capacity, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Jan. 9, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 2, \\n2023; Rept. 118–5. Union Calendar. Considered Mar. \\n8, 2023. Passed House amended Mar. 9, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 141: 219–206. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Mar. \\n14, 2023. \\nH.R. 159.— To implement merit-based reforms to the \\ncivil service hiring system that replace degree-based \\nhiring with skills- and competency-based hiring, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Oversight and Account-\\nability and in addition to the Budget Jan. 9, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Jan. 24, \\n2023; Roll No. 32: 422–2. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs \\nJan. 25, 2023. \\nH.R. 185 (H. Res. 97).— To terminate the requirement \\nimposed by the Director of the Centers for Disease \\nControl and Prevention for proof of COVID-19 vaccina-\\ntion for foreign travelers, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 9, 2023. Passed \\nHouse amended Feb. 8, 2023; Roll No. 116: 227–201. \\nReceived in Senate Feb. 9, 2023. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Feb. 13, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–2 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 187.— To ensure the payment of interest and prin-\\ncipal of the debt of the United States. Referred to \\nWays and Means Jan. 9, 2023. Reported amended Jan. \\n9, 2024; Rept. 118–340. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 279 \\nH.R. 192 (H. Res. 1243).— To prohibit individuals who \\nare not citizens of the United States from voting in \\nelections in the District of Columbia. Referred to Over-\\nsight and Accountability Jan. 9, 2023. Reported \\namended July 18, 2023; Rept. 118–150. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended May 23, 2024; Roll No. \\n232: 262–143. Received in Senate June 3, 2024. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 255.— To amend the Disaster Recovery Reform Act \\nof 2018 to develop a study regarding streamlining and \\nconsolidating information collection and preliminary \\ndamage assessments, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Transportation and Infrastructure Jan. 10, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Jan. 25, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Jan. 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 259.— To provide for an online repository for cer-\\ntain reporting requirements for recipients of Federal \\ndisaster assistance, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Transportation and Infrastructure and in addition \\nto Small Business, and Financial Services Jan. 10, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Jan. 25, 2023. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Jan. 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 272.— To amend title 31, United States Code, to \\nauthorize transportation for Government astronauts \\nreturning from space between their residence and var-\\nious locations, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nOversight and Accountability and in addition to \\nScience, Space, and Technology Jan. 11, 2023. Re-\\nported from Science, Space, and Technology May 6, \\n2024; Rept. 118–483, Pt. I. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse May 6, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs May \\n7, 2024. \\nH.R. 277 (H. Res. 463) (H. Res. 495) (S. 184).— To \\namend chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, to \\nprovide that major rules of the executive branch shall \\nhave no force or effect unless a joint resolution of \\napproval is enacted into law. Referred to the Judiciary \\nand in addition to Rules, and the Budget Jan. 11, \\n2023. Reported amended from the Judiciary June 1, \\n2023; Rept. 118–84, Pt. I. Rules and the Budget dis-\\ncharged June 1, 2023. Union Calendar. Considered \\nJune 13, 2023. Passed House amended June 14, 2023; \\nRoll No. 265: 221–210. Received in Senate June 20, \\n2023. Ordered placed on the calendar June 21, 2023. \\nH.R. 288 (H. Res. 463) (H. Res. 495).— To amend title \\n5, United States Code, to clarify the nature of judicial \\nreview of agency interpretations of statutory and regu-\\nlatory provisions. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. 11, \\n2023. Reported amended June 1, 2023; Rept. 118–83. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended June 15, \\n2023; Roll No. 271: 220–211. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs June 20, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 290.— To provide for transparent licensing of com-\\nmercial remote sensing systems, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Science, Space, and Technology Jan. \\n11, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Jan. 30, \\n2023. Received in Senate and referred to Commerce, \\nScience and Transportation Jan. 31, 2023. \\nH.R. 292.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 24355 Creekside Road in \\nSanta Clarita, California, as the ‘‘William L. Reynolds \\nPost Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Jan. 11, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Oct. 2, 2023. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Oct. \\n3, 2023. Reported Feb. 6, 2024; no written report. \\nPassed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent May 1, 2024. Approved May 7, 2024. Public \\nLaw 118–52. \\nH.R. 298 (S. 294).— To amend the Securities Exchange \\nAct of 1934 to expand access to capital for rural-area \\nsmall businesses, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nFinancial Services Jan. 11, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Jan. 30, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Jan. \\n31, 2023. \\nH.R. 300.— To amend chapter 3 of title 5, United States \\nCode, to require the publication of settlement agree-\\nments, and for other purposes. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability and in addition to the Budget Jan. \\n11, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJan. 24, 2023; Roll No. 33: 425–0. Received in Senate \\nJan. 25, 2023. Ordered placed on the calendar Jan. \\n26, 2023. \\nH.R. 302.— To direct the Secretary of Energy to estab-\\nlish a program to provide financial assistance to grad-\\nuate students and postdoctoral researchers pursuing \\ncertain courses of study relating to cybersecurity and \\nenergy infrastructure, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Science, Space, and Technology Jan. 11, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Feb. 6, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 107: 357–56. Received in Senate and referred to \\nEnergy and Natural Resources Feb. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 340.— To impose sanctions with respect to foreign \\nsupport for terrorist organizations, including Hamas \\nand the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs and in addition to Financial Services Jan. 12, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Nov. \\n1, 2023; Roll No. 561: 363–46. Received in Senate Nov. \\n2, 2023. Ordered placed on the calendar Nov. 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 342.— To amend the Energy Policy Act of 2005 \\nto require reporting relating to certain cost-share re-\\nquirements, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nScience, Space, and Technology Jan. 12, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Jan. 30, 2023. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nJan. 31, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–3 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 346 (S. 66).— To establish a task force on improve-\\nments for notices to air missions, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Transportation and Infrastructure \\nJan. 12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Jan. 25, 2023; Roll No. 34: 424–4. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation Jan. 26, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate with amendment May 9, 2023. House agreed \\nto Senate amendment under suspension of the rules \\nMay 22, 2023. Presented to the President May 25, \\n2023. Approved June 3, 2023. Public Law 118–4. \\nH.R. 347 (H. Res. 166).— To require the Executive Office \\nof the President to provide an inflation estimate with \\nrespect to Executive orders with a significant effect \\non the annual gross budget, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Oversight and Accountability Jan. 12, \\n2023. Considered Feb. 28, 2023. Passed House amend-\\ned Mar. 1, 2023; Roll No. 131: 272–148. Received in \\nSenate Mar. 2, 2023. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nMar. 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 354 (H. Res. 1227).— To amend title 18, United \\nStates Code, to improve the Law Enforcement Officer \\nSafety Act and provisions relating to the carrying of \\nconcealed weapons by law enforcement officers, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. 13, \\n2023. Reported amended May 14, 2024; Rept. 118–502. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended May 16, 2024; \\nRoll No. 213: 221–185. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary May 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 357 (H. Res. 922).— To require the head of an \\nagency to issue and sign any rule issued by that agen-\\ncy, and for other purposes. Referred to the Judiciary \\nJan. 13, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 29, 2023; Rept. \\n118–282. Union Calendar. Passed House amended Dec. \\n12, 2023; Roll No. 717: 218–203. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Homeland Security and Governmental \\nAffairs Dec. 13, 2023. \\nH.R. 359.— To establish Fort San Gero\\n´nimo del \\nBoquero\\n´n in Puerto Rico as an affiliated area of the \\nNational Park System, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources Jan. 13, 2023. Reported \\nNov. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–263. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Nov. 6, 2023; Roll No. 600: \\n359–24. Received in Senate and referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources Nov. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 366.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\ntreat certain individuals who served in Vietnam as \\na member of the armed forces of the Republic of Korea \\nas a veteran of the Armed Forces of the United States \\nfor purposes of the provision of health care by the \\nDepartment of Veterans Affairs. Referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs Jan. 13, 2023. Reported May 16, 2023; Rept. \\n118–64. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse May 22, 2023. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs May 30, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed Senate Oct. 19, 2023. Presented to \\nthe President Nov. 7, 2023. Approved Nov. 13, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–20. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 369.— To require the National Institute of Stand-\\nards and Technology to conduct research on public \\nsafety communication coordination standards among \\nwildland firefighters and fire management response of-\\nficials. Referred to Science, Space, and Technology Jan. \\n17, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. \\n118–178. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 142 \\nH.R. 382 (H. Res. 75).— To terminate the public health \\nemergency declared with respect to COVID-19. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 17, 2023. Passed \\nHouse Jan. 31, 2023; Roll No. 100: 220–210. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Health, Education, Labor, \\nand Pensions Feb. 1, 2023. \\nH.R. 388.— To amend title 40, United States Code, to \\neliminate the leasing authority of the Securities and \\nExchange Commission, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Transportation and Infrastructure Jan. 17, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Jan. 25, 2023. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs Jan. 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 399.— To clarify the primary functions and duties \\nof the Office of Advocacy of the Small Business Admin-\\nistration, and for other purposes. Referred to Small \\nBusiness Jan. 20, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Jan. 25, 2023. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Small Business and Entrepreneurship Jan. 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 400.— To amend the Small Business Investment \\nAct of 1958 to increase the amount that may be in-\\nvested in small business investment companies. Re-\\nferred to Small Business Jan. 20, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Jan. 25, 2023; Roll No. 35: \\n411–13. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs Jan. 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 406 (S. 682).— To provide for the treatment of \\nthe Association of Southeast Asian Nations as an inter-\\nnational organization for purposes of the International \\nOrganizations Immunities Act, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Foreign Affairs Jan. 20, 2023. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Mar. 22, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Mar. 23, 2023; Roll No. 148: \\n388–33. Received in Senate and referred to Foreign \\nRelations Mar. 27, 2023. \\nH.R. 423 (S. 277).— To take certain land located in San \\nDiego County, California, into trust for the benefit of \\nthe Pala Band of Mission Indians, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Natural Resources Jan. 20, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Feb. 6, 2023. Received \\nin Senate Feb. 7, 2023. Passed Senate July 18, 2023. \\nPresented to the President July 27, 2023. Approved \\nJuly 28, 2023. Public Law 118–11. \\nH.R. 443.— To direct the Secretary of Labor to train \\ncertain employees of Department of Labor how to effec-\\ntively detect and assist law enforcement in preventing \\nhuman trafficking during the course of their official \\nduties, and for other purposes. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce Jan. 20, 2023. Reported amended \\nJan. 25, 2024; Rept. 118–355. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Feb. 5, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 33: 407–0. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHealth, Education, Labor, and Pensions Feb. 6, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–4 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 449.— To amend the Small Business Act to increase \\ntransparency, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business Jan. 24, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Jan. 25, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Small Business and Entrepreneurship Jan. \\n26, 2023. \\nH.R. 455 (S. 223).— To amend the Controlled Substances \\nAct to fix a technical error in the definitions. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce and in addition to the Judici-\\nary Jan. 24, 2023. Reported from Energy and Com-\\nmerce Sept. 17, 2024; Rept. 118–681, Pt. I. The Judici-\\nary discharged Sept. 17, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 576 \\nH.R. 467 (H. Res. 429).— To amend the Controlled Sub-\\nstances Act with respect to the scheduling of fentanyl- \\nrelated substances, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce and in addition to the Judici-\\nary Jan. 24, 2023. Reported amended from Energy and \\nCommerce May 17, 2023; Rept. 118–67, Pt. I. The Ju-\\ndiciary discharged May 17, 2023. Union Calendar. \\nConsidered May 24, 2023. Passed House amended May \\n25, 2023; Roll No. 237: 289–133. Received in Senate \\nand referred to the Judiciary May 30, 2023. \\nH.R. 485 (H. Res. 996).— To amend title XI of the Social \\nSecurity Act to prohibit the use of quality-adjusted \\nlife years and similar measures in coverage and pay-\\nment determinations under Federal health care pro-\\ngrams. Referred to Energy and Commerce and in addi-\\ntion to Ways and Means Jan. 24, 2023. Reported \\namended from Energy and Commerce May 17, 2023; \\nRept. 118–65, Pt. I. Ways and Means discharged May \\n17, 2023. Union Calendar. Passed House amended Feb. \\n7, 2024; Roll No. 40: 211–208. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Finance Feb. 8 (Legislative day of Feb. \\n7), 2024. \\nH.R. 497 (H. Res. 75).— To eliminate the COVID-19 \\nvaccine mandate on health care providers furnishing \\nitems and services under certain Federal health care \\nprograms. Referred to Energy and Commerce and in \\naddition to Ways and Means Jan. 25, 2023. Passed \\nHouse Jan. 31, 2023; Roll No. 98: 227–203. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Finance Feb. 1, 2023. \\nH.R. 498.— To amend title V of the Public Health Serv-\\nice Act to secure the suicide prevention lifeline from \\ncybersecurity incidents, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 25, 2023. Re-\\nported amended May 11, 2023; Rept. 118–52. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nMar. 5, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHealth, Education, Labor, and Pensions Mar. 6, 2024. \\nH.R. 500.— To amend the Investment Company Act of \\n1940 to postpone the date of payment or satisfaction \\nupon redemption of certain securities in the case of \\nthe financial exploitation of specified adults, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Financial Services Jan. 25, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Jan. 30, 2023; \\nRoll No. 94: 419–0. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Jan. 31, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 501.— To amend the Controlled Substances Act \\nto require registrants to decline to fill certain sus-\\npicious orders, and for other purposes. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce and in addition to the Judiciary \\nJan. 25, 2023. Reported amended from Energy and \\nCommerce May 17, 2023; Rept. 118–66, Pt. I. The Ju-\\ndiciary discharged May 17, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 46 \\nH.R. 502.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nensure that the Secretary of Veterans Affairs repays \\nmembers of the Armed Forces for certain contributions \\nmade by such members towards Post-9/11 Educational \\nAssistance, and for other purposes. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs and in addition to the Budget Jan. 25, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Mar. \\n7, 2023. Received in Senate Mar. 8, 2023. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Mar. 21, 2023. \\nH.R. 510.— To require the United States Governor of, \\nand the United States Executive Director at, the Inter-\\nnational Monetary Fund to oppose an increase in the \\nweight of the Chinese renminbi in the Special Drawing \\nRights basket of the Fund, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services Jan. 25, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–294. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Foreign Rela-\\ntions Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 522.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nauthorize the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to provide \\nor assist in providing a vehicle adapted for operation \\nby disabled individuals to certain eligible persons, to \\npay expenses associated with the delivery of such vehi-\\ncle, and for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Af-\\nfairs Jan. 25, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 25, 2024; \\nRept. 118–354. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 289 \\nH.R. 524.— To amend the Coastal Barrier Resources \\nAct to create an exemption for certain shoreline borrow \\nsites. Referred to Natural Resources Jan. 25, 2023. \\nReported amended Mar. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–421. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Apr. 11, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Environment and Public Works Apr. 15 (Leg-\\nislative day of Apr. 10), 2024. \\nH.R. 529 (H. Res. 1125) (H. Res. 1137).— To extend \\nthe customs waters of the United States from 12 nau-\\ntical miles to 24 nautical miles from the baselines of \\nthe United States, consistent with Presidential Procla-\\nmation 7219. Referred to Ways and Means Jan. 25, \\n2023. Reported amended Apr. 2, 2024; Rept. 118–436. \\nUnion Calendar. Supplemental report filed Apr. 5, \\n2024; Pt. II. Considered Apr. 29, 2024. Passed House \\namended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll No. 155: 402–6. Received \\nin Senate May 1, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–5 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 532.— To designate the Federal building and \\nUnited States courthouse located at 600 East First \\nStreet in Rome, Georgia, as the ‘‘Harold L. Murphy \\nFederal Building and United States Courthouse’’. Re-\\nferred to Transportation and Infrastructure Jan. 26, \\n2023. Reported Sept. 18, 2023; Rept. 118–200. House \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Mar. 11, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Environment \\nand Public Works Mar. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 533 (S. 138).— To amend the Tibetan Policy Act \\nof 2002 to modify certain provisions of that Act. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Jan. 26, 2023. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Feb. 13, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Feb. 15, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 53: 392–28. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations Feb. 26, 2024. \\nH.R. 537.— To award a Congressional Gold Medal to \\n60 diplomats, in recognition of their bravery and her-\\noism during the Holocaust. Referred to Financial Serv-\\nices Jan. 26, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended June 11, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs June \\n12, 2024. \\nH.R. 538 (S. 90).— To require the disclosure of a camera \\nor recording capability in certain internet-connected \\ndevices. Referred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 26, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. 27, 2023; \\nRoll No. 121: 406–12. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation Feb. 28, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 540.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto pursue more equitable treatment of Taiwan at the \\ninternational financial institutions, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Financial Services Jan. 26, 2023. \\nReported amended Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–293. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules Jan. \\n10, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJan. 12, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to For-\\neign Relations Jan. 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 542.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nimprove certain programs of the Department of Vet-\\nerans Affairs for home and community based services \\nfor veterans, and for other purposes. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs Jan. 26, 2023. Reported amended Nov. \\n29, 2023; Rept. 118–284. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Dec. 4, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Dec. 5, 2023; Roll No. \\n696: 414–5. Received in Senate Dec. 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 548.— To take certain Federal lands in Tennessee \\ninto trust for the benefit of the Eastern Band of Cher-\\nokee Indians. Referred to Natural Resources Jan. 26, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. 6, 2023. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Indian Affairs Feb. \\n7, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 554.— To deter Chinese aggression towards Taiwan \\nby requiring the Secretary of the Treasury to publish \\na report on financial institutions and accounts con-\\nnected to senior officials of the People’s Republic of \\nChina, to restrict financial services for certain imme-\\ndiate family of such officials, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services Jan. 26, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–292. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 555.— To amend the Defense Production Act of \\n1950 to ensure the supply of certain medical materials \\nessential to national defense, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services Jan. 26, 2023. Reported \\namended May 23, 2024; Rept. 118–523. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 435 \\nH.R. 582.— To amend the Federal Credit Union Act \\nto modify the frequency of board of directors meetings, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Financial Services \\nJan. 26, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Jan. \\n30, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs Jan. 31, 2023. \\nH.R. 589.— To impose sanctions on the Supreme Leader \\nof Iran and the President of Iran and their respective \\noffices for human rights abuses and support for ter-\\nrorism. Referred to Foreign Affairs and in addition \\nto the Judiciary, Financial Services, and Ways and \\nMeans Jan. 27, 2023. Reported amended from Foreign \\nAffairs June 22, 2023; Rept. 118–118, Pt. I. The Judici-\\nary, Financial Services, and Ways and Means dis-\\ncharged June 22, 2023. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 12, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 384: 410–3. \\nH.R. 593.— To rename the Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs community-based outpatient clinic in Hinesville, \\nGeorgia, as the ‘‘John Gibson, Dan James, William \\nSapp, and Frankie Smiley VA Clinic’’. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs Jan. 27, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Nov. 13, 2023; Roll No. 644: 409–0. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Veterans’ Affairs Nov. 14 \\n(Legislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed Senate May 2, 2024. Presented to the \\nPresident May 10, 2024. Approved May 13, 2024. \\nPublic Law 118–61. \\nH.R. 599.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 3500 West 6th Street, Suite \\n103 in Los Angeles, California, as the ‘‘Dosan Ahn \\nChang Ho Post Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Jan. 27, 2023. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules Jan. 29, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Jan. 31, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Feb. 1, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–6 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 615 (H. Res. 1173).— To prohibit the Secretary \\nof the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture from \\nprohibiting the use of lead ammunition or tackle on \\ncertain Federal land or water under the jurisdiction \\nof the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of \\nAgriculture, and for other purposes. Referred to Nat-\\nural Resources and in addition to Agriculture Jan. 27, \\n2023. Reported amended from Natural Resources Sept. \\n20, 2023; Rept. 118–203, Pt. I. Agriculture discharged \\nSept. 20, 2023. Union Calendar. Supplemental report \\nfiled from Natural Resources Apr. 29, 2024; Pt. II. \\nPassed House amended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll No. 167: \\n214–201. Received in Senate and referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 618.— To amend chapter 81 of title 5, United States \\nCode, to cover, for purposes of workers’ compensation \\nunder such chapter, services by physician assistants \\nand nurse practitioners provided to injured Federal \\nworkers, and for other purposes. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce Jan. 30, 2023. Reported amended \\nJuly 5, 2024; Rept. 118–571. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 472 \\nH.R. 619 (S. 133).— To extend the National Alzheimer’s \\nProject. Referred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 30, \\n2023. Reported amended May 24, 2024; Rept. 118–526. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 438 \\nH.R. 620 (S. 134).— To require an annual budget esti-\\nmate for the initiatives of the National Institutes of \\nHealth pursuant to reports and recommendations \\nmade under the National Alzheimer’s Project Act. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Jan. 30, 2023. Re-\\nported May 31, 2024; Rept. 118–531. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 442 \\nH.R. 661.— To require U.S. Immigration and Customs \\nEnforcement to take into custody certain aliens who \\nhave been charged in the United States with a crime \\nthat resulted in the death or serious bodily injury of \\nanother person, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Jan. 31, 2023. Reported amended Apr. \\n5, 2024; Rept. 118–442. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 366 \\nH.R. 662.— To amend the Disaster Relief Supplemental \\nAppropriations Act, 2023 to improve disaster relief \\nfunding for agricultural producers, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Agriculture Jan. 31, 2023. Reported \\nMay 22, 2023; Rept. 118–73. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended June 12, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Appropriations June \\n13, 2023. Committee discharged. Failed of passage \\nNov. 1, 2023; Roll No. 285: 43–53. \\nH.R. 663 (S. 2273).— To amend the Indian Child Protec-\\ntion and Family Violence Prevention Act. Referred to \\nNatural Resources Jan. 31, 2023. Reported amended \\nSept. 14, 2023; Rept. 118–196. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Sept. 18, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 394: 378–32. Received in Senate Sept. 19, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 675.— To amend the Secure and Trusted Commu-\\nnications Networks Act of 2019 to prohibit the Federal \\nCommunications Commission from granting a license \\nor United States market access for a non-geostationary \\norbit satellite system if the license or grant of market \\naccess would be held or controlled by an entity that \\nproduces or provides any covered communications \\nequipment or service or an affiliate of such an entity, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Com-\\nmerce Jan. 31, 2023. Reported amended Apr. 25, 2023; \\nRept. 118–41. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 27 \\nH.R. 676.— To amend the Federal Ocean Acidification \\nResearch And Monitoring Act of 2009 to require the \\nSecretary of Commerce, acting through the Adminis-\\ntrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad-\\nministration, to collaborate with State and local gov-\\nernments and Indian Tribes on vulnerability assess-\\nments related to ocean acidification, research planning, \\nand similar activities, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Science, Space, and Technology Jan. 31, 2023. Re-\\nported May 5, 2023; Rept. 118–48. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House May 9, 2023; Roll No. \\n203: 351–58. Received in Senate and referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation May 10, 2023. \\nH.R. 682 (S. 1648).— To facilitate access to electro-\\nmagnetic spectrum for commercial space launches and \\ncommercial space reentries. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Jan. 31, 2023. Reported amended July 25, \\n2023; Rept. 118–156. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended July 25, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation July 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 705.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nprohibit the Secretary of Veterans Affairs from trans-\\nmitting certain information to the Department of Jus-\\ntice for use by the national instant criminal back-\\nground check system. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nFeb. 1, 2023. Reported Sept. 16, 2024; Rept. 118–677. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 573 \\nH.R. 734 (H. Res. 298).— To amend the Education \\nAmendments of 1972 to provide that for purposes of \\ndetermining compliance with title IX of such Act in \\nathletics, sex shall be recognized based solely on a \\nperson’s reproductive biology and genetics at birth. Re-\\nferred to Education and the Workforce Feb. 1, 2023. \\nReported amended Apr. 10, 2023; Rept. 118–35. Union \\nCalendar. Considered Apr. 19, 2023. Passed House \\namended Apr. 20, 2023; Roll No. 192: 219–203. Re-\\nceived in Senate Apr. 25, 2023. \\nH.R. 750.— To require any person that sells or distrib-\\nutes a mobile application that the Federal Government \\nhas prohibited for Government-owned devices to dis-\\nclose that fact to any individual who downloads, up-\\ndates, or otherwise uses such application, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 2, \\n2023. Reported amended May 31, 2024; Rept. 118–530. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 441 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–7 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 752 (S. 229).— To require SelectUSA to coordinate \\nwith State-level economic development organizations \\nto increase foreign direct investment in semiconductor- \\nrelated manufacturing and production. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Feb. 2, 2023. Reported July 11, \\n2023; Rept. 118–136. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended July 25, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate July 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 753.— To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto use on-site regulated medical waste treatment sys-\\ntems at certain Department of Veterans Affairs facili-\\nties, and for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Af-\\nfairs Feb. 2, 2023. Considered under suspension of \\nrules Mar. 7, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Mar. 8, 2023; Roll No. 137: 426–0. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 9, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 764 (H. Res. 1173).— To require the Secretary of \\nthe Interior to reissue regulations removing the gray \\nwolf from the list of endangered and threatened wild-\\nlife under the Endangered Species Act of 1973. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources Feb. 2, 2023. Reported \\nSept. 20, 2023; Rept. 118–206. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Apr. 30, 2024; Roll No. 169: 209–205. Received \\nin Senate May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 766.— To amend the Congressional Budget Act of \\n1974 respecting the scoring of preventive health sav-\\nings. Referred to the Budget Feb. 2, 2023. Reported \\namended Mar. 15, 2024; Rept. 118–426. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Mar. \\n19, 2024. Received in Senate Mar. 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 783.— To designate the Department of Energy Inte-\\ngrated Engineering Research Center Federal Building \\nlocated at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory \\nin Batavia, Illinois, as the ‘‘Helen Edwards Engineer-\\ning Research Center’’. Referred to Transportation and \\nInfrastructure Feb. 2, 2023. Reported Aug. 22, 2023; \\nRept. 118–163. \\nHouse Calendar......................................................House 32 \\nH.R. 784.— To require any person that maintains an \\ninternet website or that sells or distributes a mobile \\napplication that is owned, wholly or partially, by the \\nChinese Communist Party or by a non-state-owned en-\\ntity located in the People’s Republic of China, to dis-\\nclose that fact to any individual who downloads or \\notherwise uses such website or application. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Feb. 2, 2023. Reported \\namended June 4, 2024; Rept. 118–536. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 445 \\nH.R. 786.— To amend title 28, United States Code, to \\nprovide an additional place for holding court for the \\nPecos Division of the Western District of Texas, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to the Judiciary Feb. 2, \\n2023. Reported Nov. 13, 2023; Rept. 118–271. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Nov. 13, \\n2023. Received in Senate and ordered placed on the \\ncalendar Nov. 14 (Legislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 788 (H. Res. 947).— To limit donations made pursu-\\nant to settlement agreements to which the United \\nStates is a party, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto the Judiciary Feb. 2, 2023. Reported amended Jan. \\n9, 2024; Rept. 118–339. Union Calendar. Passed House \\namended Jan. 11, 2024; Roll No. 7: 211–197. Received \\nin Senate and referred to the Judiciary Jan. 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 801.— To amend title III of the Public Health Serv-\\nice Act to provide for suspension of entries and imports \\nfrom designated countries to prevent the spread of \\ncommunicable diseases and import into the United \\nStates of certain controlled substances. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Feb. 2, 2023. Reported May 11, \\n2023; Rept. 118–53. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 36 \\nH.R. 802.— To amend the CARES Act to remove a re-\\nquirement on lessors to provide notice to vacate, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Financial Services Feb. \\n2, 2023. Reported amended July 30, 2024; Rept. \\n118–616. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 514 \\nH.R. 803.— To direct certain financial regulators to ex-\\nclude representatives of the People’s Republic of China \\nfrom certain banking organizations upon notice of cer-\\ntain threats or danger, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Financial Services and in addition to Foreign \\nAffairs Feb. 2, 2023. Reported amended from Financial \\nServices Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–286, Pt. I. Foreign \\nAffairs discharged Dec. 1, 2023. Union Calendar. Con-\\nsidered under suspension of rules Jan. 10, 2024. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Jan. 12, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations Jan. \\n16, 2024. \\nH.R. 807.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto mint coins in commemoration of the invaluable serv-\\nice that working dogs provide to society. Referred to \\nFinancial Services and in addition to the Budget Feb. \\n2, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended May \\n21, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs May 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 813.— To direct the Secretary of Commerce, in \\ncoordination with the heads of other relevant Federal \\ndepartments and agencies, to conduct an interagency \\nreview of and report to Congress on ways to increase \\nthe global competitiveness of the United States in at-\\ntracting foreign direct investment. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce Feb. 2, 2023. Reported amended July \\n11, 2023; Rept. 118–137. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended July 17, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 330: 386–22. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation July 18, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–8 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 815 (H.R. 8034) (H.R. 8035) (H.R. 8036) (H.R. 8038) \\n(S. Con. Res. 29).— To amend title 38, United States \\nCode, to make certain improvements relating to the \\neligibility of veterans to receive reimbursement for \\nemergency treatment furnished through the Veterans \\nCommunity Care program, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs Feb. 2, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Mar. 7, 2023. Received \\nin Senate Mar. 8, 2023. Ordered placed on the cal-\\nendar Mar. 21, 2023. Considered Feb. 9, 10, 11, 2024. \\nPassed Senate with amendment Feb. 13 (Legislative \\nday of Feb. 12), 2024; Roll No. 48: 70–29. House agreed \\nto Senate amendment with amendment Apr. 20, 2024. \\nSenate agreed to House amendment to Senate amend-\\nment Apr. 23, 2024. Roll No. 154: 79–18. Presented \\nto the President Apr. 24, 2024. Approved Apr. 24, \\n2024. Public Law 118–50. \\nH.R. 820.— To direct the Federal Communications Com-\\nmission to publish a list of entities that hold authoriza-\\ntions, licenses, or other grants of authority issued by \\nthe Commission and that have certain foreign owner-\\nship, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Feb. 2, 2023. Reported amended May 7, \\n2024; Rept. 118–489. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Sept. 10, 2024. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Sept. 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 824.— To amend title XXVII of the Public Health \\nService Act, the Employee Retirement Income and Se-\\ncurity Act of 1974, and the Internal Revenue Code \\nof 1986 to treat benefits for telehealth services offered \\nunder a group health plan or group health insurance \\ncoverage as excepted benefits. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce and in addition to Education and the Work-\\nforce, and Ways and Means Feb. 2, 2023. Reported \\namended from Education and the Workforce June 30, \\n2023; Rept. 118–132, Pt. I. \\nH.R. 835.— To amend the Securities Act of 1933 to codify \\ncertain qualifications of individuals as accredited in-\\nvestors for purposes of the securities laws. Referred \\nto Financial Services Feb. 6, 2023. Reported amended \\nJune 5, 2023; Rept. 118–87. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended June 5, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs June 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 839.— To require the United States Executive Di-\\nrector at the International Monetary Fund to advocate \\nfor increased transparency with respect to exchange \\nrate policies of the People’s Republic of China, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Financial Services Feb. \\n6, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. \\n118–291. Union Calendar. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules Jan. 10, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Jan. 12, 2024; Roll No. 9: 379–1. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations Jan. \\n16, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 886 (S. 318).— To amend the Save Our Seas 2.0 \\nAct to improve the administration of the Marine De-\\nbris Foundation, to amend the Marine Debris Act to \\nimprove the administration of the Marine Debris Pro-\\ngram of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin-\\nistration, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure and in addition to Natural \\nResources Feb. 9, 2023. Reported amended from Trans-\\nportation and Infrastructure Aug. 25, 2023; Rept. \\n118–167, Pt. I. Referral to Natural Resources extended \\nAug. 25, 2023 for a period ending not later than Sept. \\n30, 2023. Reported amended from Natural Resources \\nSept. 8, 2023; Pt. II. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Mar. 11, 2024; Roll No. 80: \\n326–73. Received in Senate and ordered placed on the \\ncalendar Mar. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 890.— To increase access to agency guidance docu-\\nments. Referred to Oversight and Accountability Feb. \\n9, 2023. Reported amended July 18, 2024; Rept. \\n118–597. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended July 22, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs July 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 897.— To provide for the establishment of the Ala-\\nbama Underwater Forest National Marine Sanctuary, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources \\nFeb. 9, 2023. Reported amended June 27, 2024; Rept. \\n118–560. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended July 8, 2024; Roll No. 336: 349–19. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation July 9, 2024. \\nH.R. 929 (S. 382).— To take certain land in the State \\nof Washington into trust for the benefit of the Puyallup \\nTribe of the Puyallup Reservation, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Natural Resources Feb. 9, 2023. Re-\\nported Mar. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–423. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 349 \\nH.R. 996.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 3901 MacArthur Blvd., in \\nNew Orleans, Louisiana, as the ‘‘Dr. Rudy Lombard \\nPost Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Accountability \\nFeb. 14, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Oct. \\n2, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Oct. 3, 2023. Re-\\nported Feb. 6, 2024; no written report. Passed Senate \\nApr. 23, 2024. Presented to the President May 1, 2024. \\nApproved May 7, 2024. Public Law 118–53. \\nH.R. 1023 (H. Res. 1085).— To repeal section 134 of \\nthe Clean Air Act, relating to the greenhouse gas re-\\nduction fund. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. \\n14, 2023. Reported Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–26. Union \\nCalendar. Passed House amended Mar. 22, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 104: 209–204. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–9 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1042.— To prohibit the importation into the United \\nStates of unirradiated low-enriched uranium that is \\nproduced in the Russian Federation, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 14, \\n2023. Reported amended Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–296. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Dec. 11, 2023. Received in Senate Dec. 12, \\n2023. Passed Senate Apr. 30, 2024. Presented to the \\nPresident May 9, 2024. Approved May 13, 2024. \\nPublic Law 118–62. \\nH.R. 1058.— To establish a more uniform, transparent, \\nand modern process to authorize the construction, con-\\nnection, operation, and maintenance of international \\nborder-crossing facilities for the import and export of \\noil and natural gas and the transmission of electricity. \\nReferred to Energy and Commerce and in addition to \\nTransportation and Infrastructure, and Natural Re-\\nsources Feb. 17, 2023. Reported amended from Energy \\nand Commerce Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–24, Pt. I. \\nTransportation and Infrastructure and Natural Re-\\nsources discharged Mar. 23, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 16 \\nH.R. 1059.— To authorize notaries public to perform, \\nand to establish minimum standards for, electronic \\nnotarizations and remote notarizations that occur in \\nor affect interstate commerce, to require any Federal \\ncourt to recognize notarizations performed by a notar-\\nial officer of any State, to require any State to recog-\\nnize notarizations performed by a notarial officer of \\nany other State when the notarization was performed \\nunder or relates to a public Act, record, or judicial \\nproceeding of the notarial officer’s State or when the \\nnotarization occurs in or affects interstate commerce, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Com-\\nmerce and in addition to the Judiciary Feb. 17, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Feb. 27, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to the Judiciary Feb. \\n28, 2023. \\nH.R. 1060.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 1663 East Date Place \\nin San Bernardino, California, as the ‘‘Dr. Margaret \\nB. Hill Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Feb. 17, 2023. Considered under \\nsuspension of rules Jan. 29, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Jan. 31, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Feb. 1, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\nH.R. 1068.— To amend the Department of Energy Orga-\\nnization Act to secure the supply of critical energy \\nresources, including critical minerals and other mate-\\nrials, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Feb. 17, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 23, \\n2023; Rept. 118–22. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 14 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1069.— To amend the Infrastructure Investment \\nand Jobs Act to require reporting regarding clean en-\\nergy demonstration projects, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Science, Space, and Technology Feb. 17, \\n2023. Reported amended Sept. 21, 2023; Rept. \\n118–212. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Apr. 29, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Energy and Natural Resources Apr. 30, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 1070.— To amend the Solid Waste Disposal Act \\nto provide the owner or operator of a critical energy \\nresource facility an interim permit under subtitle C \\nthat is subject to final approval by the Administrator \\nof the Environmental Protection Agency, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 17, \\n2023. Reported amended Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–21. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 13 \\nH.R. 1076.— To require the Comptroller General of the \\nUnited States to carry out a study on the trafficking \\ninto the United States of synthetic drugs, and related \\nillicit finance, and for other purposes. Referred to Fi-\\nnancial Services and in addition to the Judiciary, and \\nEnergy and Commerce Feb. 17, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned from Financial Services May 22, 2023; Rept. \\n118–75, Pt. I. The Judiciary and Energy and Com-\\nmerce discharged May 22, 2023. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended May 22, \\n2023; Roll No. 228: 402–2. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs May \\n30, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate July \\n23, 2024. Presented to the President Sept. 11, 2024. \\nApproved Sept. 13, 2024. Public Law 118–79. \\nH.R. 1085.— To require the Secretary of Energy to direct \\nthe National Petroleum Council to issue a report with \\nrespect to petrochemical refineries in the United \\nStates, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Feb. 17, 2023. Reported Mar. 23, 2023; \\nRept. 118–20. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 12 \\nH.R. 1093.— To direct the Secretary of State to submit \\nto Congress a report on implementation of the ad-\\nvanced capabilities pillar of the trilateral security part-\\nnership between Australia, the United Kingdom, and \\nthe United States. Referred to Foreign Affairs Feb. \\n17, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Mar. 22, \\n2023; Roll No. 144: 393–4. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Foreign Relations Mar. 23, 2023. \\nH.R. 1096 (S. 305).— To require the Secretary of the \\nTreasury to mint coins in commemoration of the 250th \\nAnniversary of the United States Marine Corps, and \\nto support programs at the Marine Corps Heritage \\nCenter. Referred to Financial Services Feb. 17, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House July 11, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 291: 409–1. Received in Senate July 12, 2023. \\nPassed Senate July 20, 2023. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent July 26, 2023. Approved July 26, 2023. Public \\nLaw 118–10. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–10 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1097.— To award a Congressional Gold Medal to \\nEverett Alvarez, Jr., in recognition of his service to \\nthe Nation. Referred to Financial Services Feb. 17, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House May 21, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs May 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 1098.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 50 East Derry Road \\nin East Derry, New Hampshire, as the ‘‘Chief Edward \\nB. Garone Post Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Feb. 17, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 1103 (S. 490).— To require the President to remove \\nthe extension of certain privileges, exemptions, and \\nimmunities to the Hong Kong Economic and Trade \\nOffices if Hong Kong no longer enjoys a high degree \\nof autonomy from the People’s Republic of China, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs and \\nin addition to Rules Feb. 17, 2023. Considered under \\nsuspension of rules Sept. 9, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 10, 2024; Roll No. 405: \\n413–3. \\nH.R. 1105 (S. 499).— To amend the DNA Analysis Back-\\nlog Elimination Act of 2000 to reauthorize the Debbie \\nSmith DNA Backlog Grant Program, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to the Judiciary Feb. 17, 2023. Re-\\nported Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–250. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Nov. 13, \\n2023; Roll No. 643: 405–0. Received in Senate and \\nordered placed on the calendar Nov. 14 (Legislative \\nday of Nov. 13), 2023. Passed Senate July 11 (Legisla-\\ntive day of July 10), 2024. Presented to the President \\nJuly 25, 2024. Approved July 30, 2024. Public Law \\n118–72. \\nH.R. 1107.— To direct the Secretary of State to take \\ncertain actions with respect to the labeling of the Peo-\\nple’s Republic of China as a developing country, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs Feb. \\n21, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nMar. 27, 2023; Roll No. 164: 415–0. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Foreign Relations Mar. 28, 2023. \\nH.R. 1108.— To amend the Communications Act of 1934 \\nto extend the authority of the Federal Communications \\nCommission to grant a license or construction permit \\nthrough a system of competitive bidding. Referred to \\nEnergy and Commerce Feb. 21, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Feb. 27, 2023. Received in Senate Feb. \\n28, 2023. \\nH.R. 1109.— To amend the Bank Service Company Act \\nto provide improvements with respect to State banking \\nagencies, and for other purposes. Referred to Financial \\nServices Feb. 21, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 1, \\n2023; Rept. 118–290. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 234 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1115.— To provide for Federal and State agency \\ncoordination in the approval of certain authorizations \\nunder the Natural Gas Act, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 21, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–23. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 15 \\nH.R. 1121 (H. Res. 1085).— To prohibit a moratorium \\non the use of hydraulic fracturing. Referred to Natural \\nResources and in addition to Energy and Commerce \\nFeb. 21, 2023. Reported from Energy and Commerce \\nMar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–19, Pt. I. Reported from Nat-\\nural Resources Jan. 31, 2024; Pt. II. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House Mar. 20, 2024; Roll No. 93: 229–188. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources Mar. 21, 2024. \\nH.R. 1123.— To direct the Assistant Secretary of Com-\\nmerce for Communications and Information to submit \\nto Congress a report examining the cybersecurity of \\nmobile service networks, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 21, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Mar. 7, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 133: 393–22. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation Mar. 8, 2023. \\nH.R. 1130 (H. Res. 699) (H. Res. 712).— To repeal re-\\nstrictions on the export and import of natural gas. \\nReferred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 21, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–18. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 11 \\nH.R. 1131.— To require the Administrator of the Envi-\\nronmental Protection Agency to authorize the use of \\nflexible air permitting with respect to certain critical \\nenergy resource facilities, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 21, 2023. Re-\\nported Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–17. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 10 \\nH.R. 1140.— To authorize the Administrator of the Envi-\\nronmental Protection Agency to waive application of \\ncertain requirements with respect to processing and \\nrefining a critical energy resource at a critical energy \\nresource facility, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nEnergy and Commerce Feb. 21, 2023. Reported Mar. \\n23, 2023; Rept. 118–16. \\nUnion Calendar ........................................................Union 9 \\nH.R. 1141.— To repeal the natural gas tax. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Feb. 21, 2023. Reported Mar. \\n23, 2023; Rept. 118–15. \\nUnion Calendar ........................................................Union 8 \\nH.R. 1147 (H. Res. 922).— To amend the Richard B. \\nRussell National School Lunch Act to allow schools \\nthat participate in the school lunch program under \\nsuch Act to serve whole milk. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce Feb. 21, 2023. Reported amended \\nJune 30, 2023; Rept. 118–131. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended Dec. 13, 2023; Roll No. 718: 330–99. \\nReceived in Senate Dec. 14, 2023. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Dec. 18, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–11 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1149.— To establish certain reporting and other \\nrequirements relating to telecommunications equip-\\nment and services produced or provided by certain en-\\ntities, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Af-\\nfairs and in addition to Financial Services Feb. 21, \\n2023. Considered under suspension of rules Apr. 17, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Apr. \\n19, 2023; Roll No. 189: 410–8. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Foreign Relations Apr. 20, 2023. \\nH.R. 1151.— To hold the People’s Republic of China ac-\\ncountable for the violation of United States airspace \\nand sovereignty with its high-altitude surveillance bal-\\nloon. Referred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to \\nthe Judiciary Feb. 24, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Apr. 17, 2023; Roll No. 183: 405–6. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations \\nApr. 18, 2023. \\nH.R. 1152.— To amend the Federal Water Pollution Con-\\ntrol Act to make changes with respect to water quality \\ncertification, and for other purposes. Referred to Trans-\\nportation and Infrastructure Feb. 24, 2023. Reported \\nMar. 17, 2023; Rept. 118–10. \\nUnion Calendar ........................................................Union 5 \\nH.R. 1153.— To provide a clarification of non-applica-\\nbility for regulation and prohibition relating to sen-\\nsitive personal data under the International Emer-\\ngency Economic Powers Act, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Foreign Affairs Feb. 24, 2023. Reported \\nMay 16, 2023; Rept. 118–63. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 43 \\nH.R. 1154.— To combat forced organ harvesting and traf-\\nficking in persons for purposes of the removal of or-\\ngans, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Af-\\nfairs and in addition to the Judiciary Feb. 24, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Mar. 27, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 163: 413–2. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations Mar. 28, 2023. \\nH.R. 1155.— To prohibit the phase out of gasoline and \\nprevent higher prices for consumers, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 24, \\n2023. Reported Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–13. \\nUnion Calendar ........................................................Union 6 \\nH.R. 1156.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto conduct a study and report on the exposure of the \\nUnited States to the financial sector of the People’s \\nRepublic of China, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Financial Services Feb. 24, 2023. Reported amended \\nMay 22, 2023; Rept. 118–72. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended May 22, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 229: 400–5. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs May 30, 2023. \\nH.R. 1157.— To provide for the authorization of appro-\\npriations for the Countering the People’s Republic of \\nChina Malign Influence Fund, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Foreign Affairs Feb. 24, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 9, 2024; Roll No. 401: \\n351–36. Received in Senate and referred to Foreign \\nRelations Sept. 10, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1158.— To amend the Toxic Substances Control \\nAct with respect to new critical energy resources, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nFeb. 24, 2023. Reported Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–14. \\nUnion Calendar ........................................................Union 7 \\nH.R. 1159.— To amend the Taiwan Assurance Act of \\n2020 to require periodic reviews and updated reports \\nrelating to the Department of State’s Taiwan Guide-\\nlines. Referred to Foreign Affairs Feb. 24, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Mar. 22, 2023; Roll No. 145: \\n404–7. Received in Senate and referred to Foreign Re-\\nlations Mar. 23, 2023. \\nH.R. 1161.— To accord securities issued by the Inter-\\nnational Development Association the same exemption \\nfrom the securities laws that applies to the securities \\nof other multilateral development banks in which the \\nUnited States is a member. Referred to Financial Serv-\\nices Feb. 24, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 1, 2023; \\nRept. 118–289. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 233 \\nH.R. 1163 (H. Res. 383).— To provide incentives for \\nStates to recover fraudulently paid Federal and State \\nunemployment compensation, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Ways and Means Feb. 24, 2023. Reported \\namended Apr. 6, 2023; Rept. 118–34. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House amended May 11, 2023; Roll No. 211: \\n230–200. \\nH.R. 1166.— To enhance authorities under the Defense \\nProduction Act of 1950 to respond to the public health \\nemergencies, to provide additional oversight of such \\nauthorities, and for other purposes. Referred to Finan-\\ncial Services Feb. 24, 2023. Reported amended May \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–524. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 436 \\nH.R. 1176.— To amend the Taiwan Allies International \\nProtection and Enhancement Initiative (TAIPEI) Act \\nof 2019 to provide that the United States, as a member \\nof any international organizations, should oppose any \\nattempts by the People’s Republic of China to resolve \\nTaiwan’s status by distorting the decisions, language, \\npolicies, or procedures of the organization, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs Feb. 24, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House July 25, 2023. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations \\nJuly 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 1189.— To require the development of a strategy \\nto eliminate the availability to foreign adversaries of \\ngoods and technologies capable of supporting undersea \\ncables, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs Feb. 24, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nMar. 27, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to For-\\neign Relations Mar. 28, 2023. \\nH.R. 1226.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto allow for the electronic request of certain records, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nFeb. 28, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Mar. 7, 2023; Roll No. 132: 422–0. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 8, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Nov. 2, 2023. \\nPresented to the President Nov. 9, 2023. Approved \\nNov. 13, 2023. Public Law 118–21. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–12 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1240.— To transfer administrative jurisdiction of \\ncertain Federal lands from the Army Corps of Engi-\\nneers to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, to take such \\nlands into trust for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources \\nFeb. 28, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 30, 2024; Rept. \\n118–369. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Feb. 5, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Indian Affairs Feb. 6, 2024. Reported June \\n3, 2024; Rept. 118–180. Passed Senate June 20, 2024. \\nPresented to the President July 8, 2024. Approved \\nJuly 12, 2024. Public Law 118–68. \\nH.R. 1245.— To direct the Secretary of the Interior to \\nreissue a final rule relating to removing the Greater \\nYellowstone Ecosystem population of grizzly bears \\nfrom the Federal list of endangered and threatened \\nwildlife, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural \\nResources Feb. 28, 2023. Reported Sept. 20, 2023; \\nRept. 118–204. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 165 \\nH.R. 1246.— To authorize leases of up to 99 years for \\nland held in trust for federally recognized Indian \\nTribes. Referred to Natural Resources Feb. 28, 2023. \\nReported Mar. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–422. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Apr. 9, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Indian Affairs Apr. \\n10, 2024. \\nH.R. 1282.— To amend title 10, United States Code, \\nto expand eligibility to certain military retirees for \\nconcurrent receipt of veterans’ disability compensation \\nand retired pay or combat-related special compensa-\\ntion, and for other purposes. Referred to Armed Serv-\\nices and in addition to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 1, 2023. \\nReported amended from Armed Services July 18, 2023; \\nRept. 118–149, Pt. I. Veterans’ Affairs discharged July \\n18, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 117 \\nH.R. 1318.— To authorize the location of a monument \\non the National Mall to commemorate and honor the \\nwomen’s suffrage movement and the passage of the \\n19th Amendment to the Constitution, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Natural Resources Mar. 1, 2023. \\nReported Nov. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–268. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Nov. 6, 2023. \\nReceived in Senate Nov. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 1335.— To restart onshore and offshore oil, gas, \\nand coal leasing, streamline permitting for energy in-\\nfrastructure, ensure transparency in energy develop-\\nment on Federal lands, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources and in addition to Agri-\\nculture, and the Budget Mar. 3, 2023. Reported \\namended from Natural Resources Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. \\n118–28, Pt. I. Agriculture and the Budget discharged \\nMar. 23, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 18 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1338.— To amend the Communications Act of 1934 \\nto provide authority for certain licenses, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 3, \\n2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; Rept. 118–157. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 125 \\nFailed of passage under suspension of the rules (two- \\nthirds required) July 25, 2023; Roll No. 365: \\n250–163. \\nH.R. 1339.— To require the Federal Communications \\nCommission to review certain rules of the Commission \\nand develop recommendations for rule changes to pro-\\nmote precision agriculture, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 3, 2023. Re-\\nported Apr. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–42. Union Calendar. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules Apr. 25, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Apr. 26, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 200: 409–11. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation May 1, 2023. \\nH.R. 1343.— To codify the Institute for Telecommuni-\\ncation Sciences and to direct the Assistant Secretary \\nof Commerce for Communications and Information to \\nestablish an initiative to support the development of \\nemergency communication and tracking technologies, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Com-\\nmerce Mar. 3, 2023. Reported Apr. 24, 2023; Rept. \\n118–40. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Apr. 25, 2023. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation Apr. 26, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 1345.— To amend the National Telecommunications \\nand Information Administration Organization Act to \\nestablish the Office of Policy Development and Cyber-\\nsecurity, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce Mar. 3, 2023. Reported May 18, 2023; \\nRept. 118–70. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House July 25, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation July \\n26, 2023. \\nH.R. 1353.— To direct the Federal Communications \\nCommission to issue rules for the provision of emer-\\ngency connectivity service, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 3, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Apr. 24, 2023; Rept. 118–39. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules Apr. \\n25, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nApr. 26, 2023; Roll No. 197: 422–1. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Commerce, Science and Transportation \\nApr. 27, 2023. \\nH.R. 1376.— To require the Director of National Intel-\\nligence to declassify information relating to the origin \\nof COVID-19, and for other purposes. Referred to Intel-\\nligence (Permanent Select) and in addition to Energy \\nand Commerce Mar. 3, 2023. Reported from Intel-\\nligence (Permanent Select) Mar. 30, 2023; Rept. \\n118–32, Pt. I. Energy and Commerce discharged Mar. \\n30, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 20 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–13 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1398 (H. Res. 1430).— To establish the CCP Initia-\\ntive program, and for other purposes. Referred to the \\nJudiciary Mar. 7, 2023. Reported amended Aug. 30, \\n2024; Rept. 118–641. Union Calendar. Considered \\nSept. 10, 2024. Passed House amended Sept. 11, 2024; \\nRoll No. 413: 237–180. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary Sept. 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 1418 (S. 1844).— To amend the Federal Food, Drug, \\nand Cosmetic Act to reauthorize user fee programs \\nrelating to new animal drugs and generic new animal \\ndrugs. Referred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 7, 2023. \\nReported amended June 9, 2023; Rept. 118–104. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJuly 17, 2023. Received in Senate July 18, 2023. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Sept. 20, 2023. \\nH.R. 1425 (H. Res. 1430).— To require any convention, \\nagreement, or other international instrument on pan-\\ndemic prevention, preparedness, and response reached \\nby the World Health Assembly to be subject to Senate \\nratification. Referred to Foreign Affairs Mar. 7, 2023. \\nReported Aug. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–643. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended Sept. 11, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 411: 219–199. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Foreign Relations Sept. 17, 2024. \\nH.R. 1432.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to provide for the deductibility of charitable con-\\ntributions to certain organizations for members of the \\nArmed Forces. Referred to Ways and Means Mar. 7, \\n2023. Reported amended Jan. 18, 2024; Rept. 118–351. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate Sept. 18, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 1435 (H. Res. 680) (H. Res. 681).— To amend the \\nClean Air Act to prevent the elimination of the sale \\nof internal combustion engines. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Mar. 8, 2023. Reported Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. \\n118–169. Union Calendar. Passed House Sept. 14, \\n2023; Roll No. 391: 222–190. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Environment and Public Works Sept. 18, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 1450.— To amend the Agricultural Act of 2014 to \\nmodify the treatment of revenue from timber sale con-\\ntracts and certain payments made by counties to the \\nSecretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Inte-\\nrior under good neighbor agreements, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Natural Resources and in addi-\\ntion to Agriculture Mar. 8, 2023. Reported from Agri-\\nculture Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–168, Pt. I. Reported \\namended from Natural Resources Sept. 8, 2023; Pt. \\nII. Union Calendar. Considered under suspension of \\nrules Sept. 12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 14, 2023. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Sept. 18, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 1482 (S. 1416).— To provide guidance for and in-\\nvestment in the upgrade and modernization of the Na-\\ntional \\nOceanic \\nand \\nAtmospheric \\nAdministration \\nWeather Radio All Hazards network, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Science, Space, and Technology \\nMar. 9, 2023. Reported May 16, 2023; Rept. 118–60. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 40 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1496 (S. 1414).— To upgrade the communications \\nservice used by the National Weather Service, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Science, Space, and Tech-\\nnology Mar. 9, 2023. Reported May 16, 2023; Rept. \\n118–61. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 41 \\nH.R. 1501.— To prohibit the Secretary of Homeland Se-\\ncurity from operating or procuring certain foreign- \\nmade unmanned aircraft systems, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Homeland Security Mar. 9, 2023. \\nReported amended July 19, 2023; Rept. 118–151. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nJuly 25, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned July 27, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Sept. 5, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 1505.— To modify the prohibition on recognition \\nby United States courts of certain rights relating to \\ncertain marks, trade names, or commercial names. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Mar. 9, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Sept. 29, 2023; Rept. 118–232. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Nov. 13, \\n2023. Received in Senate and referred to the Judiciary \\nNov. 14 (Legislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. \\nH.R. 1513.— To direct the Federal Communications \\nCommission to establish a task force to be known as \\nthe ‘‘6G Task Force’’, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Mar. 9, 2023. Reported May \\n14, 2024; Rept. 118–506. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Sept. 17, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 18, 2024; Roll No. 425: \\n393–22. Received in Senate and referred to Commerce, \\nScience and Transportation Sept. 19, 2024. \\nH.R. 1516 (H. Res. 1430).— To establish Department \\nof Homeland Security funding restrictions on institu-\\ntions of higher education that have a relationship with \\nConfucius Institutes, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security Mar. 9, 2023. Reported amended \\nDec. 19, 2023; Rept. 118–319. Union Calendar. Supple-\\nmental report filed Sept. 6, 2024; Pt. II. Passed House \\namended Sept. 10, 2024; Roll No. 408: 249–161. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Sept. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 1530.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto improve the requirement to publish disability ben-\\nefit questionnaire forms of Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs, and for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs Mar. 10, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 14, \\n2023; Rept. 118–199. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Sept. 18, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 20, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 401: 423–0. Received in Senate Sept. 21, 2023. \\nH.R. 1541.— To amend the Small Business Act to in-\\nclude requirements relating to apprenticeship program \\nassistance for small business development centers, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Small Business Mar. \\n10, 2023. Reported June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–97. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 74 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–14 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1547.— To direct the Secretary of Transportation \\nto conduct a study on the costs and benefits of com-\\nmuter rail passenger transportation involving trans-\\nfers, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure Mar. 10, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–173. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered under suspension of rules Dec. 4, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Dec. \\n5, 2023; Roll No. 694: 356–61. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Dec. \\n6, 2023. \\nH.R. 1548.— To amend the Securities Exchange Act of \\n1934 to specify that actions of the Advocate for Small \\nBusiness Capital Formation are not a collection of in-\\nformation under the Paperwork Reduction Act. Re-\\nferred to Financial Services and in addition to Over-\\nsight and Accountability Mar. 10, 2023. Reported \\namended from Financial Services July 11, 2023; Rept. \\n118–135, Pt. I. Oversight and Accountability dis-\\ncharged July 11, 2023. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended July 11, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 290: 398–11. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs July 12, 2023. \\nH.R. 1553.— To require the Securities and Exchange \\nCommission to revise rules relating to general solicita-\\ntion or general advertising to allow for presentations \\nor other communication made by or on behalf of an \\nissuer at certain events, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Financial Services Mar. 10, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. 118–310. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 250 \\nH.R. 1555.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 2300 Sylvan Avenue \\nin Modesto, California, as the ‘‘Corporal Michael D. \\nAnderson Jr. Post Office Building’’. Referred to Over-\\nsight and Accountability Mar. 10, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House June 3, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nH.R. 1567.— To require that the Secretary of Agriculture \\nand the Secretary of the Interior submit accurate re-\\nports regarding hazardous fuels reduction activities, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources \\nand in addition to Agriculture Mar. 10, 2023. Reported \\namended from Natural Resources Sept. 8, 2023; Rept. \\n118–186, Pt. I. Agriculture discharged Sept. 8, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nSept. 12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Sept. 13, 2023; Roll No. 386: 406–4. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nSept. 14, 2023. \\nH.R. 1568 (S. 758).— To amend the Tariff Act of 1930 \\nto protect personally identifiable information, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Ways and Means Mar. 10, \\n2023. Reported amended Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–287. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nJan. 16, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Jan. 18, 2024. Received in Senate Jan. 22, 2024. \\nPassed Senate Jan. 31, 2024. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Feb. 8, 2024. Approved Feb. 9, 2024. Public \\nLaw 118–39. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1579.— To amend the Securities Act of 1933 and \\nthe Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer \\nProtection Act with respect to the definition of accred-\\nited investor, and for other purposes. Referred to Fi-\\nnancial Services Mar. 14, 2023. Reported amended \\nJune 5, 2023; Rept. 118–92. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended June 5, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs June 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 1603.— To repeal provisions of Public Law 117- \\n169 relating to taxpayer subsidies for home electrifica-\\ntion, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Mar. 14, 2023. Reported Mar. 28, 2023; \\nRept. 118–31. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 19 \\nH.R. 1606 (S. 38).— To amend the Small Business Act \\nto codify the Boots to Business Program, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Small Business Mar. 14, 2023. \\nReported June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–98. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended June 20, \\n2023; Roll No. 272: 407–0. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Small Business and Entrepreneurship June \\n21, 2023. \\nH.R. 1607.— To clarify jurisdiction with respect to cer-\\ntain Bureau of Reclamation pumped storage develop-\\nment, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources Mar. 14, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 3, \\n2023; Rept. 118–264. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Nov. 6, 2023; Roll No. \\n599: 384–1. Received in Senate and referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources Nov. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 1615 (H. Res. 463) (H. Res. 495).— To prohibit \\nthe use of Federal funds to ban gas stoves. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Mar. 17, 2023. Reported \\nJune 1, 2023; Rept. 118–85. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended June 13, 2023; Roll No. 255: 248–180. \\nReceived in Senate June 14, 2023. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar June 15, 2023. \\nH.R. 1631.— To amend title 17, United States Code, \\nto reaffirm the importance of, and include require-\\nments for, works incorporated by reference into law, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. \\n17, 2023. Reported amended July 22, 2024; Rept. \\n118–601. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 501 \\nFailed of passage under suspension of the rules (two- \\nthirds required) July 22, 2024; Roll No. 357: \\n248–127. \\nH.R. 1640 (H. Res. 463) (H. Res. 495).— To prohibit \\nthe Secretary of Energy from finalizing, implementing, \\nor enforcing the proposed rule titled ‘‘Energy Conserva-\\ntion Program: Energy Conservation Standards for Con-\\nsumer Conventional Cooking Products’’, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 17, \\n2023. Reported June 1, 2023; Rept. 118–86. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered June 13, 2023. Passed House \\namended June 14, 2023; Roll No. 268: 249–181. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources June 15, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–15 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1644.— To amend the Small Business Act to re-\\nquire a report on 7(a) agents, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Small Business Mar. 17, 2023. Reported \\nJune 5, 2023; Rept. 118–99. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 76 \\nH.R. 1648.— To establish a grant program for use of \\n‘‘internet of things’’ technologies in airports, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure Mar. 17, 2023. Presented to the President \\nSept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 1651.— To amend the Small Business Act to estab-\\nlish requirements for 7(a) agents, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Small Business Mar. 17, 2023. Re-\\nported June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–100. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 77 \\nH.R. 1657.— To provide for a land exchange in the Chip-\\npewa National Forest, Minnesota, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Natural Resources Mar. 17, 2023. \\nReported amended Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–665. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 1669.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto make permanent the high technology pilot program \\nof the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 21, 2023. \\nReported amended May 17, 2023; Rept. 118–68. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules May \\n22, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nMay 24, 2023; Roll No. 235: 409–9. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Veterans’ Affairs May 30, 2023. \\nH.R. 1684 (S. 396).— To require the Secretary of State \\nto submit an annual report to Congress regarding the \\nties between criminal gangs and political and economic \\nelites in Haiti and impose sanctions on political and \\neconomic elites involved in such criminal activities. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to the Judici-\\nary Mar. 21, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended July 25, 2023. Received in Senate and or-\\ndered placed on the calendar July 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 1687.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 6444 San Fernando \\nRoad in Glendale, California, as the ‘‘Paul Ignatius \\nPost Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Accountability \\nMar. 21, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House June \\n3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 1690 (H.R. 2).— To authorize the Secretary of State \\nto negotiate regional immigration agreements, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs and in ad-\\ndition to the Judiciary Mar. 22, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned from Foreign Affairs May 5, 2023; Rept. 118–46, \\nPt. I. The Judiciary discharged May 5, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 30 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1713.— To provide for Department of Energy and \\nDepartment of Agriculture joint research and develop-\\nment activities, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nScience, Space, and Technology and in addition to Ag-\\nriculture Mar. 22, 2023. Reported amended from \\nScience, Space, and Technology May 22, 2023; Rept. \\n118–74, Pt. I. Reported amended from Agriculture May \\n22, 2023; Pt. II. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Dec. 4, 2023. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Energy and Natural Resources Dec. \\n5, 2023. \\nH.R. 1715.— To direct the Department of Energy and \\nthe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration \\nto conduct collaborative research in order to advance \\nnumerical weather and climate prediction in the \\nUnited States, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nScience, Space, and Technology Mar. 22, 2023. Re-\\nported May 5, 2023; Rept. 118–49. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House May 9, 2023; Roll No. \\n204: 356–50. Received in Senate and referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation May 10, 2023. \\nH.R. 1722 (S. 910).— To amend the Grand Ronde Res-\\nervation Act, and for other purposes. Referred to Nat-\\nural Resources Mar. 22, 2023. Reported Nov. 3, 2023; \\nRept. 118–265. Union Calendar. Considered under sus-\\npension of rules Nov. 6, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Nov. 8, 2023. Received in Senate Nov. 13, 2023. \\nPassed Senate Dec. 19, 2023. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Dec. 26, 2023. Approved Dec. 26, 2023. Public \\nLaw 118–32. \\nH.R. 1726.— To require the Secretary of the Interior \\nto partner and collaborate with the Secretary of Agri-\\nculture and the State of Hawaii to address Rapid Ohia \\nDeath, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural \\nResources and in addition to Agriculture Mar. 22, \\n2023. Reported amended from Natural Resources Sept. \\n20, 2023; Rept. 118–205, Pt. I. Agriculture discharged \\nSept. 20, 2023. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 1727 (S. 924).— To amend the Chesapeake and \\nOhio Canal Development Act to extend the Chesapeake \\nand Ohio Canal National Historical Park Commission. \\nReferred to Natural Resources Mar. 22, 2023. Reported \\namended Jan. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–363. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered under suspension of rules Feb. 5, \\n2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Feb. \\n6, 2024; Roll No. 36: 427–2. Received in Senate and \\nordered placed on the calendar Feb. 7, 2024. \\nH.R. 1730 (S. 936).— To amend the Small Business Act \\nto include requirements relating to graduates of career \\nand technical education programs or programs of study \\nfor small business development centers and women’s \\nbusiness centers, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business Mar. 22, 2023. Reported June 5, 2023; \\nRept. 118–101. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 78 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–16 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1734 (S. 1280).— To require coordinated National \\nInstitute of Standards and Technology science and re-\\nsearch activities regarding illicit drugs containing \\nxylazine, novel synthetic opioids, and other substances \\nof concern, and for other purposes. Referred to Science, \\nSpace, and Technology Mar. 23, 2023. Reported \\namended May 5, 2023; Rept. 118–50. Union Calendar. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules May 9, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended May 11, \\n2023; Roll No. 212: 425–0. Received in Senate May \\n15, 2023. Passed Senate with amendment June 22, \\n2023. House agreed to Senate amendment under sus-\\npension of the rules Dec. 4, 2023. Presented to the \\nPresident Dec. 14, 2023. Approved Dec. 19, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–23. \\nH.R. 1735.— To coordinate Federal research and devel-\\nopment efforts focused on modernizing mathematics \\nin STEM education through mathematical and statis-\\ntical modeling, including data-driven and computa-\\ntional thinking, problem, project, and performance- \\nbased learning and assessment, interdisciplinary explo-\\nration, and career connections, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Science, Space, and Technology Mar. 23, \\n2023. Reported amended May 16, 2023; Rept. 118–62. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 1747.— To provide a safe harbor from licensing \\nand registration for certain non-controlling blockchain \\ndevelopers and providers of blockchain services. Re-\\nferred to Financial Services Mar. 23, 2023. Reported \\namended May 6, 2024; Rept. 118–486. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 403 \\nH.R. 1752.— To amend the Public Works and Economic \\nDevelopment Act of 1965 to provide for a high-speed \\nbroadband deployment initiative. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure and in addition to Financial \\nServices, and the Budget Mar. 23, 2023. Reported \\namended from Transportation and Infrastructure Sept. \\n28, 2023; Rept. 118–229, Pt. I. Financial Services and \\nthe Budget discharged Sept. 28, 2023. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Mar. 11, \\n2024; Roll No. 79: 375–20. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Environment and Public Works Mar. 12, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 1767.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto provide that educational assistance paid under De-\\npartment of Veterans Affairs educational assistance \\nprograms to an individual who pursued a program or \\ncourse of education that was suspended or terminated \\nfor certain reasons shall not be charged against the \\nentitlement of the individual, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 23, 2023. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules Apr. 29, 2024. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 161: 406–6. Received in Senate and referred to \\nVeterans’ Affairs May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 1792.— To amend the South Pacific Tuna Act of \\n1988, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources Mar. 24, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 21, \\n2024; Rept. 118–429. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 9, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Commerce, Science and \\nTransportation Apr. 10, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 1796.— To improve individual assistance provided \\nby the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Transportation and In-\\nfrastructure and in addition to Financial Services, and \\nSmall Business Mar. 24, 2023. Reported amended from \\nTransportation and Infrastructure Feb. 14, 2024; Rept. \\n118–390, Pt. I. Financial Services and Small Business \\ndischarged Feb. 14, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 319 \\nH.R. 1797.— To require the Consumer Product Safety \\nCommission to promulgate a consumer product safety \\nstandard with respect to rechargeable lithium-ion bat-\\nteries used in micromobility devices, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 24, \\n2023. Reported amended Apr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–446. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMay 14, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned May 15, 2024; Roll No. 209: 378–34. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 1807.— To direct the Securities and Exchange Com-\\nmission to promulgate rules with respect to the elec-\\ntronic delivery of certain required disclosures, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Financial Services Mar. \\n27, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 1, 2023; Rept. \\n118–295. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 239 \\nH.R. 1823.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 207 East Fort Dade \\nAvenue in Brooksville, Florida, as the ‘‘Specialist Jus-\\ntin Dean Coleman Memorial Post Office Building’’. Re-\\nferred to Oversight and Accountability Mar. 28, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House June 3, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Homeland Security and Gov-\\nernmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 1829.— To require the Secretary of Agriculture to \\nconvey the Pleasant Valley Ranger District Adminis-\\ntrative Site to Gila County, Arizona. Referred to Nat-\\nural Resources Mar. 28, 2023. Reported amended Mar. \\n21, 2024; Rept. 118–430. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 9, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and ordered placed on the calendar Apr. \\n10, 2024. \\nH.R. 1836.— To amend title 46, United States Code, \\nto make technical corrections with respect to ocean \\nshipping authorities, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Transportation and Infrastructure Mar. 28, 2023. \\nReported amended Sept. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–218. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMar. 19, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Mar. 21, 2024; Roll No. 98: 393–24. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation Mar. 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 1843.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to permanently extend the exemption for tele-\\nhealth services from certain high deductible health \\nplan rules. Referred to Ways and Means Mar. 28, 2023. \\nReported amended June 13, 2023; Rept. 118–109. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 84 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–17 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2365.— To direct the Secretary of Health and \\nHuman Services to carry out a national project to pre-\\nvent and cure Parkinson’s, to be known as the Na-\\ntional Parkinson’s Project, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 29, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. 118–313. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules Dec. \\n13, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nDec. 14, 2023; Roll No. 724: 407–9. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pen-\\nsions Dec. 14, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate May 23, 2024. Presented to the President June \\n28, 2024. Approved July 2, 2024. Public Law \\n118–66. \\nH.R. 2379.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 616 East Main Street \\nin St. Charles, Illinois, as the ‘‘Veterans of the Viet-\\nnam War Memorial Post Office’’. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Mar. 29, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Oct. 2, 2023; Roll No. 514: 390–0. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Oct. 3, 2023. Reported Feb. \\n6, 2024; no written report. Passed Senate Apr. 23, \\n2024. Presented to the President May 1, 2024. Ap-\\nproved May 7, 2024. Public Law 118–54. \\nH.R. 2426 (S. 1146).— To amend part E of title IV of \\nthe Social Security Act to require the Secretary of \\nHealth and Human Services to identify obstacles to \\nidentifying and responding to reports of children miss-\\ning from foster care and other vulnerable foster youth, \\nto provide technical assistance relating to the removal \\nof such obstacles, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nWays and Means Mar. 30, 2023. Reported amended \\nFeb. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–385. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 315 \\nH.R. 2468 (S. 3036).— To require the Secretary of the \\nInterior to convey to the State of Utah certain Federal \\nland under the administrative jurisdiction of the Bu-\\nreau of Land Management within the boundaries of \\nCamp Williams, Utah, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Natural Resources Apr. 3, 2023. Reported amended \\nSept. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–668. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 2494 (H. Res. 398).— To make the assault of a \\nlaw enforcement officer a deportable offense, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to the Judiciary Apr. 6, 2023. \\nReported amended May 15, 2023; Rept. 118–55. Union \\nCalendar. Passed House amended May 17, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 225: 255–175. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary May 18, 2023. \\nH.R. 2499.— To authorize the Secretary of Veterans Af-\\nfairs to carry out an information technology system \\nand prioritize certain requirements to manage supply \\nchains for medical facilities of the Department of Vet-\\nerans Affairs. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Apr. 6, \\n2023. Reported amended Aug. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–625. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 523 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2544.— To improve the Organ Procurement and \\nTransplantation Network, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Apr. 10, 2023. Re-\\nported July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–140. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House July 25, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate July 26, 2023. Passed Senate July \\n27, 2023. Presented to the President Sept. 14, 2023. \\nApproved Sept. 22, 2023. Public Law 118–14. \\nH.R. 2553.— To amend title 28, United States Code, \\nto authorize removal of an action or prosecution \\nagainst a President, Vice President, former President, \\nor former Vice President, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Apr. 10, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Jan. 31, 2024; Rept. 118–371. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 304 \\nH.R. 2560 (S. 2086).— To require the Secretary of Com-\\nmerce to establish the Sea Turtle Rescue Assistance \\nGrant Program, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nNatural Resources Apr. 10, 2023. Reported amended \\nApr. 2, 2024; Rept. 118–433. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Apr. 11, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 111: 332–82. Received in Senate Apr. 15 (Legisla-\\ntive day of Apr. 10), 2024. \\nH.R. 2574.— To require the Secretary of Labor to revise \\nthe Standard Occupational Classification System to ac-\\ncurately count the number of emergency medical serv-\\nices practitioners in the United States. Referred to \\nEducation and the Workforce Apr. 10, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 19, 2024; Rept. 118–694. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 588 \\nH.R. 2577 (S. 1137).— To amend the Homeland Security \\nAct of 2002 to establish the Law Enforcement Mental \\nHealth and Wellness Program, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security Apr. 13, 2023. Reported \\namended Oct. 2, 2023; Rept. 118–237. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 189 \\nH.R. 2593.— To create an interdivisional taskforce at \\nthe Securities and Exchange Commission for senior \\ninvestors. Referred to Financial Services Apr. 13, 2023. \\nReported amended June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–93. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJune 5, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to Bank-\\ning, Housing, and Urban Affairs June 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 2608.— To amend the Federal securities laws to \\nspecify the periods for which financial statements are \\nrequired to be provided by an emerging growth com-\\npany, and for other purposes. Referred to Financial \\nServices Apr. 13, 2023. Reported amended June 5, \\n2023; Rept. 118–88. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended June 5, 2023. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Af-\\nfairs June 6, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–18 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2610.— To amend the Securities Exchange Act of \\n1934 to specify certain registration statement contents \\nfor emerging growth companies, to permit issuers to \\nfile draft registration statements with the Securities \\nand Exchange Commission for confidential review, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Financial Services Apr. \\n13, 2023. Reported amended June 5, 2023; Rept. \\n118–89. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended June 5, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs June \\n6, 2023. \\nH.R. 2622.— To amend the Investment Advisers Act of \\n1940 to codify certain Securities and Exchange Com-\\nmission no-action letters that exclude brokers and \\ndealers compensated for certain research services from \\nthe definition of investment adviser, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Financial Services Apr. 13, 2023. \\nReported amended July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–134. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended July 11, 2023. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs July \\n12, 2023. \\nH.R. 2627.— To amend the Investment Company Act \\nof 1940 to prohibit limitations on closed-end companies \\ninvesting in private funds, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Financial Services Apr. 13, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. 118–312. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 252 \\nH.R. 2640 (H.R. 2).— To provide for reform of the asylum \\nsystem and protection of the border. Referred to the \\nJudiciary and in addition to Ways and Means, Edu-\\ncation and the Workforce, and Homeland Security Apr. \\n17, 2023. Reported amended from the Judiciary May \\n5, 2023; Rept. 118–47, Pt. I. Ways and Means, Edu-\\ncation and the Workforce, and Homeland Security dis-\\ncharged May 5, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 31 \\nH.R. 2670 (H. Res. 582) (H. Res. 583) (S. 2226).— To \\nauthorize appropriations for fiscal year 2024 for mili-\\ntary activities of the Department of Defense and for \\nmilitary construction, and for defense activities of the \\nDepartment of Energy, to prescribe military personnel \\nstrengths for such fiscal year, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Armed Services Apr. 18, 2023. Reported \\namended June 30, 2023; Rept. 118–125. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered July 12, 13, 2023. Passed House \\namended July 14, 2023; Roll No. 328: 219–210. Re-\\nceived in Senate July 26, 2023. Passed Senate with \\namendment July 27, 2023. House disagreed to Senate \\namendment and asked for a conference Sept. 19, 2023; \\nRoll No. 395: 393–27. Senate insisted on its amend-\\nment and agreed to a conference Nov. 15, 2023. Con-\\nference report filed in the House Dec. 6, 2023; Rept. \\n118–301. Conference report considered in Senate Dec. \\n7, 12, 2023. Senate agreed to conference report Dec. \\n13, 2023; Roll No. 343: 87–13. House agreed to con-\\nference report under suspension of the rules Dec. 14, \\n2023; Roll No. 723: 310–118. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Dec. 14, 2023. Approved Dec. 22, 2023. Public \\nLaw 118–31. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2706.— To prohibit discrimination on the basis of \\nmental or physical disability in cases of organ trans-\\nplants. Referred to Energy and Commerce Apr. 19, \\n2023. Reported amended May 14, 2024; Rept. 118–507. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 2717.— To authorize the National Medal of Honor \\nMuseum Foundation to establish a commemorative \\nwork on the National Mall to honor the extraordinary \\nacts of valor, selfless service, and sacrifice displayed \\nby Medal of Honor recipients. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources Apr. 19, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 3, 2023; \\nRept. 118–267. Union Calendar. Considered under sus-\\npension of rules Nov. 6, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Nov. 8, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Energy and Natural Resources Nov. 13, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 2741 (H.R. 7659).— To authorize and amend au-\\nthorities, programs, and statutes administered by the \\nCoast Guard. Referred to Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure Apr. 20, 2023. Reported amended June 27, \\n2023; Rept. 118–119. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 91 \\nH.R. 2754.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 2395 East Del Mar \\nBoulevard in Laredo, Texas, as the ‘‘Lance Corporal \\nDavid Lee Espinoza, Lance Corporal Juan Rodrigo \\nRodriguez & Sergeant Roberto Arizola Jr. Post Office \\nBuilding’’. Referred to Oversight and Accountability \\nApr. 20, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules \\nJan. 29, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Jan. \\n31, 2024; Roll No. 29: 420–0. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Feb. 1, 2024. Reported Apr. 11 (Legislative day \\nof Apr. 10), 2024; no written report. Passed Senate \\nApr. 23, 2024. Presented to the President May 1, 2024. \\nApproved May 7, 2024. Public Law 118–55. \\nH.R. 2766.— To support the human rights of Uyghurs \\nand members of other minority groups residing pri-\\nmarily in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region \\nand safeguard their distinct identity, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs Apr. 20, 2023. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules Feb. 13, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Feb. 15, \\n2024; Roll No. 50: 414–6. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Foreign Relations Feb. 26, 2024. \\nH.R. 2789.— To direct the Secretary of State to develop \\na strategy on efforts to strengthen subnational co-\\noperation between the United States and Mexico, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs Apr. \\n20, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJune 25, 2024; Roll No. 282: 368–19. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Foreign Relations July 8, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–19 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2792.— To require the Securities and Exchange \\nCommission to carry out a study and rulemaking on \\nthe definition of the term ‘‘small entity’’ for purposes \\nof the securities laws, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Financial Services Apr. 20, 2023. Reported amended \\nMay 30, 2023; Rept. 118–80. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended May 30, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 238: 367–8. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs May 31 (Legisla-\\ntive day of May 30), 2023. \\nH.R. 2793.— To amend the Securities Act of 1933 to \\nexpand the ability to use testing the waters and con-\\nfidential draft registration submissions, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Financial Services Apr. 20, 2023. \\nReported amended June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–90. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJune 5, 2023; Roll No. 245: 384–13. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs \\nJune 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 2794 (H.R. 2).— To secure the international borders \\nof the United States, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security and in addition to Ways and \\nMeans, and the Judiciary Apr. 24, 2023. Reported \\namended from Homeland Security May 5, 2023; Rept. \\n118–45, Pt. I. Ways and Means and the Judiciary dis-\\ncharged May 5, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 29 \\nH.R. 2795.— To amend the Securities Exchange Act of \\n1934 to require issuers with a multi-class stock struc-\\nture to make certain disclosures in any proxy or con-\\nsent solicitation material, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Financial Services Apr. 24, 2023. Reported \\namended May 30, 2023; Rept. 118–79. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended May 30, \\n2023; Roll No. 239: 347–30. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs May \\n31 (Legislative day of May 30), 2023. \\nH.R. 2796.— To amend the Securities Exchange Act of \\n1934 to require the Advocate for Small Business Cap-\\nital Formation to provide educational resources and \\nhost events to promote capital raising options for tradi-\\ntionally underrepresented small businesses, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Financial Services Apr. 24, \\n2023. Reported amended May 30, 2023; Rept. 118–78. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended May 30, 2023; Roll No. 240: 309–67. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, and \\nUrban Affairs May 31 (Legislative day of May 30), \\n2023. \\nH.R. 2797.— To amend the Securities Act of 1933 to \\nrequire certification examinations for accredited inves-\\ntors, and for other purposes. Referred to Financial \\nServices Apr. 24, 2023. Reported amended May 30, \\n2023; Rept. 118–77. Union Calendar. Considered under \\nsuspension of rules May 30, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended May 31, 2023; Roll No. 244: \\n383–18. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs June 1, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2798.— To make reforms to the Bureau of Con-\\nsumer Financial Protection, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services and in addition to Over-\\nsight and Accountability, the Judiciary, and Small \\nBusiness Apr. 24, 2023. Reported amended from Fi-\\nnancial Services Dec. 4, 2023; Rept. 118–297, Pt. I. \\nOversight and Accountability, the Judiciary, and Small \\nBusiness discharged Dec. 4, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 241 \\nH.R. 2799 (H. Res. 1052).— To make reforms to the \\ncapital markets of the United States, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Financial Services and in addi-\\ntion to Education and the Workforce Apr. 24, 2023. \\nReported amended from Financial Services July 17, \\n2023; Rept. 118–143, Pt. I. Education and the Work-\\nforce discharged July 17, 2023. Union Calendar. Con-\\nsidered Mar. 6, 7, 2024. Passed House amended Mar. \\n8, 2024; Roll No. 78: 212–205. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Mar. \\n11, 2024. \\nH.R. 2811 (H. Res. 327).— To provide for a responsible \\nincrease to the debt ceiling, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Ways and Means and in addition to the \\nBudget, Appropriations, Oversight and Accountability, \\nEducation and the Workforce, Agriculture, Energy and \\nCommerce, the Judiciary, Rules, Transportation and \\nInfrastructure, and Natural Resources Apr. 25, 2023. \\nPassed House amended Apr. 26, 2023; Roll No. 199: \\n217–215. Received in Senate May 1, 2023. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar May 2, 2023. \\nH.R. 2812.— To require the Securities and Exchange \\nCommission to carry out a study of the costs associated \\nwith small- and medium-sized companies to undertake \\ninitial public offerings. Referred to Financial Services \\nApr. 25, 2023. Reported amended June 5, 2023; Rept. \\n118–91. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended June 5, 2023; Roll No. 246: 390–10. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs June 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 2813 (H.R. 3799).— To amend the Employee Retire-\\nment Income Security Act of 1974, the Public Health \\nService Act, and the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 \\nto exclude from the definition of health insurance cov-\\nerage certain medical stop-loss insurance obtained by \\ncertain plan sponsors of group health plans, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Education and the Work-\\nforce and in addition to Energy and Commerce, and \\nWays and Means Apr. 25, 2023. Reported amended \\nfrom Education and the Workforce June 20, 2023; \\nRept. 118–114, Pt. I. Energy and Commerce and Ways \\nand Means discharged June 20, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 88 \\nH.R. 2839.— To amend the Siletz Reservation Act to \\naddress the hunting, fishing, trapping, and animal \\ngathering rights of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz \\nIndians, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural \\nResources Apr. 25, 2023. Reported Dec. 6, 2023; Rept. \\n118–300. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Dec. 11, 2023. Received in Senate Dec. 12, 2023. \\nPassed Senate Dec. 19, 2023. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Dec. 26, 2023. Approved Dec. 26, 2023. Public \\nLaw 118–33. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–20 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2864.— To amend the Secure and Trusted Commu-\\nnications Networks Act of 2019 to provide for the addi-\\ntion of certain equipment and services produced or \\nprovided by DJI Technologies to the list of covered \\ncommunications equipment or services published under \\nsuch Act, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce Apr. 25, 2023. Reported amended May \\n7, 2024; Rept. 118–491. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 2868 (H.R. 3799).— To amend the Employee Retire-\\nment Income Security Act of 1974 to clarify the treat-\\nment of certain association health plans as employers, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Education and the \\nWorkforce Apr. 25, 2023. Reported amended June 14, \\n2023; Rept. 118–112. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 87 \\nH.R. 2872 (S. Con. Res. 25).— To amend the Permanent \\nElectronic Duck Stamp Act of 2013 to allow States \\nto issue electronic stamps under such Act, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Natural Resources Apr. \\n26, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 14, 2023; Rept. \\n118–198. Union Calendar. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules Sept. 18, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 20, 2023. Received in Senate \\nSept. 21, 2023. Ordered placed on the calendar Nov. \\n9, 2023. Considered Jan. 17, 2024. Passed Senate with \\namendment Jan. 18, 2024; Roll No. 12: 77–18. House \\nagreed to Senate amendment under suspension of the \\nrules Jan. 18, 2024; Roll No. 15: 314–108. Presented \\nto the President Jan. 19, 2024. Approved Jan. 19, \\n2024. Public Law 118–35. \\nH.R. 2882 (H. Res. 1102) (H.R. 4364) (H.R. 4365) (H.R. \\n4367) (H.R. 4664) (H.R. 4665) (H.R. 5894) (H. Con. \\nRes. 100) (S. 1311).— To reauthorize the Morris K. \\nUdall and Stewart L. Udall Trust Fund, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Education and the Workforce \\nand in addition to Natural Resources Apr. 26, 2023. \\nReported amended from Natural Resources Jan. 30, \\n2024; Rept. 118–364, Pt. I. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Feb. 5, 2024; Roll No. 32: 350–58. \\nReceived in Senate Feb. 6, 2024. Passed Senate with \\namendment Mar. 12, 2024. Pursuant to the provisions \\nof H. Res. 1102, the House agreed to the Senate \\namendment with amendment Mar. 22, 2024. Senate \\nagreed to House amendment to Senate amendment \\nMar. 23 (Legislative day of Mar. 22), 2024. Roll No. \\n114: 74–24. Presented to the President Mar. 23, 2024. \\nApproved Mar. 23, 2024. Public Law 118–47. \\nH.R. 2911.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto require the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to periodi-\\ncally review the automatic maximum coverage under \\nthe Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance program \\nand the Veterans’ Group Life Insurance program, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Apr. \\n26, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–654. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate \\nSept. 18, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2925 (H. Res. 1173) (H. Res. 1194).— To amend \\nthe Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 to pro-\\nvide for security of tenure for use of mining claims \\nfor ancillary activities, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources Apr. 27, 2023. Reported \\namended Mar. 7, 2024; Rept. 118–416. Union Cal-\\nendar. Recommitted to Natural Resources May 1, 2024; \\nRoll No. 175: 210–204. Passed House amended May \\n8, 2024; Roll No. 191: 216–195. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Energy and Natural Resources May \\n9, 2024. \\nH.R. 2941 (S. 1332).— To require the Office of Manage-\\nment and Budget to revise the Standard Occupational \\nClassification system to establish a separate code for \\ndirect support professionals, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Education and the Workforce Apr. 27, \\n2023. Reported amended Sept. 19, 2024; Rept. \\n118–693. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 587 \\nH.R. 2950 (S. 1381).— To authorize the Secretary of \\nthe Interior, through the Coastal Program of the \\nUnited States Fish and Wildlife Service, to work with \\nwilling partners and provide support to efforts to as-\\nsess, protect, restore, and enhance important coastal \\nlandscapes that provide fish and wildlife habitat on \\nwhich certain Federal trust species depend, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Natural Resources Apr. \\n27, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. \\n118–671. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 2964.— To require the Federal Trade Commission \\nto issue regulations requiring certain products to have \\n‘‘Do Not Flush’’ labeling, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Apr. 27, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Apr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–447. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJune 11, 2024; Roll No. 249: 351–56. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation June 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 2969.— To establish an Independent Financial \\nTechnology Working Group to Combat Terrorism and \\nIllicit Financing, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nFinancial Services Apr. 27, 2023. Reported amended \\nMay 6, 2024; Rept. 118–485. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended July 22, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs July 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 2980.— To provide for Department of Energy and \\nNational Science Foundation research and develop-\\nment coordination, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Science, Space, and Technology Apr. 27, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 21, 2023; Rept. 118–209. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nDec. 4, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation Dec. 5, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–21 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 2988.— To provide for Department of Energy and \\nNational Aeronautics and Space Administration re-\\nsearch and development coordination, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Science, Space, and Technology \\nApr. 27, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. \\n118–174. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Dec. 4, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation Dec. \\n5, 2023. \\nH.R. 2997.— To direct the Secretary of the Interior to \\nconvey to Mesa County, Colorado, certain Federal land \\nin Colorado, and for other purposes. Referred to Nat-\\nural Resources Apr. 28, 2023. Reported amended Jan. \\n30, 2024; Rept. 118–370. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Feb. 5, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Energy and Natural Re-\\nsources Feb. 6, 2024. \\nH.R. 3016.— To amend the Anti-Boycott Act of 2018 \\nto apply the provisions of that Act to international \\ngovernmental organizations. Referred to Foreign Af-\\nfairs Apr. 28, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Feb. 13, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Foreign Relations Feb. 26, 2024. \\nH.R. 3018.— To authorize the issuance of extreme risk \\nprotection orders. Referred to the Judiciary Apr. 28, \\n2023. Discharge petition filed June 26, 2024; Pet. \\n118–13. \\nH.R. 3019.— To establish an inspections regime for the \\nBureau of Prisons, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability Apr. 28, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended May 21, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 220: 392–2. Received in Senate and referred to \\nthe Judiciary May 22, 2024. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate July 10, 2024. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent July 23, 2024. Approved July 25, 2024. Public \\nLaw 118–71. \\nH.R. 3033.— To repeal the sunset provision of the Iran \\nSanctions Act of 1996, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs and in addition to Financial Serv-\\nices, the Judiciary, Ways and Means, and Oversight \\nand Accountability Apr. 28, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Apr. 16, 2024; Roll No. 132: 407–16. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs Apr. 17, 2024. \\nH.R. 3058.— To amend parts B and E of title IV of \\nthe Social Security Act to improve foster and adoptive \\nparent recruitment and retention, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Ways and Means May 2, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Jan. 16, 2024; Rept. 118–347. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules Jan. \\n17, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJan. 18, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Fi-\\nnance Jan. 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 3063.— To amend the Federal securities laws to \\nenhance 403(b) plans, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Financial Services May 2, 2023. Reported amended \\nDec. 12, 2023; Rept. 118–311. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 251 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3089.— To amend title 18, United States Code, \\nto modify delayed notice requirements, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to the Judiciary May 5, 2023. Re-\\nported May 15, 2023; Rept. 118–54. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House May 15, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 213: 412–0. Received in Senate and referred to \\nthe Judiciary May 16, 2023. \\nH.R. 3091 (H. Res. 398).— To allow Federal law enforce-\\nment officers to purchase retired service weapons, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to the Judiciary May 5, \\n2023. Reported amended May 15, 2023; Rept. 118–58. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended May 17, 2023; \\nRoll No. 222: 232–198. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary May 18, 2023. \\nH.R. 3099.— To establish in the Department of State \\nthe position of Special Envoy for the Abraham Accords, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nMay 5, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules \\nJune 12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned June 13, 2023; Roll No. 251: 413–13. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Foreign Relations June 14, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 3152.— To impose sanctions with respect to coun-\\ntries, individuals, and entities that engage in any ef-\\nfort to acquire, possess, develop, transport, transfer, \\nor deploy Iranian missiles and related goods and tech-\\nnology, including materials and equipment, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs and in ad-\\ndition to the Judiciary May 9, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 12, 2023; Roll No. 383: \\n403–8. Received in Senate and referred to Foreign Re-\\nlations Sept. 13, 2023. \\nH.R. 3161.— To amend the Riegle Community Develop-\\nment and Regulatory Improvement Act of 1994 to re-\\nquire the Director of the Community Development Fi-\\nnancial Institutions Fund to testify on an annual basis \\nbefore the Financial Services Committee of the House \\nof Representatives and the Banking, Housing, and \\nUrban Affairs Committee of the Senate. Referred to \\nFinancial Services May 9, 2023. Reported amended \\nAug. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–644. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 541 \\nH.R. 3162.— To amend the National Voter Registration \\nAct of 1993 to require the Secretary of Homeland Secu-\\nrity and the Commissioner of Social Security to provide \\ninformation to States upon request which will enable \\nStates to verify the citizenship status of applicants \\nfor voter registration in elections for Federal office in \\nthe State and remove individuals who are not citizens \\nof the United States from the list of individuals reg-\\nistered to vote in elections for Federal office in the \\nState, and for other purposes. Referred to House Ad-\\nministration May 9, 2023. Reported Feb. 14, 2024; \\nRept. 118–389. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 318 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–22 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3195 (H. Res. 1173).— To rescind Public Land \\nOrder 7917, to reinstate mineral leases and permits \\nin the Superior National Forest, to ensure timely re-\\nview of Mine Plans of Operations, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Natural Resources May 10, 2023. \\nReported amended Feb. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–377. Union \\nCalendar. Passed House amended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 171: 212–203. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Energy and Natural Resources May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 3202.— To prohibit any official action to recognize \\nor normalize relations with any Government of Syria \\nthat is led by Bashar al-Assad, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to the Judi-\\nciary May 11, 2023. Considered under suspension of \\nrules Feb. 13, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Feb. 14, 2024; Roll No. 49: 389–32. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Foreign Relations Feb. 26, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 3203.— To impose sanctions with respect to Chi-\\nnese producers of synthetic opioids and opioid precur-\\nsors, to hold Chinese officials accountable for the \\nspread of illicit fentanyl, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to Financial \\nServices, Oversight and Accountability, and the Judici-\\nary May 11, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended July 25, 2023. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs July \\n26, 2023. \\nH.R. 3208.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to establish a DHS Cybersecurity On-the-Job \\nTraining Program, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security May 11, 2023. Reported July \\n27, 2023; Rept. 118–161. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Sept. 23, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 24, 2024; Roll No. 445: \\n377–43. \\nH.R. 3209 (S. 992).— To amend the Intermodal Surface \\nTransportation Efficiency Act of 1991 to designate the \\nTexas and New Mexico portions of the future Inter-\\nstate-designated segments of the Port-to-Plains Cor-\\nridor as Interstate Route 27, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Transportation and Infrastructure May 11, \\n2023. Reported amended Nov. 29, 2023; Rept. 118–285. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 229 \\nH.R. 3224.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to extend the authorization of the Countering \\nWeapons of Mass Destruction Office of the Department \\nof Homeland Security, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security May 11, 2023. Reported July \\n27, 2023; Rept. 118–159. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Dec. 11, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 707: 394–0. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Dec. 12, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 3226 (S. 1573).— To reauthorize the Prematurity \\nResearch Expansion and Education for Mothers who \\ndeliver Infants Early Act. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce May 11, 2023. Reported amended Aug. 25, \\n2023; Rept. 118–164. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Dec. 11, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and ordered placed on the calendar \\nDec. 12, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3229.— To amend the Federal Election Campaign \\nAct of 1971 to apply the prohibition against contribu-\\ntions and donations by foreign nationals in connection \\nwith elections to contributions or donations in connec-\\ntion with ballot initiatives and referenda. Referred to \\nHouse Administration May 11, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Dec. 14, 2023; Rept. 118–318. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 257 \\nH.R. 3250.— To recognize the Margaret Woodbury \\nStrong Museum in Rochester, New York. Referred to \\nNatural Resources May 11, 2023. Reported Apr. 2, \\n2024; Rept. 118–437. House Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Apr. 9, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Apr. 10, 2024; Roll No. 109: \\n385–31. Received in Senate Apr. 11 (Legislative day \\nof Apr. 10), 2024. \\nH.R. 3254.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to establish a process to review applications for \\ncertain grants to purchase equipment or systems that \\ndo not meet or exceed any applicable national vol-\\nuntary consensus standards, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security May 11, 2023. Reported \\nJuly 19, 2023; Rept. 118–152. Union Calendar. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules July 25, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House July 27, 2023. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Sept. 5, 2023. \\nH.R. 3266.— To require the Secretary of State to submit \\nannual reports reviewing the curriculum used by the \\nPalestinian Authority, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs May 11, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Nov. 1, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Foreign Relations Nov. 2, 2023. \\nH.R. 3277.— To amend the Department of Energy Orga-\\nnization Act with respect to functions assigned to As-\\nsistant Secretaries, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce May 11, 2023. Reported Feb. \\n29, 2024; Rept. 118–402. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Mar. 5, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate Mar. 6, 2024. \\nH.R. 3283.— To require the Assistant Secretary of Com-\\nmerce for Communications and Information to report \\nto Congress on any barriers to establishing online por-\\ntals to accept, process, and dispose of certain Form \\n299s, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources and in addition to Agriculture, and Energy \\nand Commerce May 15, 2023. Reported from Energy \\nand Commerce June 7, 2024; Rept. 118–545, Pt. I. \\nH.R. 3286.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to establish the duties of the Director of the \\nCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency re-\\ngarding open source software security, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and in addi-\\ntion to Oversight and Accountability May 15, 2023. \\nReported amended from Homeland Security July 27, \\n2023; Rept. 118–160, Pt. I. Oversight and Account-\\nability discharged July 27, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 127 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–23 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3299.— To require the Department of the Interior \\nand the Department of Agriculture to establish online \\nportals to accept, process, and dispose of certain Form \\n299s, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources and in addition to Energy and Commerce, and \\nAgriculture May 15, 2023. Reported from Energy and \\nCommerce June 7, 2024; Rept. 118–546, Pt. I. \\nH.R. 3309.— To amend the Middle Class Tax Relief and \\nJob Creation Act of 2012 to establish a uniform fee \\nschedule applicable to the processing of forms for the \\nconsideration of applications for the placement of com-\\nmunications facilities on certain buildings and other \\nproperty owned by the Federal Government, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure and in addition to Energy and Commerce \\nMay 15, 2023. Reported from Energy and Commerce \\nOct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–245, Pt. I. \\nH.R. 3315.— To exempt for an additional 4-year period, \\nfrom the application of the means-test presumption \\nof abuse under chapter 7, qualifying members of re-\\nserve components of the Armed Forces and members \\nof the National Guard who, after September 11, 2001, \\nare called to active duty or to perform a homeland \\ndefense activity for not less than 90 days. Referred \\nto the Judiciary May 15, 2023. Reported Nov. 29, 2023; \\nRept. 118–283. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Dec. 11, 2023. Received in Senate Dec. \\n12, 2023. Passed Senate Dec. 14, 2023. Presented to \\nthe President Dec. 19, 2023. Approved Dec. 19, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–24. \\nH.R. 3317.— To amend title 49, United States Code, \\nto remove the lifetime exemption from the prohibition \\non procurement of rolling stock from certain vehicle \\nmanufacturers for parties to executed contracts. Re-\\nferred to Transportation and Infrastructure May 15, \\n2023. Reported May 14, 2024; Rept. 118–508. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House May 21, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs May 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 3324 (S. 3046).— To extend the authority to collect \\nShasta-Trinity Marina fees through fiscal year 2029. \\nReferred to Natural Resources May 15, 2023. Reported \\nSept. 8, 2023; Rept. 118–188. Union Calendar. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules Sept. 12, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Sept. 13, 2023; Roll No. 387: \\n415–0. Received in Senate and referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources Sept. 14, 2023. \\nH.R. 3325 (S. 546).— To amend the Omnibus Crime \\nControl and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to authorize law \\nenforcement agencies to use COPS grants for recruit-\\nment activities, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary May 15, 2023. Reported amended May \\n6, 2024; Rept. 118–481. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 399 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3334 (H. Res. 1486).— To provide for the imposition \\nof sanctions on members of the National Communist \\nParty Congress of the People’s Republic of China, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs and \\nin addition to the Judiciary May 15, 2023. Reported \\namended from Foreign Affairs Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. \\n118–664, Pt. I. The Judiciary discharged Sept. 12, \\n2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 560 \\nH.R. 3343.— To require the Assistant Secretary of Com-\\nmerce for Communications and Information to submit \\nto Congress a plan for the Assistant Secretary to track \\nthe acceptance, processing, and disposal of certain \\nForm 299s, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce May 15, 2023. Reported Oct. 25, 2023; \\nRept. 118–248. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 198 \\nH.R. 3354.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 220 North Hatcher \\nAvenue in Purcellville, Virginia, as the ‘‘Secretary of \\nState Madeleine Albright Post Office Building’’. Re-\\nferred to Oversight and Accountability May 15, 2023. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules May 6, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House May 7, 2024; Roll No. \\n179: 371–28. Received in Senate and referred to Home-\\nland Security and Governmental Affairs May 8, 2024. \\nH.R. 3369.— To direct the Assistant Secretary of Com-\\nmerce for Communications and Information to conduct \\na study and hold public meetings with respect to artifi-\\ncial intelligence systems, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce May 16, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–244. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 195 \\nH.R. 3371 (S. 2088).— To direct the Secretary of the \\nInterior to complete all actions necessary for certain \\nland to be held in restricted fee status by the Oglala \\nSioux Tribe and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Natural Resources May \\n16, 2023. Reported Sept. 14, 2023; Rept. 118–197. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nSept. 18, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. \\n20, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to Indian \\nAffairs Sept. 21, 2023. \\nH.R. 3372.— To amend title 23, United States Code, \\nto establish a safety data collection program for certain \\n6-axle vehicles, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nTransportation and Infrastructure May 16, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Jan. 18, 2024; Rept. 118–352. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 287 \\nH.R. 3385.— To direct the Assistant Secretary of Com-\\nmerce for Communications and Information to submit \\nto Congress a report containing an assessment of the \\nvalue, cost, and feasibility of developing a trans-Atlan-\\ntic submarine fiber optic cable connecting the contig-\\nuous United States, the United States Virgin Islands, \\nGhana, and Nigeria, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce May 16, 2023. Reported \\namended Oct. 2, 2023; Rept. 118–239. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Mar. 5, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation Mar. 6, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–24 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3389.— To require the Secretary of Agriculture, \\nacting through the Chief of the Forest Service, and \\nthe Secretary of the Interior to conduct an evaluation \\nwith respect to the use of the container aerial fire-\\nfighting system (CAFFS), and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources and in addition to Agri-\\nculture May 16, 2023. Reported amended from Natural \\nResources Sept. 8, 2023; Rept. 118–187, Pt. I. Agri-\\nculture discharged Sept. 8, 2023. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. 12, \\n2023. Received in Senate and referred to Agriculture, \\nNutrition, and Forestry Sept. 13, 2023. \\nH.R. 3391.— To extend the Gabriella Miller Kids First \\nPediatric Research Program at the National Institutes \\nof Health, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce May 16, 2023. Reported amended Aug. \\n25, 2023; Rept. 118–165. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Mar. 5, 2024; Roll No. \\n60: 384–4. Received in Senate Mar. 6, 2024. Referred \\nto Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Mar. 8, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 3395.— To direct the Chairman of the Federal Mar-\\nitime Commission to seek to enter into an agreement \\nwith a federally funded research and development cen-\\nter to evaluate foreign ownership of marine terminals \\nat the 15 largest United States container ports, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Transportation and In-\\nfrastructure May 17, 2023. Reported amended July 18, \\n2023; Rept. 118–148. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules July 25, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended July 26, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation July 27, 2023. \\nH.R. 3397 (H. Res. 1173).— To require the Director of \\nthe Bureau of Land Management to withdraw a rule \\nof the Bureau of Land Management relating to con-\\nservation and landscape health. Referred to Natural \\nResources May 17, 2023. Reported amended Feb. 9, \\n2024; Rept. 118–378. Union Calendar. Passed House \\namended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll No. 165: 212–202. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 3399.— To study the security of the Soo Locks \\nand effects on the supply chain resulting from a mal-\\nfunction or failure of the Soo Locks, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Transportation and Infrastruc-\\nture May 17, 2023. Reported July 10, 2023; Rept. \\n118–133. Union Calendar. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules July 25, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse July 26, 2023. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Environment and Public Works July 27, 2023. \\nH.R. 3400.— To amend the National Labor Relations \\nAct to adjust the dollar thresholds for National Labor \\nRelations Board jurisdiction over certain labor dis-\\nputes, and for other purposes. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce May 17, 2023. Reported amended \\nJan. 11, 2024; Rept. 118–343. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 281 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3415 (S. 1662).— To direct the Secretary of the \\nInterior to convey to the Midvale Irrigation District \\nthe Pilot Butte Power Plant in the State of Wyoming, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources \\nMay 17, 2023. Reported Jan. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–367. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nFeb. 5, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. 7, \\n2024. Received in Senate Feb. 8 (Legislative day of \\nFeb. 7), 2024. \\nH.R. 3433.— To amend the Federal Food, Drug, and \\nCosmetic Act with respect to molecularly targeted pedi-\\natric cancer investigations, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce May 17, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 20, 2024; Rept. 118–700. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nSept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 3446.— To impose certain limitations on consent \\ndecrees and settlement agreements by agencies that \\nrequire the agencies to take regulatory action in ac-\\ncordance with the terms thereof, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to the Judiciary May 17, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Apr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–443. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 367 \\nH.R. 3447.— To amend title 23, United States Code, \\nto authorize a hydrogen powered vehicle to exceed cer-\\ntain weight limits on the Interstate Highway System, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Transportation and \\nInfrastructure May 17, 2023. Reported Sept. 26, 2023; \\nRept. 118–217. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 176 \\nH.R. 3448.— To amend chapter 3081 of title 54, United \\nStates Code, to enhance the protection and preserva-\\ntion of America’s battlefields. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources May 17, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 3, 2023; \\nRept. 118–266. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Nov. 6, 2023. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Energy and Natural Resources Nov. \\n7, 2023. \\nH.R. 3496.— To make technical amendments to update \\nstatutory references to certain provisions which were \\nformerly classified to chapters 14 and 19 of title 25, \\nUnited States Code, and to correct related technical \\nerrors. Referred to the Judiciary May 18, 2023. Re-\\nported Sept. 29, 2023; Rept. 118–235. House Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Nov. 13, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to the Judiciary Nov. \\n14 (Legislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. \\nH.R. 3506.— To make technical amendments to update \\nstatutory references to certain provisions classified to \\ntitle 7, title 20, and title 43, United States Code, and \\nto correct related technical errors. Referred to the Ju-\\ndiciary May 18, 2023. Reported Sept. 29, 2023; Rept. \\n118–234. House Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Nov. 13, 2023. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary Nov. 14 (Legislative day of Nov. 13), \\n2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–25 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3507.— To require certain grantees under title I \\nof the Housing and Community Development Act of \\n1974 to submit a plan to track discriminatory land \\nuse policies, and for other purposes. Referred to Finan-\\ncial Services May 18, 2023. Reported amended Aug. \\n30, 2024; Rept. 118–645. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 542 \\nH.R. 3511.— To amend the Small Business Act to re-\\nquire training on increasing contract awards to small \\nbusiness concerns owned and controlled by service-dis-\\nabled veterans, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business May 18, 2023. Reported Sept. 19, 2023; \\nRept. 118–202. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Feb. 28, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Small Business and Entrepreneurship Feb. \\n29, 2024. \\nH.R. 3557.— To streamline Federal, State, and local per-\\nmitting and regulatory reviews to expedite the deploy-\\nment of communications facilities, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce and in addi-\\ntion to Natural Resources, and Transportation and In-\\nfrastructure May 22, 2023. Reported amended from \\nEnergy and Commerce Oct. 2, 2023; Rept. 118–240, \\nPt. I. Natural Resources and Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure discharged Oct. 2, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 192 \\nH.R. 3559.— To provide for Federal Aviation Administra-\\ntion research and development, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Science, Space, and Technology and in ad-\\ndition to Transportation and Infrastructure May 22, \\n2023. Reported amended from Science, Space, and \\nTechnology July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–139, Pt. I. Trans-\\nportation and Infrastructure discharged July 11, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 110 \\nH.R. 3560.— To provide for coordinated Federal efforts \\nto accelerate civilian unmanned aircraft systems and \\nadvanced air mobility research and development for \\neconomic and national security, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Science, Space, and Technology and in ad-\\ndition to Oversight and Accountability, Homeland Se-\\ncurity, and Transportation and Infrastructure May 22, \\n2023. Reported amended from Science, Space, and \\nTechnology Aug. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–630, Pt. I. Over-\\nsight and Accountability, Homeland Security, and \\nTransportation and Infrastructure discharged Aug. 13, \\n2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 527 \\nH.R. 3564 (H. Res. 524).— To cancel recent changes \\nmade by the Federal Housing Finance Agency to the \\nup-front loan level pricing adjustments charged by \\nFannie Mae and Freddie Mac for guarantee of single- \\nfamily mortgages, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nFinancial Services May 22, 2023. Reported amended \\nJune 7, 2023; Rept. 118–103. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended June 23, 2023; Roll No. 289: 230–189. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs July 10, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3565.— To authorize the Federal Communications \\nCommission to use a system of competitive bidding \\nto grant a license or a permit for use of electro-\\nmagnetic spectrum and to direct proceeds from such \\na system of competitive bidding for communications \\nand technology initiatives, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce and in addition to \\nArmed Services May 22, 2023. Reported amended from \\nEnergy and Commerce Aug. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–629, \\nPt. I. Armed Services discharged Aug. 13, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 526 \\nH.R. 3571.— To make technical amendments to update \\nstatutory references to certain provisions classified to \\ntitle 2, United States Code, title 50, United States \\nCode, and title 52, United States Code, and to correct \\nrelated technical errors. Referred to the Judiciary May \\n22, 2023. Reported Sept. 29, 2023; Rept. 118–236. \\nHouse Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Nov. \\n13, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to the Judi-\\nciary Nov. 14 (Legislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. \\nH.R. 3578.— To make technical amendments to update \\nstatutory references to provisions reclassified to title \\n34, United States Code, and to correct related technical \\nerrors. Referred to the Judiciary May 22, 2023. Re-\\nported Sept. 29, 2023; Rept. 118–233. House Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Nov. 13, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to the Judiciary Nov. \\n14 (Legislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. \\nH.R. 3581.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto modify the family caregiver program of the Depart-\\nment of Veterans Affairs to include services related \\nto mental health and neurological disorders, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs May 22, \\n2023. Reported amended Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–251. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Dec. 4, 2023. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs Dec. 5, 2023. \\nH.R. 3602.— To prohibit the intentional hindering of \\nimmigration, border, and customs controls, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to the Judiciary May 23, \\n2023. Considered under suspension of rules Apr. 19, \\n2024. Failed of passage under suspension of the rules \\n(two-thirds required) Apr. 20, 2024; Roll No. 143: \\n215–199. \\nH.R. 3608.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 28081 Marguerite \\nParkway in Mission Viejo, California, as the ‘‘Major \\nMegan McClung Post Office Building’’. Referred to \\nOversight and Accountability May 23, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House June 3, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nH.R. 3667.— To amend title II of the Social Security \\nAct to provide for the reissuance of social security ac-\\ncount numbers to young children in cases where con-\\nfidentiality has been compromised. Referred to Ways \\nand Means May 25, 2023. Reported amended Sept. \\n12, 2023; Rept. 118–192. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Jan. 16, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Jan. 18, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Finance Jan. 22, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–26 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3672.— To designate the clinic of the Department \\nof Veterans Affairs in Indian River, Michigan, as the \\n‘‘Pfc. Justin T. Paton Department of Veterans Affairs \\nClinic’’. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs May 25, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House June 20, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 273: 409–0. Received in Senate and referred to \\nVeterans’ Affairs June 21, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed Senate July 13, 2023. Presented to \\nthe President July 27, 2023. Approved July 28, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–12. \\nH.R. 3722.— To require a pilot program on activities \\nunder the pre-separation transition process of mem-\\nbers of the Armed Forces for a reduction in suicide \\namong veterans, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nArmed Services and in addition to Veterans’ Affairs \\nMay 25, 2023. Reported amended from Veterans’ Af-\\nfairs Feb. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–380, Pt. I. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 29, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Apr. 30, 2024. \\nH.R. 3724 (H. Res. 1455).— To amend the Higher Edu-\\ncation Act of 1965 to prohibit recognized accrediting \\nagencies and associations from requiring, encouraging, \\nor coercing institutions of higher education to meet \\nany political litmus test or violate any right protected \\nby the Constitution as a condition of accreditation. \\nReferred to Education and the Workforce May 25, \\n2023. Reported amended Apr. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–467. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended Sept. 19, \\n2024; Roll No. 433: 213–201. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions \\nSept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 3728.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 25 Dorchester Avenue, \\nRoom 1, in Boston, Massachusetts, as the ‘‘Caroline \\nChang Post Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability May 25, 2023. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules Jan. 29, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Jan. 31, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Feb. \\n1, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 3738.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto establish in the Department of Veterans Affairs the \\nVeterans Economic Opportunity and Transition Ad-\\nministration, and for other purposes. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs May 25, 2023. Reported amended Jan. \\n29, 2024; Rept. 118–360. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Apr. 29, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 159: 403–10. Received in Senate and referred to \\nVeterans’ Affairs May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 3746 (H. Res. 456).— To provide for a responsible \\nincrease to the debt ceiling. Referred to Ways and \\nMeans and in addition to the Budget, Appropriations, \\nVeterans’ Affairs, Rules, Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure, the Judiciary, Education and the Workforce, \\nAgriculture, Energy and Commerce, Financial Serv-\\nices, Natural Resources, Small Business, and Home-\\nland Security May 29, 2023. Passed House amended \\nMay 31, 2023; Roll No. 243: 314–117. Received in Sen-\\nate May 31, 2023. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nMay 31, 2023. Passed Senate June 1, 2023; Roll No. \\n146: 63–36. Presented to the President June 3, 2023. \\nApproved June 3, 2023. Public Law 118–5. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3774 (S. 1829).— To impose additional sanctions \\nwith respect to the importation or facilitation of the \\nimportation of petroleum products from Iran, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs and in ad-\\ndition to the Judiciary May 31, 2023. Considered under \\nsuspension of rules Nov. 1, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Nov. 3, 2023; Roll No. 598: \\n342–69. Received in Senate Nov. 6, 2023. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Nov. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 3784.— To amend title VII of the Social Security \\nAct to provide for a single point of contact at the \\nSocial Security Administration for individuals who are \\nvictims of identity theft. Referred to Ways and Means \\nJune 1, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 12, 2023; Rept. \\n118–191. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Finance Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 3790.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto extend increased dependency and indemnity com-\\npensation paid to surviving spouses of veterans who \\ndie from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, regardless of \\nhow long the veterans had such disease prior to death. \\nReferred to Veterans’ Affairs June 1, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–660. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 556 \\nH.R. 3796.— To provide for the extension of taxes fund-\\ning the Airport and Airway Trust Fund and to require \\nthe designation of certain airports as ports of entry. \\nReferred to Ways and Means June 5, 2023. Reported \\namended June 12, 2023; Rept. 118–105. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 81 \\nH.R. 3797.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to provide an alternative manner of furnishing \\ncertain health insurance coverage statements to indi-\\nviduals. Referred to Ways and Means June 5, 2023. \\nReported amended June 13, 2023; Rept. 118–110. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended June 21, 2023. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Finance June 22, 2023. \\nH.R. 3798 (H.R. 3799).— To amend the Internal Revenue \\nCode of 1986 to inform employers of flexible health \\ninsurance benefits. Referred to Ways and Means June \\n5, 2023. Reported amended June 12, 2023; Rept. \\n118–106. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 82 \\nH.R. 3799 (H. Res. 524) (H.R. 2813) (H.R. 2868) (H.R. \\n3798).— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 \\nto provide for health reimbursement arrangements in-\\ntegrated with individual health insurance coverage. \\nReferred to Ways and Means June 5, 2023. Reported \\namended June 12, 2023; Rept. 118–107. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended June 21, 2023; Roll No. \\n282: 220–209. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–27 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3800.— To codify Internal Revenue Service guid-\\nance relating to treatment of certain services and \\nitems for chronic conditions as meeting the preventive \\ncare deductible safe harbor for purposes of high de-\\nductible health plans in connection with health savings \\naccounts. Referred to Ways and Means June 5, 2023. \\nReported amended Sept. 17, 2024; Rept. 118–680. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Finance Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 3801.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to streamline and improve the employer reporting \\nprocess relating to health insurance coverage and to \\nprotect dependent privacy. Referred to Ways and \\nMeans June 5, 2023. Reported amended June 13, 2023; \\nRept. 118–111. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended June 21, 2023. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Finance June 22, 2023. \\nH.R. 3821.— To reauthorize the Firefighter Cancer Reg-\\nistry Act of 2018. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nJune 5, 2023. Reported Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–247. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMar. 5, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Mar. \\n6, 2024; Roll No. 65: 413–7. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions \\nMar. 7, 2024. \\nH.R. 3836.— To facilitate direct primary care arrange-\\nments under Medicaid. Referred to Energy and Com-\\nmerce June 6, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 1, 2023; \\nRept. 118–170. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Mar. 5, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Finance Mar. 6, 2024. \\nH.R. 3838 (S. 2415).— To amend title III of the Public \\nHealth Service Act to reauthorize Federal support of \\nStates in their work to save and sustain the health \\nof mothers during pregnancy, childbirth, and the \\npostpartum period, to eliminate disparities in maternal \\nhealth outcomes for pregnancy-related and pregnancy- \\nassociated deaths, to identify solutions to improve \\nhealth care quality and health outcomes for mothers, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Com-\\nmerce June 6, 2023. Reported amended Oct. 25, 2023; \\nRept. 118–246. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Mar. 5, 2024; Roll No. 61: \\n382–12. Received in Senate and ordered placed on the \\ncalendar Mar. 6, 2024. \\nH.R. 3843.— To amend title III of the Public Health \\nService Act to reauthorize grants to address dental \\nworkforce needs. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nJune 6, 2023. Reported Oct. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–243. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMar. 5, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Mar. \\n7, 2024; Roll No. 67: 391–32. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions \\nMar. 8, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3848.— To make certain improvements in the laws \\nadministered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs re-\\nlating to homelessness, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs June 6, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 8, 2023; Rept. 118–189. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered under suspension of rules Dec. 4, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Dec. \\n5, 2023; Roll No. 695: 408–10. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Veterans’ Affairs Dec. 6, 2023. \\nH.R. 3865.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 101 South 8th Street \\nin Lebanon, Pennsylvania, as the ‘‘Lieutenant William \\nD. Lebo Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability June 6, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Jan. 29, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Jan. 30, 2024. Reported Apr. 11 (Legislative day \\nof Apr. 10), 2024; no written report. Passed Senate \\nApr. 23, 2024. Presented to the President May 1, 2024. \\nApproved May 7, 2024. Public Law 118–56. \\nH.R. 3884.— To amend title XI of the Public Health \\nService Act to reauthorize the program providing for \\nsickle cell disease and other heritable blood disorders \\nresearch, surveillance, prevention, and treatment. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce June 7, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Aug. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–166. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nSept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 3915.— To improve the National Weather Service’s \\nforecasting of turbulence and acquisition of aviation \\nweather data, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nScience, Space, and Technology June 7, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 21, 2023; Rept. 118–211. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 171 \\nH.R. 3916 (S. 1840).— To amend the Public Health Serv-\\nice Act to reauthorize and improve the National Breast \\nand Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program for fiscal \\nyears 2024 through 2028, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce June 7, 2023. Re-\\nported amended May 24, 2024; Rept. 118–525. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 437 \\nH.R. 3932 (S. 2103).— To authorize appropriations for \\nfiscal year 2024 for intelligence and intelligence related \\nactivities of the United States Government, the Com-\\nmunity Management Account, and the Central Intel-\\nligence Agency Retirement and Disability System, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Intelligence (Permanent \\nSelect) June 7, 2023. Reported amended Aug. 18, 2023; \\nRept. 118–162. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 129 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–28 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3935 (H. Res. 597).— To amend title 49, United \\nStates Code, to reauthorize and improve the Federal \\nAviation Administration and other civil aviation pro-\\ngrams, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure June 9, 2023. Reported \\namended July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–138. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered July 19, 2023. Passed House amend-\\ned July 20, 2023; Roll No. 364: 351–69. Received in \\nSenate July 25, 2023. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nSept. 21, 2023. Considered Sept. 28, 29, 30 (Legislative \\nday of Sept. 22), May 7, 8, 2024. Passed Senate with \\namendment May 9, 2024; Roll No. 162: 88–4. House \\nagreed to Senate amendment under suspension of the \\nrules May 15, 2024; Roll No. 200: 387–26. Presented \\nto the President May 16, 2024. Approved May 16, \\n2024. Public Law 118–63. \\nH.R. 3936.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to rename the standard deduction the guaranteed \\ndeduction, and to add a bonus amount to the guaran-\\nteed deduction for taxable years 2024 and 2025. Re-\\nferred to Ways and Means June 9, 2023. Reported \\namended June 30, 2023; Rept. 118–129. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 101 \\nH.R. 3937.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to promote the establishment and growth of small \\nbusinesses. Referred to Ways and Means June 9, 2023. \\nReported amended June 30, 2023; Rept. 118–128. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 100 \\nH.R. 3938.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to encourage economic growth. Referred to Ways \\nand Means June 9, 2023. Reported amended June 30, \\n2023; Rept. 118–127. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 99 \\nH.R. 3941 (H. Res. 597).— To prohibit the use of the \\nfacilities of a public elementary school, a public sec-\\nondary school, or an institution of higher education \\nto provide shelter for aliens who have not been admit-\\nted into the United States, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Education and the Workforce June 9, 2023. \\nReported amended June 30, 2023; Rept. 118–130. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered July 18, 2023. Passed \\nHouse amended July 19, 2023; Roll No. 340: 222–201. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions July 20, 2023. \\nH.R. 3943.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto improve the reemployment rights of members of \\nthe Armed Forces, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs June 9, 2023. Reported amended \\nOct. 2, 2023; Rept. 118–241. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 193 \\nH.R. 3944.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 120 West Church \\nStreet in Mount Vernon, Georgia, as the ‘‘Second Lieu-\\ntenant Patrick Palmer Calhoun Post Office’’. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability June 9, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Oct. 2, 2023. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Oct. 3, 2023. Reported Feb. 6, 2024; \\nno written report. Passed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. Pre-\\nsented to the President May 1, 2024. Approved May \\n7, 2024. Public Law 118–57. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 3947.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 859 North State Road \\n21 in Melrose, Florida, as the ‘‘Pamela Jane Rock Post \\nOffice Building’’. Referred to Oversight and Account-\\nability June 9, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nJan. 29, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Jan. 30, \\n2024. Reported Apr. 11 (Legislative day of Apr. 10), \\n2024; no written report. Passed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. \\nPresented to the President May 1, 2024. Approved \\nMay 7, 2024. Public Law 118–58. \\nH.R. 3950 (S. 1303).— To require sellers of event tickets \\nto disclose comprehensive information to consumers \\nabout ticket prices and related fees, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce June 9, 2023. \\nReported amended May 10, 2024; Rept. 118–496. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMay 14, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned May 15, 2024; Roll No. 212: 388–24. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 3981.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto improve the methods by which the Secretary of Vet-\\nerans Affairs conducts oversight of certain educational \\ninstitutions, and for other purposes. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs June 9, 2023. Reported amended Sept. \\n8, 2023; Rept. 118–190. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 18, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 392: 410–0. Received in Senate and referred to \\nVeterans’ Affairs Sept. 19, 2023. \\nH.R. 3995.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to ensure that the small busi-\\nness regulatory budget for a fiscal year is not greater \\nthan zero, and for other purposes. Referred to Small \\nBusiness June 9, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 1, \\n2023; Rept. 118–180. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 144 \\nH.R. 4004.— To approve and implement the Agreement \\nbetween the American Institute in Taiwan and the \\nTaipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office \\nin the United States regarding Trade between the \\nUnited States of America and Taiwan, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Ways and Means June 12, 2023. \\nReported amended June 21, 2023; Rept. 118–116. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended June 21, 2023. Received in Senate June 22, \\n2023. Passed Senate July 18, 2023. Presented to the \\nPresident July 27, 2023. Approved Aug. 7, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–13. \\nH.R. 4016.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto improve the repayment by the Secretary of Veterans \\nAffairs of benefits misused by a fiduciary. Referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs June 12, 2023. Reported Apr. 12, \\n2024; Rept. 118–457. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Apr. 29, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Apr. 30, 2024; Roll No. 160: \\n413–0. Received in Senate and referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs May 1, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–29 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4039.— To prohibit the use of funds supporting \\nany activities within the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous \\nRegion of the People’s Republic of China. Referred to \\nForeign Affairs June 12, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Feb. 13, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Foreign Relations Feb. 26, 2024. \\nH.R. 4051.— To direct the Secretary of Commerce to \\nestablish a task force regarding shark depredation, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources June \\n12, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 30, 2024; Rept. \\n118–368. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Feb. 5, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation Feb. \\n6, 2024. \\nH.R. 4090 (S. 870).— To amend the Federal Fire Preven-\\ntion and Control Act of 1974 to authorize appropria-\\ntions for the United States Fire Administration and \\nfirefighter assistance grant programs, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Science, Space, and Technology \\nJune 14, 2023. Reported Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–177. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 141 \\nH.R. 4094 (S. 1955).— To amend the Central Utah \\nProject Completion Act to authorize expenditures for \\nthe conduct of certain water conservation measures \\nin the Great Salt Lake basin, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Natural Resources June 14, 2023. Reported \\nSept. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–666. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 4116.— To amend the Federal Deposit Insurance \\nAct to require reports on the use of the systemic risk \\nauthority applicable to winding up a failed insured \\ndepository institution, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Financial Services June 14, 2023. Reported amended \\nJuly 30, 2024; Rept. 118–614. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 512 \\nH.R. 4132.— To provide for the imposition of sanctions \\nwith respect to forced organ harvesting within the Peo-\\nple’s Republic of China, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to the Judici-\\nary June 14, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended June 25, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Foreign Relations July 8, 2024. \\nH.R. 4136.— To name the Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs community-based outpatient clinic in Plano, \\nTexas, as the ‘‘U.S. Congressman Sam Johnson Memo-\\nrial VA Clinic’’. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs June 14, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House July 22, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nJuly 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 4143.— To amend the National Construction Safety \\nTeam Act to enable the National Institute of Standards \\nand Technology to investigate structures other than \\nbuildings to inform the development of engineering \\nstandards, best practices, and building codes related \\nto such structures, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Science, Space, and Technology June 15, 2023. Re-\\nported Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–175. Union Calendar. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules May 7, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended May 8, 2024; \\nRoll No. 195: 358–41. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation May 9, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4152.— To direct the Administrator of the National \\nAeronautics and Space Administration and Secretary \\nof Commerce to submit to Congress a report on the \\nmerits of, and options for, establishing an institute \\nrelating to space resources, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Science, Space, and Technology June 15, \\n2023. Reported amended July 23, 2024; Rept. 118–604. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 503 \\nH.R. 4167.— To prohibit the Secretary of Energy from \\nchanging energy conservation standards for distribu-\\ntion transformers for a certain period, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce June 15, \\n2023. Reported Mar. 26, 2024; Rept. 118–431. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 356 \\nH.R. 4190.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to repay \\nthe estates of deceased beneficiaries for certain bene-\\nfits paid by the Secretary and misused by fiduciaries \\nof such beneficiaries. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nJune 15, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–655. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate \\nSept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 4250.— To maintain the free flow of information \\nto the public by establishing appropriate limits on the \\nfederally compelled disclosure of information obtained \\nas part of engaging in journalism, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to the Judiciary June 21, 2023. Re-\\nported Dec. 5, 2023; Rept. 118–299. Union Calendar. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules Jan. 16, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Jan. 18, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to the Judiciary Jan. \\n22, 2024. \\nH.R. 4259.— To amend the Individuals with Disabilities \\nEducation Act to require notification with respect to \\nindividualized education program teams, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Education and the Workforce \\nJune 21, 2023. Reported amended Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. \\n118–252. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 4278.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto modify personnel action procedures with respect to \\nemployees of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs June \\n22, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 15, 2024; Rept. \\n118–425. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 351 \\nH.R. 4310 (S. 2233).— To ban the sale of products with \\na high concentration of sodium nitrite to individuals, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Com-\\nmerce June 22, 2023. Reported May 10, 2024; Rept. \\n118–497. Union Calendar. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules May 14, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse May 15, 2024; Roll No. 206: 376–33. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Commerce, Science and \\nTransportation May 16, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–30 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4316.— To amend the National Voter Registration \\nAct of 1993 to permit a State to include as part of \\nthe mail voter registration form a requirement that \\napplicants provide proof of citizenship, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to House Administration June 23, \\n2023. Reported amended Feb. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–386. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 316 \\nH.R. 4364 (H. Res. 756) (H.R. 2882).— Making appro-\\npriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations June 27, 2023; Rept. \\n118–120. Union Calendar. Passed House amended \\nNov. 1, 2023; Roll No. 563: 214–197. Received in Sen-\\nate and ordered placed on the calendar Nov. 2, 2023. \\nH.R. 4365 (H. Res. 680) (H. Res. 712) (H. Res. 723) \\n(H. Res. 730) (H.R. 2882) (S. 2587).— Making appro-\\npriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2024, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Appropriations June 27, 2023; \\nRept. 118–121. Union Calendar. Considered Sept. 27, \\n2023. Passed House amended Sept. 28, 2023; Roll No. \\n502: 218–210. Received in Senate and ordered placed \\non the calendar Oct. 16, 2023. \\nH.R. 4366 (H. Res. 614) (H. Res. 1061) (H. Con. Res. \\n94) (H.R. 4368) (H.R. 4394) (H.R. 4820) (H.R. 4821) \\n(H.R. 5893) (S. 2127).— Making appropriations for \\nmilitary construction, the Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending \\nSeptember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations June 27, 2023; Rept. 118–122. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered July 26, 2023. Passed \\nHouse amended July 27, 2023; Roll No. 380: 219–211. \\nReceived in Senate and ordered placed on the calendar \\nSept. 5, 2023. Considered Sept. 14, 18, 19, 20, Oct. \\n25, 26, 31, 2023. Passed Senate with amendment Nov. \\n1, 2023; Roll No. 284: 82–15. Pursuant to the provi-\\nsions of H. Res. 1061, the House agreed to the Senate \\namendment with an amendment Mar. 6, 2024. Senate \\nagreed to House amendment to Senate amendment \\nMar. 8, 2024. Roll No. 84: 75–22. Presented to the \\nPresident Mar. 8, 2024. Approved Mar. 9, 2024. Pub-\\nlic Law 118–42. \\nH.R. 4367 (H. Res. 723) (H. Res. 730) (H.R. 2882) (S. \\n2625).— Making appropriations for the Department of \\nHomeland Security for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations June 27, 2023; Rept. 118–123. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered Sept. 27, 2023. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 28, 2023; Roll No. 505: 220–208. \\nH.R. 4368 (H. Res. 723) (H.R. 4366) (S. 2131).— Making \\nappropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, \\nFood and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies \\nprograms for the fiscal year ending September 30, \\n2024, and for other purposes. Reported from Appro-\\npriations June 27, 2023; Rept. 118–124. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered Sept. 26, 27, 2023. Failed of passage \\nSept. 28, 2023; Roll No. 507: 191–237. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4385.— To extend authorization of the Reclamation \\nStates Emergency Drought Relief Act of 1991. Referred \\nto Natural Resources June 27, 2023. Reported Jan. \\n30, 2024; Rept. 118–365. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Feb. 5, 2024. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Energy and Natural Resources Feb. \\n6, 2024. \\nH.R. 4389.— To amend the Neotropical Migratory Bird \\nConservation Act to make improvements to that Act, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources \\nJune 27, 2023. Reported amended Apr. 5, 2024; Rept. \\n118–439. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Apr. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Environment and Public Works Apr. 10, \\n2024. Committee discharged. Passed Senate Apr. 17, \\n2024. Presented to the President Apr. 24, 2024. Ap-\\nproved Apr. 24, 2024. Public Law 118–51. \\nH.R. 4394 (H. Res. 756) (H.R. 4366) (S. 2443).— Making \\nappropriations for energy and water development and \\nrelated agencies for the fiscal year ending September \\n30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported from Appro-\\npriations June 30, 2023; Rept. 118–126. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered Oct. 25, 2023. Passed House amend-\\ned Oct. 26, 2023; Roll No. 558: 210–199. Received in \\nSenate and ordered placed on the calendar Nov. 1, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 4396.— To amend the Help America Vote Act of \\n2002 to prohibit noncitizen voting in District of Colum-\\nbia elections, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHouse Administration June 30, 2023. Reported Feb. \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–395. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 324 \\nH.R. 4403.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to make improvements to the Securing the Cities \\nprogram, and for other purposes. Referred to Home-\\nland Security June 30, 2023. Reported Dec. 19, 2023; \\nRept. 118–320. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Mar. 5, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Mar. 6, 2024. \\nH.R. 4424.— To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto \\nstudy \\nand \\nreport \\non \\nthe \\nprevalence \\nof \\ncholangiocarcinoma in veterans who served in the Viet-\\nnam theater of operations during the Vietnam era, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nJune 30, 2023. Reported amended July 22, 2024; Rept. \\n118–600. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate \\nSept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 4460.— To amend the National Voter Registration \\nAct of 1993 and the Help America Vote Act of 2002 \\nto ensure that only eligible American citizens may par-\\nticipate in elections for Federal office, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to House Administration and in ad-\\ndition to the Judiciary July 3, 2023. Reported from \\nHouse Administration Apr. 15, 2024; Rept. 118–462, \\nPt. I. The Judiciary discharged Apr. 15, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 383 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–31 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4467.— To direct the Under Secretary for Manage-\\nment of the Department of Homeland Security to as-\\nsess contracts for covered services performed by con-\\ntractor personnel along the United States land border \\nwith Mexico, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHomeland Security July 6, 2023. Reported amended \\nOct. 2, 2023; Rept. 118–238. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Mar. 5, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Mar. 6, 2024. \\nH.R. 4468 (H. Res. 906).— To prohibit the Administrator \\nof the Environmental Protection Agency from final-\\nizing, implementing, or enforcing a proposed rule with \\nrespect to emissions from vehicles, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce July 6, 2023. \\nReported Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–171. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended Dec. 6, 2023; Roll No. \\n703: 221–197. Received in Senate and referred to Envi-\\nronment and Public Works Dec. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 4469.— To clarify that eRINs are not authorized \\nfor purposes of satisfying the volume of renewable fuel \\nthat needs to be contained in transportation fuel for \\npurposes of the Renewable Fuel Program, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nJuly 6, 2023. Reported Sept. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–172. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 136 \\nH.R. 4470 (S. 2178).— To extend the authorization of \\nthe Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards Pro-\\ngram of the Department of Homeland Security. Re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and in addition to Energy \\nand Commerce July 6, 2023. Reported amended from \\nHomeland Security July 19, 2023; Rept. 118–153, Pt. \\nI. Energy and Commerce discharged July 19, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended July 25, 2023; Roll No. 366: 409–1. Received \\nin Senate July 26, 2023. \\nH.R. 4480.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to report on the veterans \\ninteragency task force, to require the Comptroller Gen-\\neral of the United States to report on access to credit \\nfor small business concerns owned and controlled by \\ncovered individuals, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Small Business July 6, 2023. Reported Sept. 1, 2023; \\nRept. 118–181. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Nov. 28, 2023. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Small Business and Entrepre-\\nneurship Nov. 29, 2023. \\nH.R. 4486.— To clarify that a State or local jurisdiction \\nmay give preference to individuals who are veterans \\nor individuals with a disability with respect to hiring \\nelection workers to administer an election in the State \\nor local jurisdiction, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto House Administration July 6, 2023. Reported \\namended Apr. 15, 2024; Rept. 118–461. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 382 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4502.— To amend title 5, United States Code, to \\nallow Federal agencies to establish educational re-\\nquirements for certain cybersecurity positions in the \\ncompetitive service, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability July 10, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Oct. 2, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 515: 394–1. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Oct. 3, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 4508.— To amend the Employee Retirement Income \\nSecurity Act of 1974 to clarify and strengthen the ap-\\nplication of certain employer-sponsored health plan \\ndisclosure requirements. Referred to Education and the \\nWorkforce July 10, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 1, \\n2023; Rept. 118–259. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 209 \\nH.R. 4509.— To amend the Employee Retirement Income \\nSecurity Act of 1974 to require group health plans \\nand health insurance issuers offering group health in-\\nsurance coverage to only pay claims submitted by hos-\\npitals that have in place policies and procedures to \\nensure accurate billing practices, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Education and the Workforce July \\n10, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 1, 2023; Rept. \\n118–258. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 208 \\nH.R. 4510.— To reauthorize the National Telecommuni-\\ncations and Information Administration, to update the \\nmission and functions of the agency, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce July 10, \\n2023. Reported amended Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–249. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMay 14, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned May 15, 2024; Roll No. 205: 374–36. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 4527.— To amend the Employee Retirement Income \\nSecurity Act of 1974 to ensure plan fiduciaries may \\naccess de-identified information relating to health \\nclaims, and for other purposes. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce July 11, 2023. Reported amended \\nNov. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–260. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 210 \\nH.R. 4531.— To reauthorize certain programs that pro-\\nvide for opioid use disorder prevention, recovery, and \\ntreatment, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce and in addition to the Judiciary, and \\nEducation and the Workforce July 11, 2023. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules Dec. 11, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Dec. 12, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 715: 386–37. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHealth, Education, Labor, and Pensions Dec. 13, 2023. \\nH.R. 4534.— To require a review of women and lung \\ncancer, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce July 11, 2023. Reported amended July \\n30, 2024; Rept. 118–622. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 520 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–32 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4555.— To amend the Help America Vote Act of \\n2002 to allow the use of requirements payments to \\nconduct a post-election audit with respect to an elec-\\ntion for Federal office in a State. Referred to House \\nAdministration July 11, 2023. Reported amended Apr. \\n17, 2024; Rept. 118–465. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 385 \\nH.R. 4581 (S. 2231).— To amend title V of the Social \\nSecurity Act to support stillbirth prevention and re-\\nsearch, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce July 12, 2023. Reported amended May \\n7, 2024; Rept. 118–490. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules May 14, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended May 15, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 207: 408–3. Received in Senate May 16, 2024. \\nPassed Senate June 11, 2024. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent July 8, 2024. Approved July 12, 2024. Public \\nLaw 118–69. \\nH.R. 4596 (S. 2247).— To reauthorize the Bureau of Rec-\\nlamation to provide cost-shared funding to implement \\nthe endangered and threatened fish recovery programs \\nfor the Upper Colorado and San Juan River Basins. \\nReferred to Natural Resources July 13, 2023. Reported \\nSept. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–669. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 4639 (H. Res. 1149).— To amend section 2702 of \\ntitle 18, United States Code, to prevent law enforce-\\nment and intelligence agencies from obtaining sub-\\nscriber or customer records in exchange for anything \\nof value, to address communications and records in \\nthe possession of intermediary internet service pro-\\nviders, and for other purposes. Referred to the Judici-\\nary and in addition to Intelligence (Permanent Select) \\nJuly 14, 2023. Reported from the Judiciary Apr. 15, \\n2024; Rept. 118–459, Pt. I. Intelligence (Permanent \\nSelect) discharged Apr. 15, 2024. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House amended Apr. 17, 2024; Roll No. 136: \\n219–199. Received in Senate Apr. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 4646 (S. 265).— To reauthorize the rural emergency \\nmedical service training and equipment assistance pro-\\ngram, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce July 14, 2023. Reported amended May 31, \\n2024; Rept. 118–532. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 443 \\nH.R. 4655.— To amend the Securities Exchange Act of \\n1934 to prohibit the Securities and Exchange Commis-\\nsion from compelling the inclusion or discussion of \\nshareholder proposals or proxy or consent solicitation \\nmaterials, and for other purposes. Referred to Finan-\\ncial Services July 14, 2023. Reported amended Dec. \\n19, 2023; Rept. 118–326. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 265 \\nH.R. 4664 (H. Res. 847) (H.R. 2882) (S. 2309).— Making \\nappropriations for financial services and general gov-\\nernment for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Appropriations \\nJuly 17, 2023; Rept. 118–145. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 114 \\nConsidered Nov. 8, 9, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4665 (H. Res. 723) (H.R. 2882) (S. 2438).— Making \\nappropriations for the Department of State, foreign op-\\nerations, and related programs for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Re-\\nported from Appropriations July 17, 2023; Rept. \\n118–146. Union Calendar. Passed House amended \\nSept. 28, 2023; Roll No. 500: 216–212. Received in \\nSenate and ordered placed on the calendar Oct. 3, \\n2023. \\nH.R. 4666.— To require the Inspector General of the \\nSmall Business Administration to submit a quarterly \\nreport on fraud relating to certain COVID-19 loans. \\nReferred to Small Business July 17, 2023. Reported \\nSept. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–182. Union Calendar. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules Nov. 28, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Nov. 30, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship Dec. 4, 2023. \\nH.R. 4667.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to issue guidance and rules \\nfor lenders and the Small Business Administration on \\nhandling amounts of Paycheck Protection Loans re-\\nturned by borrowers, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Small Business July 17, 2023. Reported Sept. 1, \\n2023; Rept. 118–184. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Nov. 28, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Nov. 30, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship Dec. 4, 2023. \\nH.R. 4668.— To amend the Small Business Act to re-\\nquire the Small Business and Agriculture Regulatory \\nEnforcement Ombudsman to publish guidance docu-\\nments for certain rules, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Small Business July 17, 2023. Reported Sept. \\n1, 2023; Rept. 118–185. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Nov. 28, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship Nov. 29, 2023. \\nH.R. 4669.— To provide for Department of Energy, Na-\\ntional Laboratories, and Small Business Administra-\\ntion joint research and development activities, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Science, Space, and Tech-\\nnology and in addition to Small Business July 17, \\n2023. Reported from Small Business Sept. 1, 2023; \\nRept. 118–183, Pt. I. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Feb. 28, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources Feb. 29, 2024. \\nH.R. 4670 (S. 3971).— To amend the Small Business \\nAct to require reporting on additional information with \\nrespect to small business concerns owned and con-\\ntrolled by women, qualified HUBZone small business \\nconcerns, and small business concerns owned and con-\\ntrolled by veterans, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Small Business July 17, 2023. Reported Sept. 1, \\n2023; Rept. 118–179. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Nov. 28, 2023. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship Nov. 29, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–33 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4671.— To amend the Small Business Act to stand-\\nardize reporting on procurement goals for small busi-\\nness concerns, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business July 17, 2023. Reported Sept. 1, 2023; \\nRept. 118–176. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 140 \\nH.R. 4681.— To provide for the imposition of sanctions \\nwith respect to illicit captagon trafficking. Referred to \\nForeign Affairs and in addition to the Judiciary July \\n17, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nApr. 16, 2024; Roll No. 129: 410–13. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Foreign Relations Apr. 17, 2024. \\nH.R. 4688.— To direct the Administrator of General \\nServices to sell the property known as the Webster \\nSchool. Referred to Transportation and Infrastructure \\nJuly 17, 2023. Reported Nov. 21, 2023; Rept. 118–276. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Dec. \\n4, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works Dec. 5, 2023. Reported with \\namendment May 22, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 4691 (H. Res. 1149).— To provide for congressional \\nreview of actions to terminate or waive sanctions im-\\nposed with respect to Iran. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nand in addition to Financial Services, the Judiciary, \\nOversight and Accountability, Ways and Means, and \\nRules July 17, 2023. Passed House amended Apr. 17, \\n2024; Roll No. 138: 278–141. \\nH.R. 4693.— To provide that the Federal Reports Elimi-\\nnation and Sunset Act of 1995 does not apply to cer-\\ntain reports required to be submitted by the Tennessee \\nValley Authority, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nTransportation and Infrastructure July 18, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Oct. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–257. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nMar. 11, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Mar. 12, \\n2024. Committee discharged Sept. 19, 2024. Referred \\nto Environment and Public Works Sept. 19, 2024. \\nH.R. 4723.— To provide for the imposition of sanctions \\nwith respect to foreign persons undermining the Day-\\nton Peace Agreement or threatening the security of \\nBosnia and Herzegovina, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to Financial \\nServices, and the Judiciary July 18, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Mar. 19, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 87: 365–30. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations Mar. 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 4741.— To require the development of a strategy \\nto promote the use of secure telecommunications infra-\\nstructure worldwide, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs July 19, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Foreign Relations Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 4755.— To support research on privacy enhancing \\ntechnologies and promote responsible data use, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Science, Space, and \\nTechnology July 19, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 21, \\n2023; Rept. 118–210. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 29, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 154: 354–36. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation Apr. 30, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4758.— To amend title XIX of the Social Security \\nAct to streamline enrollment under the Medicaid pro-\\ngram of certain providers across State lines, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nJuly 19, 2023. Reported amended July 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–610. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Finance Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 4762.— To amend title 49, United States Code, \\nto extend the non-premium war risk insurance pro-\\ngram. Referred to Transportation and Infrastructure \\nJuly 20, 2023. Reported Sept. 13, 2023; Rept. 118–194. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 158 \\nH.R. 4763 (H. Res. 1243).— To provide for a system \\nof regulation of digital assets by the Commodity Fu-\\ntures Trading Commission and the Securities and Ex-\\nchange Commission, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Financial Services and in addition to Agriculture \\nJuly 20, 2023. Reported amended from Agriculture \\nMay 6, 2024; Rept. 118–484, Pt. I. Reported amended \\nfrom Financial Services May 6, 2024; Pt. II. Union \\nCalendar. Passed House amended May 22, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 226: 279–136. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 9, 2024. \\nH.R. 4765.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto carry out a study on Chinese support for Afghan \\nillicit finance, and for other purposes. Referred to Fi-\\nnancial Services July 20, 2023. Reported amended Dec. \\n19, 2023; Rept. 118–328. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 267 \\nH.R. 4766.— To provide for the regulation of payment \\nstablecoins, and for other purposes. Referred to Finan-\\ncial Services July 20, 2023. Reported amended May \\n7, 2024; Rept. 118–492. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 408 \\nH.R. 4767.— To make revisions to the Federal securities \\nlaws with respect to shareholder proposals, proxy vot-\\ning, and the registration of proxy advisory firms, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Financial Services July \\n20, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. \\n118–324. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 263 \\nH.R. 4768.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto instruct the United States Executive Directors at \\nthe international financial institutions to advocate for \\ninvestment in projects that decrease reliance on Russia \\nfor agricultural commodities. Referred to Financial \\nServices July 20, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 19, \\n2023; Rept. 118–327. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Jan. 11, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Jan. 12, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations Jan. \\n16, 2024. \\nH.R. 4770.— To reauthorize the Chesapeake Bay Office \\nof the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-\\ntion, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources July 20, 2023. Reported amended Apr. 2, 2024; \\nRept. 118–434. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 359 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–34 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4790 (H. Res. 1455).— To amend the Federal secu-\\nrities laws with respect to the materiality of disclosure \\nrequirements, to establish the Public Company Advi-\\nsory Committee, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nFinancial Services July 20, 2023. Reported amended \\nDec. 22, 2023; Rept. 118–336. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 19, 2024; Roll No. 435: 215–203. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 4814.— To direct the Consumer Product Safety \\nCommission to establish a pilot program to explore \\nthe use of artificial intelligence in support of the mis-\\nsion of the Commission and to direct the Secretary \\nof Commerce and the Federal Trade Commission to \\nstudy and report on the use of blockchain technology \\nand digital tokens, respectively. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce July 20, 2023. Reported amended May \\n10, 2024; Rept. 118–498. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended May 14, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation May 15, 2024. \\nH.R. 4820 (H. Res. 838) (H.R. 4366) (S. 2437).— Making \\nappropriations for the Departments of Transportation, \\nand Housing and Urban Development, and related \\nagencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Appropriations \\nJuly 24, 2023; Rept. 118–154. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 122 \\nConsidered Nov. 6, 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 4821 (H. Res. 838) (H.R. 4366).— Making appro-\\npriations for the Department of the Interior, environ-\\nment, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending \\nSeptember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations July 24, 2023; Rept. 118–155. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered Nov. 2, 2023. Passed \\nHouse amended Nov. 3, 2023; Roll No. 597: 213–203. \\nReceived in Senate and ordered placed on the calendar \\nNov. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 4822.— To improve price transparency with respect \\nto certain health care services, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Commerce and in addition to \\nWays and Means, Education and the Workforce, and \\nthe Budget July 24, 2023. Reported amended from \\nWays and Means Sept. 29, 2023; Rept. 118–231, Pt. \\nI. \\nH.R. 4823.— To provide enhanced reporting require-\\nments for Federal banking regulators, to amend the \\nFederal Reserve Act to remove the designation of Vice \\nChairman for Supervision of the Board of Governors \\nof the Federal Reserve System, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services July 24, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. 118–325. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 264 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4824.— To amend the Energy Policy Act of 2005 \\nto require the Secretary of Energy to carry out terres-\\ntrial carbon sequestration research and development \\nactivities, and for other purposes. Referred to Science, \\nSpace, and Technology July 24, 2023. Reported Sept. \\n22, 2023; Rept. 118–213. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Apr. 29, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 156: 364–44. Received in Senate and referred to \\nEnergy and Natural Resources May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 4841.— To prohibit Federal agencies from restrict-\\ning the use of convertible virtual currency by a person \\nto purchase goods or services for the person’s own use, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Financial Services \\nJuly 25, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. \\n118–323. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 262 \\nH.R. 4848.— To provide for a right of action against \\nFederal employees for violations of First Amendment \\nrights. Referred to the Judiciary July 25, 2023. Re-\\nported amended July 11, 2024; Rept. 118–579. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 479 \\nH.R. 4866.— To direct the Administrator of the National \\nOceanic and Atmospheric Administration to establish \\na program to improve fire weather and fire environ-\\nment forecasting, detection, and local collaboration, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Science, Space, \\nand Technology July 25, 2023. Reported amended Sept. \\n22, 2023; Rept. 118–214. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 29, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 153: 341–48. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation Apr. 30, 2024. \\nH.R. 4877.— To amend the Energy Policy Act of 2005 \\nto direct the Secretary of Energy to carry out a re-\\nsearch, development, and demonstration program with \\nrespect to abandoned wells, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Science, Space, and Technology July 25, \\n2023. Reported amended Sept. 22, 2023; Rept. \\n118–215. Union Calendar. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules Apr. 29, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Apr. 30, 2024; Roll No. 157: 333–75. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources May 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 4957.— To apply the requirements of the Federal \\nVacancies Reform Act of 1998 to a vacancy in the \\noffice of the Secretary of Labor, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Education and the Workforce July 27, \\n2023. Reported amended Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–254. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 204 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–35 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 4984.— To amend the District of Columbia Stadium \\nAct of 1957 to provide for the transfer of administra-\\ntive jurisdiction over the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial \\nStadium Campus to the Administrator of General \\nServices and the leasing of the Campus to the District \\nof Columbia for purposes which include commercial \\nand residential development, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Oversight and Accountability and in addi-\\ntion to Natural Resources, and Transportation and In-\\nfrastructure July 27, 2023. Reported amended from \\nNatural Resources Feb. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–400, Pt. \\nI. Reported amended from Oversight and Account-\\nability Feb. 23, 2024; Pt. II. Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure discharged Feb. 23, 2024. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Feb. 28, \\n2024; Roll No. 56: 348–55. Received in Senate Feb. \\n29, 2024. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nMar. 5, 2024. \\nH.R. 5009 (S. 2395).— To reauthorize wildlife habitat \\nand conservation programs, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Natural Resources July 27, 2023. Reported \\nJan. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–366. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Feb. 5, 2024. Received in \\nSenate and ordered placed on the calendar Feb. 6, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 5034.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 2119 Market Square \\nin Christiansted, St. Croix, United States Virgin Is-\\nlands, as the ‘‘Lieutenant General Samuel E. Ebbesen \\nPost Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Accountability \\nJuly 27, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House June \\n3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 5074.— To amend the American Taxpayer Relief \\nAct of 2012 to delay implementation of the inclusion \\nof oral-only ESRD-related drugs in the Medicare ESRD \\nprospective payment system. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce and in addition to Ways and Means July \\n28, 2023. Reported amended from Ways and Means \\nJune 11, 2024; Rept. 118–548, Pt. I. \\nH.R. 5110.— To amend the Elementary and Secondary \\nEducation Act of 1965 to clarify that the prohibition \\non the use of Federal education funds for certain weap-\\nons does not apply to the use of such weapons for \\ntraining in archery, hunting, or other shooting sports. \\nReferred to Education and the Workforce Aug. 1, 2023. \\nReported amended Sept. 20, 2023; Rept. 118–207. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 26, 2023; Roll No. 407: 424–1. Received \\nin Senate and passed Sept. 27 (Legislative day of Sept. \\n22), 2023. Presented to the President Oct. 4, 2023. \\nApproved Oct. 6, 2023. Public Law 118–17. \\nH.R. 5119.— To amend title 31, United States Code, \\nto provide small businesses with additional time to \\nfile beneficial ownership information, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Financial Services Aug. 1, 2023. \\nReported amended Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–303. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nDec. 11, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Dec. 12, 2023; Roll No. 713: 420–1. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban \\nAffairs Dec. 13, 2023. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5179 (H. Res. 1455).— To require the maintenance \\nof the country of origin markings for imported goods \\nproduced in the West Bank or Gaza, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Ways and Means Aug. 8, 2023. \\nReported amended Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–661. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended Sept. 18, \\n2024; Roll No. 428: 231–189. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Finance Sept. 19, 2024. \\nH.R. 5202.— To reauthorize the Virginia Graeme Baker \\nPool and Spa Safety Act, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Aug. 11, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Apr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–448. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 372 \\nH.R. 5245.— To amend the State Department Basic Au-\\nthorities Act of 1956 to require certain congressional \\nnotification prior to entering into, renewing, or extend-\\ning a science and technology agreement with the Peo-\\nple’s Republic of China, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Aug. 22, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations \\nSept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 5265.— To amend the Small Business Act to re-\\nquire a report on the performance of the Office of \\nRural Affairs, to require a report on the memorandum \\nof understanding between the Small Business Admin-\\nistration and the Department of Agriculture entered \\ninto on April 4, 2018, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Small Business Aug. 25, 2023. Reported Sept. 26, \\n2023; Rept. 118–223. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Feb. 28, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship Feb. 29, 2024. \\nH.R. 5283 (H. Res. 891).— To prohibit the use of Federal \\nfunds to provide housing to specified aliens on any \\nland under the administrative jurisdiction of the Fed-\\neral land management agencies. Referred to Natural \\nResources and in addition to Agriculture Aug. 25, \\n2023. Reported amended from Natural Resources Nov. \\n17, 2023; Rept. 118–275, Pt. I. Agriculture discharged \\nNov. 17, 2023. Union Calendar. Considered Nov. 29, \\n2023. Passed House amended Nov. 30, 2023; Roll No. \\n689: 224–203. Received in Senate and referred to En-\\nergy and Natural Resources Dec. 4, 2023. \\nH.R. 5302.— To designate the Air and Marine Oper-\\nations Marine Unit of the U.S. Customs and Border \\nProtection located at 101 Km 18.5 in Cabo Rojo, Puerto \\nRico, as the ‘‘Michel O. Maceda Marine Unit’’. Referred \\nto Homeland Security and in addition to Ways and \\nMeans Aug. 29, 2023. Reported from Homeland Secu-\\nrity June 7, 2024; Rept. 118–542, Pt. I. Ways and \\nMeans discharged June 7, 2024. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Sept. 24, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–36 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5333.— To amend the Small Business Investment \\nAct of 1958 to exclude from the limit on leverage cer-\\ntain amounts invested in smaller enterprises located \\nin rural or low-income areas and small businesses in \\ncritical technology areas, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Small Business Sept. 1, 2023. Reported \\namended Apr. 26, 2024; Rept. 118–469. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Apr. \\n29, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Small \\nBusiness and Entrepreneurship Apr. 30, 2024. \\nH.R. 5337.— To amend the Employee Retirement Income \\nSecurity Act of 1974 to clarify the application of pru-\\ndence and exclusive purpose duties to the exercise of \\nshareholder rights. Referred to Education and the \\nWorkforce Sept. 5, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 26, \\n2023; Rept. 118–227. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 186 \\nH.R. 5338.— To amend the Employee Retirement Income \\nSecurity Act of 1974 to establish that fiduciaries must \\nact with prudence and loyalty when selecting service \\nproviders for pension plans. Referred to Education and \\nthe Workforce Sept. 5, 2023. Reported amended Sept. \\n26, 2023; Rept. 118–226. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 185 \\nH.R. 5339 (H. Res. 1455).— To amend the Employee \\nRetirement Income Security Act of 1974 to specify re-\\nquirements concerning the consideration of pecuniary \\nand non-pecuniary factors, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Education and the Workforce Sept. 5, 2023. \\nReported amended Sept. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–225. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended Sept. 18, \\n2024; Roll No. 427: 217–206. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. \\n19, 2024. \\nH.R. 5340.— To amend the Employee Retirement Income \\nSecurity Act of 1974 to ensure that pension plans pro-\\nvide notice to participants and beneficiaries on risks \\nassociated with certain investments, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Education and the Workforce Sept. \\n5, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 26, 2023; Rept. \\n118–224. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 183 \\nH.R. 5349.— To develop and disseminate a civic edu-\\ncation curriculum and oral history resources regarding \\ncertain political ideologies, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Education and the Workforce Sept. 5, 2023. \\nReported amended Oct. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–255. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 205 \\nH.R. 5375.— To require a strategy for bolstering engage-\\nment and cooperation between the United States, Aus-\\ntralia, India, and Japan and to seek to establish a \\nQuad Intra-Parliamentary Working Group to facilitate \\ncloser cooperation on shared interests and values. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Sept. 8, 2023. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Feb. 14, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Feb. 15, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 54: 379–39. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations Feb. 26, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5378.— To promote price transparency in the \\nhealth care sector, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce and in addition to Ways \\nand Means, and Education and the Workforce Sept. \\n8, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Dec. \\n11, 2023; Roll No. 708: 320–71. \\nH.R. 5390.— To direct the Secretary of Commerce to \\nconduct a study on the feasibility of manufacturing \\nin the United States products for critical infrastructure \\nsectors, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce Sept. 12, 2023. Reported May 10, 2024; \\nRept. 118–499. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House May 14, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation \\nMay 15, 2024. \\nH.R. 5403 (H. Res. 1243).— To amend the Federal Re-\\nserve Act to prohibit the Federal reserve banks from \\noffering certain products or services directly to an indi-\\nvidual, to prohibit the use of central bank digital cur-\\nrency for monetary policy, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Financial Services Sept. 12, 2023. Reported \\namended May 7, 2024; Rept. 118–493. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House amended May 23, 2024; Roll No. 230: \\n216–192. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs June 3, 2024. \\nH.R. 5424.— To amend the Small Business Economic \\nPolicy Act of 1980 to examine how the competitiveness \\nof small businesses is affected by the enforcement of \\nFederal antitrust laws, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Small Business Sept. 13, 2023. Reported \\nSept. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–222. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 181 \\nH.R. 5425.— To amend the Small Business Act to en-\\nhance the Office of Rural Affairs, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Small Business Sept. 13, 2023. Re-\\nported Sept. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–221. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 180 \\nH.R. 5426.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to provide a link to resources \\nfor submitting reports on suspected fraud relating to \\ncertain COVID-19 loans. Referred to Small Business \\nSept. 13, 2023. Reported Sept. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–220. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nFeb. 28, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. \\n29, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Small \\nBusiness and Entrepreneurship Mar. 5, 2024. \\nH.R. 5427.— To prohibit individuals convicted of de-\\nfrauding the Government from receiving any assist-\\nance from the Small Business Administration, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Small Business Sept. 13, \\n2023. Reported Sept. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–219. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Nov. 28, \\n2023. Received in Senate and referred to Small Busi-\\nness and Entrepreneurship Nov. 29, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–37 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5441.— To reauthorize Long Island Sound pro-\\ngrams, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure and in addition to Natural \\nResources Sept. 13, 2023. Reported from Natural Re-\\nsources June 27, 2024; Rept. 118–567, Pt. I. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House July 8, 2024; Roll No. 337: \\n333–51. Received in Senate and referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works July 9, 2024. \\nH.R. 5443.— To establish a policy regarding appraisal \\nand valuation services for real property for a trans-\\naction over which the Secretary of the Interior has \\njurisdiction, and for other purposes. Referred to Nat-\\nural Resources Sept. 13, 2023. Reported amended June \\n27, 2024; Rept. 118–565. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended July 8, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Energy and Natural Re-\\nsources July 9, 2024. \\nH.R. 5450.— To amend the Small Business Act to modify \\nthe application of price evaluation preference for quali-\\nfied HUBZone small business concerns to certain con-\\ntracts, and for other purposes. Referred to Small Busi-\\nness Sept. 13, 2023. Reported amended Feb. 13, 2024; \\nRept. 118–381. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 311 \\nH.R. 5464.— To name the Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs \\ncommunity-based \\noutpatient \\nclinic \\nin \\nGuntersville, Alabama, as the ‘‘Colonel Ola Lee Mize \\nDepartment of Veterans Affairs Clinic’’. Referred to \\nVeterans’ Affairs Sept. 14, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate Sept. \\n18, 2024. \\nH.R. 5472.— To make improvements to the Financial \\nCrimes Enforcement Network, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services Sept. 14, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 13, 2023; Rept. 118–315. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 254 \\nH.R. 5473.— To amend certain laws relating to disaster \\nrecovery and relief with respect to the implementation \\nof building codes, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nTransportation and Infrastructure Sept. 14, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–305. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nDec. 11, 2023. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Dec. 12, \\n2023. Reported with amendment July 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–194. \\nH.R. 5476.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 1077 River Road, Suite \\n1, in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, as the \\n‘‘Susan C. Barnhart Post Office’’. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Sept. 14, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs June 4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\nH.R. 5485.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto provide for greater transparency and protections \\nwith regard to Bank Secrecy Act reports, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Financial Services Sept. 14, \\n2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; Rept. 118–317. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 256 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5490.— To amend the Coastal Barrier Resources \\nAct to expand the John H. Chafee Coastal Barrier \\nResources System, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Natural Resources Sept. 14, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–667. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. 24, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 5509.— To modernize permitting systems at the \\nDepartment of the Interior, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Natural Resources Sept. 14, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 17, 2024; Rept. 118–682. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nSept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 5512.— To require United States financial institu-\\ntions to ensure entities and persons owned or con-\\ntrolled by the institution comply with financial sanc-\\ntions on the Russian Federation and the Republic of \\nBelarus to the same extent as the institution itself, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Financial Services \\nand in addition to Agriculture Sept. 14, 2023. Reported \\namended from Financial Services Dec. 13, 2023; Rept. \\n118–316, Pt. I. Agriculture discharged Dec. 13, 2023. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 255 \\nH.R. 5524.— To amend the start date of the pilot pro-\\ngram on sharing with foreign branches, subsidiaries \\nand affiliates. Referred to Financial Services Sept. 18, \\n2023. Reported amended Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–304. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nDec. 11, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Dec. 12, 2023; Roll No. 714: 396–28. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban \\nAffairs Dec. 13, 2023. \\nH.R. 5525 (H. Res. 699) (H. Res. 741).— Making con-\\ntinuing appropriations for fiscal year 2024, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Appropriations and in ad-\\ndition to the Budget Sept. 18, 2023. Failed of passage \\nSept. 29, 2023; Roll No. 511: 198–232. \\nH.R. 5526.— To amend title XVIII of the Social Security \\nAct to clarify the application of the in-office ancillary \\nservices exception to the physician self-referral prohibi-\\ntion for drugs furnished under the Medicare program. \\nReferred to Energy and Commerce and in addition to \\nWays and Means Sept. 18, 2023. Reported amended \\nfrom Energy and Commerce Sept. 19, 2024; Rept. \\n118–691, Pt. I. Ways and Means discharged Sept. 19, \\n2024. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 5527.— To amend section 1078 of the National \\nDefense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 to in-\\ncrease the effectiveness of the Technology Moderniza-\\ntion Fund, and for other purposes. Referred to Over-\\nsight and Accountability Sept. 18, 2023. Reported \\namended Feb. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–397. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended May \\n21, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs May 22, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–38 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5528.— To evaluate the impact of the lowest price \\ntechnically acceptable source selection process on na-\\ntional security, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nOversight and Accountability Sept. 18, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Jan. 29, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 20: 397–0. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Jan. 30, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 5567.— To prohibit elementary and secondary \\nschools from accepting funds from or entering into con-\\ntracts with the Government of the People’s Republic \\nof China and the Chinese Communist Party, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Education and the Work-\\nforce Sept. 19, 2023. Reported amended July 5, 2024; \\nRept. 118–572. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 473 \\nH.R. 5585 (H. Res. 980).— To impose criminal and immi-\\ngration penalties for intentionally fleeing a pursuing \\nFederal officer while operating a motor vehicle. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Sept. 20, 2023. Reported \\namended Jan. 25, 2024; Rept. 118–359. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended Jan. 30, 2024; Roll No. \\n25: 271–154. Received in Senate and referred to the \\nJudiciary Jan. 31, 2024. \\nH.R. 5613.— To require a review of whether individuals \\nor entities subject to the imposition of certain sanc-\\ntions through inclusion on certain sanctions lists \\nshould also be subject to the imposition of other sanc-\\ntions and included on other sanctions lists. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs and in addition to Armed Services \\nSept. 20, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate Sept. 17, 2024. \\nOrdered placed on the calendar Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 5616.— To require the Secretary of the Interior \\nto conduct certain offshore lease sales. Referred to Nat-\\nural Resources Sept. 21, 2023. Reported amended Mar. \\n5, 2024; Rept. 118–405. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 333 \\nH.R. 5640.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 12804 Chillicothe Road \\nin Chesterland, Ohio, as the ‘‘Sgt. Wolfgang Kyle \\nWeninger Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Sept. 21, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs June 4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\nH.R. 5646.— To amend the Higher Education Act of \\n1965 to require institutions of higher education to dis-\\nclose hazing incidents, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Education and the Workforce Sept. 21, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. 24, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 5687.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to modernize health savings accounts. Referred \\nto Ways and Means Sept. 26, 2023. Reported amended \\nFeb. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–387. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 317 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5688.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to improve health savings accounts. Referred to \\nWays and Means Sept. 26, 2023. Reported amended \\nFeb. 26, 2024; Rept. 118–401. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 330 \\nH.R. 5692 (H. Res. 730).— Making supplemental appro-\\npriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, \\n2024, and for other purposes. Referred to Appropria-\\ntions Sept. 26, 2023. Passed House Sept. 28, 2023; \\nRoll No. 503: 311–117. Received in Senate Sept. 30 \\n(Legislative day of Sept. 22), 2023. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Oct. 3, 2023. \\nH.R. 5712.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 220 Fremont Street \\nin Kiel, Wisconsin, as the ‘‘Trooper Trevor J. Casper \\nPost Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Sept. 26, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 5717 (H. Res. 1455).— To provide that sanctuary \\njurisdictions that provide benefits to aliens who are \\npresent in the United States without lawful status \\nunder the immigration laws are ineligible for Federal \\nfunds intended to benefit such aliens. Referred to the \\nJudiciary Sept. 26, 2023. Considered Sept. 19, 2024. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 20, 2024; Roll No. 437: \\n219–186. Received in Senate and referred to the Judi-\\nciary Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 5721.— To amend the Omnibus Crime Control and \\nSafe Streets Act of 1968 to require certain reporting \\non sexual assault kit testing. Referred to the Judiciary \\nSept. 26, 2023. Reported amended Oct. 26, 2023; Rept. \\n118–256. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 206 \\nH.R. 5734 (S. 2747).— To amend the Federal Election \\nCampaign Act of 1971 to extend the Administrative \\nFine Program for certain reporting violations. Referred \\nto House Administration Sept. 26, 2023. Reported Nov. \\n2, 2023; Rept. 118–262. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 211 \\nH.R. 5754.— To designate the United States courthouse \\nlocated at 350 W. 1st Street, Los Angeles, California, \\nas the ‘‘Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez United States \\nCourthouse’’. Referred to Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure Sept. 27, 2023. Reported May 14, 2024; Rept. \\n118–503. House Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended May 21, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Environment and Public Works May 22, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 5770.— To reauthorize certain United States Geo-\\nlogical Survey water data enhancement programs. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources Sept. 27, 2023. Reported \\namended June 27, 2024; Rept. 118–566. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended July \\n8, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources July 9, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–39 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5794.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto eliminate conflicts of interest in conduct of quality \\nmanagement and administrative investigations by the \\nVeterans Health Administration, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Sept. 28, 2023. \\nReported Sept. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–703. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 597 \\nH.R. 5799.— To designate the checkpoint of the United \\nStates Border Patrol located on United States Highway \\n90 West in Uvalde County, Texas, as the ‘‘James R. \\nDominguez Border Patrol Checkpoint’’. Referred to \\nTransportation and Infrastructure Sept. 28, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House May 21, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs May 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 5826.— To require a report on sanctions under \\nthe Robert Levinson Hostage Recovery and Hostage- \\nTaking Accountability Act, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to the Judici-\\nary Sept. 28, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Apr. 16, 2024; Roll No. 131: 391–34. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Foreign Relations Apr. 17, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 5856.— To reauthorize the Trafficking Victims Pro-\\ntection Act of 2000, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs and in addition to Education and \\nthe Workforce, and the Judiciary Sept. 29, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Feb. 13, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 41: 414–11. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations Feb. 26, 2024. \\nH.R. 5860.— Making continuing appropriations for fiscal \\nyear 2024, and for other purposes. Referred to Appro-\\npriations and in addition to the Budget, and Ways \\nand Means Sept. 30, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 30, 2023; Roll No. 513: 335–91. \\nReceived in Senate and passed Sept. 30 (Legislative \\nday of Sept. 22), 2023; Roll No. 247: 88–9. Presented \\nto the President Sept. 30, 2023. Approved Sept. 30, \\n2023. Public Law 118–15. \\nH.R. 5861.— To extend reemployment services and eligi-\\nbility assessments to all claimants for unemployment \\nbenefits, and for other purposes. Referred to Ways and \\nMeans Oct. 2, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 21, 2023; \\nRept. 118–277. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Finance Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 5862.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 relating to authority of U.S. Customs and Border \\nProtection to consolidate, modify, or reorganize Cus-\\ntoms revenue functions. Referred to Ways and Means \\nand in addition to Homeland Security Oct. 2, 2023. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules Jan. 16, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Jan. 17, \\n2024; Roll No. 12: 403–9. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Finance Jan. 18, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5863 (H. Res. 961).— To provide tax relief with \\nrespect to certain Federal disasters. Referred to Ways \\nand Means Oct. 2, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 16, \\n2024; Rept. 118–348. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended May 21, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 219: 382–7. Received in Senate and referred to \\nFinance May 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 5867.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 109 Live Oaks Boule-\\nvard in Casselberry, Florida, as the ‘‘Colonel Joseph \\nWilliam Kittinger II Post Office Building’’. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability Oct. 2, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 5870.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto make certain improvements to the processing of \\nclaims for benefits under the laws administered by \\nthe Secretary of Veterans Affairs and the transparency \\nof actions of Board of Veterans’ Appeals, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Oct. 2, 2023. \\nReported amended Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–659. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 555 \\nH.R. 5887.— To amend chapter 3 of title 5, United States \\nCode, to improve Government service delivery, and \\nbuild related capacity for the Federal Government, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Oversight and Account-\\nability Oct. 25, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended May 21, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs \\nMay 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 5890.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto limit the authority of the Secretary of Veterans \\nAffairs to deny the claim of a veteran for benefits \\nunder the laws administered by such Secretary on the \\nsole basis that such veteran failed to appear for a \\nmedical examination associated with such claim. Re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs Oct. 25, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–658. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 554 \\nH.R. 5893 (H. Res. 869) (H.R. 4366) (S. 2321).— Making \\nappropriations for the Departments of Commerce and \\nJustice, Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2024, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Appropriations and in addition to \\nthe Budget Oct. 25, 2023. \\nH.R. 5894 (H. Res. 864) (H.R. 2882) (S. 2624).— Making \\nappropriations for the Departments of Labor, Health \\nand Human Services, and Education, and related agen-\\ncies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Appropriations Oct. \\n25, 2023. Considered Nov. 14, 15, 2023. \\nH.R. 5914.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto improve the processes to approve programs of edu-\\ncation for purposes of the educational assistance pro-\\ngrams of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Oct. 25, \\n2023. Reported amended Apr. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–449. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Apr. 29, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs Apr. 30, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–40 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5917.— To amend the Sanctioning the Use of Civil-\\nians as Defenseless Shields Act to modify and extend \\nthat Act, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs and in addition to the Judiciary, and Armed \\nServices Oct. 25, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nApr. 16, 2024; Roll No. 128: 419–4. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Foreign Relations Apr. 17, 2024. \\nH.R. 5921.— To prohibit the Secretary of the Treasury \\nfrom authorizing certain transactions by a United \\nStates financial institution in connection with Iran, \\nto prevent the International Monetary Fund from pro-\\nviding financial assistance to Iran, to codify prohibi-\\ntions on Export-Import Bank financing for the Govern-\\nment of Iran, and for other purposes. Referred to Fi-\\nnancial Services Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended Dec. \\n19, 2023; Rept. 118–332. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 15, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 123: 294–105. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Apr. 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 5923.— To impose restrictions on correspondent \\nand payable-through accounts in the United States \\nwith respect to Chinese financial institutions that con-\\nduct transactions involving the purchase of petroleum \\nor petroleum products from Iran. Referred to Financial \\nServices Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 19, \\n2023; Rept. 118–333. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Apr. 15, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 122: 383–11. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Apr. 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 5933 (H. Res. 906).— To amend the Higher Edu-\\ncation Act of 1965 to require additional information \\nin disclosures of foreign gifts and contracts from for-\\neign sources, restrict contracts with certain foreign en-\\ntities and foreign countries of concern, require certain \\nstaff and faculty to report foreign gifts and contracts, \\nand require disclosure of certain foreign investments \\nwithin endowments. Referred to Education and the \\nWorkforce Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 24, \\n2023; Rept. 118–278. Union Calendar. Passed House \\namended Dec. 6, 2023; Roll No. 701: 246–170. Received \\nin Senate Dec. 7, 2023. \\nH.R. 5938.— To amend the Veterans’ Benefits Improve-\\nments Act of 1996 and the Johnny Isakson and David \\nP. Roe, M.D. Veterans Health Care and Benefits Im-\\nprovement Act of 2020 to improve the temporary licen-\\nsure requirements for contract health care profes-\\nsionals who perform medical disability examinations \\nfor the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Oct. 25, 2023. \\nReported amended July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–592. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 492 \\nH.R. 5947 (H. Res. 1149).— To provide for the rescission \\nof certain waivers and licenses relating to Iran, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs and \\nin addition to Financial Services, Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability, and Ways and Means Oct. 25, 2023. \\nPassed House Apr. 17, 2024; Roll No. 139: 259–160. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 5961 (H. Res. 869) (H. Res. 891).— To freeze certain \\nIranian funds involved in the 2023 hostage deal be-\\ntween the United States and Iran, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs Oct. 25, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Nov. 9, 2023; Rept. 118–270, Pt. I. \\nReferred to Financial Services Nov. 9, 2023 for a pe-\\nriod ending not later than Nov. 9, 2023. Financial \\nServices discharged Nov. 9, 2023. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House amended Nov. 30, 2023; Roll No. 687: \\n307–119. Received in Senate and referred to Foreign \\nRelations Dec. 4, 2023. \\nH.R. 5969.— To direct the Secretary of Homeland Secu-\\nrity to revise certain regulations to permit certain chil-\\ndren to accompany their parents or legal guardians \\nthrough Global Entry airport lanes, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Homeland Security and in addition \\nto Ways and Means Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended \\nfrom Homeland Security Mar. 1, 2024; Rept. 118–403, \\nPt. I. Ways and Means discharged Mar. 1, 2024. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nMar. 5, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Mar. 6, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 5985.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 517 Seagaze Drive \\nin Oceanside, California, as the ‘‘Charlesetta Reece \\nAllen Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and \\nAccountability Oct. 25, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 5988 (S. 3084).— To amend the Internal Revenue \\nCode of 1986 to provide special rules for the taxation \\nof certain residents of Taiwan with income from \\nsources within the United States. Referred to Ways \\nand Means Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 12, \\n2023; Rept. 118–309. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 249 \\nH.R. 6009 (H. Res. 1085).— To require the Director of \\nthe Bureau of Land Management to withdraw the pro-\\nposed rule relating to fluid mineral leases and leasing \\nprocess, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural \\nResources Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended Feb. 7, \\n2024; Rept. 118–376. Union Calendar. Passed House \\namended Mar. 20, 2024; Roll No. 95: 216–200. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources Mar. 21, 2024. \\nH.R. 6011.— To direct the Secretary of the Interior and \\nthe Secretary of Agriculture to notify applicants of the \\ncompletion status of right-of-way applications under \\nsection 501 of the Federal Land Policy and Manage-\\nment Act of 1976 and section 28 of the Mineral Leas-\\ning Act. Referred to Natural Resources and in addition \\nto Agriculture Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended from \\nNatural Resources Mar. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–420, Pt. \\nI. Agriculture discharged Mar. 12, 2024. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered under suspension of rules Apr. 9, \\n2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Apr. \\n11, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources Apr. 15 (Legislative day of Apr. \\n10), 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–41 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6015.— To require the President to prevent the \\nabuse of financial sanctions exemptions by Iran, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs and \\nin addition to Financial Services, Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability, and Ways and Means Oct. 25, 2023. Re-\\nported amended from Financial Services Apr. 15, 2024; \\nRept. 118–460, Pt. I. Considered under suspension of \\nrules Apr. 15, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Apr. 16, 2024; Roll No. 127: 408–13. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Foreign Relations Apr. 17, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 6020.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto eliminate consideration of the income of organ re-\\ncipients in providing reimbursement of expenses to do-\\nnating individuals, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Oct. 25, 2023. Reported \\namended July 23, 2024; Rept. 118–611. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 509 \\nH.R. 6033.— To require the Secretary of Health and \\nHuman Services to establish a task force to improve \\naccess to health care information technology for non- \\nEnglish speakers. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nOct. 25, 2023. Reported amended July 30, 2024; Rept. \\n118–621. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pen-\\nsions Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 6046 (H. Res. 1149).— To designate Ansarallah as \\na foreign terrorist organization and impose certain \\nsanctions on Ansarallah, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary and in addition to Foreign Af-\\nfairs Oct. 25, 2023. Reported amended from Foreign \\nAffairs Mar. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–404, Pt. I. Passed \\nHouse amended Apr. 17, 2024; Roll No. 137: 285–135. \\nH.R. 6062.— To restore the ability of the people of Amer-\\nican Samoa to approve amendments to the territorial \\nconstitution based on majority rule in a democratic \\nact of self-determination, as authorized pursuant to \\nan Act of Congress delegating administration of Fed-\\neral territorial law in the territory to the President, \\nand to the Secretary of the Interior under Executive \\nOrder 10264, dated June 29, 1951, under which the \\nConstitution of American Samoa was approved and \\nmay be amended without requirement for further con-\\ngressional action, subject to the authority of Congress \\nunder the Territorial Clause in article IV, section 3, \\nclause 2 of the United States Constitution. Referred \\nto Natural Resources Oct. 25, 2023. Reported June \\n27, 2024; Rept. 118–564. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House July 8, 2024. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Energy and Natural Resources July \\n9, 2024. \\nH.R. 6068.— To allow a period in which members of \\nthe clergy may revoke their exemption from Social Se-\\ncurity coverage, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nWays and Means Oct. 26, 2023. Reported amended \\nDec. 1, 2023; Rept. 118–288. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 232 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6073.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 9925 Bustleton Avenue \\nin Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as the ‘‘Sergeant Chris-\\ntopher David Fitzgerald Post Office Building’’. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability Oct. 26, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House June 3, 2024. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nH.R. 6090 (H. Res. 1173).— To provide for the consider-\\nation of a definition of antisemitism set forth by the \\nInternational Holocaust Remembrance Alliance for the \\nenforcement of Federal antidiscrimination laws con-\\ncerning education programs or activities, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to the Judiciary Oct. 26, 2023. \\nPassed House May 1, 2024; Roll No. 172: 320–91. Re-\\nceived in Senate May 2, 2024. \\nH.R. 6093.— To improve the National Oceanic and At-\\nmospheric Administration’s weather research, support \\nimprovements in weather forecasting and prediction, \\nexpand commercial opportunities for the provision of \\nweather data, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nScience, Space, and Technology Oct. 26, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–306. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered under suspension of rules Apr. 29, \\n2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Apr. \\n30, 2024; Roll No. 158: 394–19. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Commerce, Science and Transportation \\nMay 1, 2024. \\nH.R. 6125.— To require online dating service providers \\nto provide fraud ban notifications to online dating serv-\\nice members, and for other purposes. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Oct. 30, 2023. Reported amended \\nJuly 30, 2024; Rept. 118–623. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 6126 (H. Res. 838) (H.R. 7217) (S. 3135) (S. 3168).— \\nMaking emergency supplemental appropriations to re-\\nspond to the attacks in Israel for the fiscal year ending \\nSeptember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Appropriations and in addition to the Budget, and \\nWays and Means Nov. 1, 2023. Passed House Nov. \\n2, 2023; Roll No. 577: 226–196. Received in Senate \\nNov. 6, 2023. Ordered placed on the calendar Nov. \\n7, 2023. \\nH.R. 6132.— To require the Consumer Product Safety \\nCommission to promulgate a mandatory consumer \\nproduct safety standard with respect to retractable \\nawnings. Referred to Energy and Commerce Nov. 1, \\n2023. Reported Apr. 26, 2024; Rept. 118–472. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House May 14, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Commerce, \\nScience and Transportation May 15, 2024. \\nH.R. 6156.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to designate a point of contact \\nfor for-profit child care providers, submit a report to \\nCongress, and for other purposes. Referred to Small \\nBusiness Nov. 1, 2023. Reported amended Feb. 13, \\n2024; Rept. 118–382. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 312 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–42 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6160.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto reauthorize a lifespan respite care program. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Nov. 1, 2023. Reported \\namended May 21, 2024; Rept. 118–513. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. \\n17, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Health, \\nEducation, Labor, and Pensions Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 6162.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 379 North Oates \\nStreet in Dothan, Alabama, as the ‘‘LaBruce ‘Bruce’ \\nTidwell Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Nov. 1, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House July 22, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs July 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 6174.— To improve the biodetection functions of \\nthe Department of Homeland Security, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security Nov. 2, 2023. \\nReported Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. 118–321. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered under suspension of rules Mar. 5, \\n2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Mar. 7, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Mar. 8, 2024. \\nH.R. 6185.— To require coordination among Federal \\nagencies on regulatory actions that affect the reliable \\noperation of the bulk-power system. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Nov. 2, 2023. Reported Mar. 19, \\n2024; Rept. 118–427. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 353 \\nH.R. 6188.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 420 Highway 17 North \\nin Surfside Beach, South Carolina, as the ‘‘Nancy \\nYount Childs Post Office Building’’. Referred to Over-\\nsight and Accountability Nov. 2, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House June 3, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 6192 (H. Res. 1194).— To amend the Energy Policy \\nand Conservation Act to prohibit the Secretary of En-\\nergy from prescribing any new or amended energy con-\\nservation standard for a product that is not techno-\\nlogically feasible and economically justified, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nNov. 2, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 26, 2024; Rept. \\n118–432. Union Calendar. Passed House amended May \\n7, 2024; Roll No. 184: 212–195. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Energy and Natural Resources May \\n8, 2024. \\nH.R. 6213.— To reauthorize the National Quantum Ini-\\ntiative Act, and for other purposes. Referred to Science, \\nSpace, and Technology Nov. 3, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned July 25, 2024; Rept. 118–612. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 510 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6219.— To require the Administrator of the Na-\\ntional Aeronautics and Space Administration to estab-\\nlish a program to identify, evaluate, acquire, and dis-\\nseminate commercial Earth remote sensing data and \\nimagery in order to satisfy the scientific, operational, \\nand educational requirements of the Administration, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Science, Space, \\nand Technology Nov. 3, 2023. Reported amended July \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–603. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 6231.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to require a prioritized policy issuance review \\nprocess for the Department of Homeland Security, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nNov. 6, 2023. Reported Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. 118–322. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. \\n23, 2024. \\nH.R. 6233.— To amend the Surface Mining Control and \\nReclamation Act of 1977 to authorize partnerships be-\\ntween States and nongovernmental entities for the \\npurpose of reclaiming and restoring land and water \\nresources adversely affected by coal mining activities \\nbefore August 3, 1977, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources Nov. 6, 2023. Reported \\nApr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–438. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Apr. 9, 2024. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nApr. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 6245.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto report on financial institutions’ involvement with \\nofficials of the Iranian Government, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Financial Services Nov. 6, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. 118–334. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules Apr. \\n15, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nApr. 16, 2024; Roll No. 126: 419–4. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs \\nApr. 17, 2024. \\nH.R. 6248 (S. 4107).— To require Amtrak to report to \\nCongress information on Amtrak compliance with the \\nAmericans with Disabilities Act of 1990 with respect \\nto trains and stations. Referred to Transportation and \\nInfrastructure Nov. 6, 2023. Reported amended May \\n14, 2024; Rept. 118–510. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended May 21, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation May 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 6249.— To provide for a review and report on the \\nassistance and resources that the Administrator of the \\nFederal Emergency Management Agency provides to \\nindividuals with disabilities and the families of such \\nindividuals that are impacted by major disasters, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Transportation and In-\\nfrastructure Nov. 6, 2023. Reported Feb. 20, 2024; \\nRept. 118–392. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Mar. 11, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Mar. 12, 2024. Reported July 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–195. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–43 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6254.— To direct the Comptroller General of the \\nUnited States to conduct a review on the Public Build-\\nings Service, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nTransportation and Infrastructure Nov. 7, 2023. Re-\\nported Mar. 6, 2024; Rept. 118–412. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Mar. 11, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Environment and \\nPublic Works Mar. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 6260.— To provide for certain reviews of the use \\nand safety of Federal buildings, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Transportation and Infrastructure Nov. 7, \\n2023. Reported amended Mar. 6, 2024; Rept. 118–410. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Mar. 19, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Environment and Public Works Mar. 20, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 6261.— To direct the Comptroller General to con-\\nduct a review on the impact of crime on public building \\nusage, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure and in addition to Oversight \\nand Accountability, and the Judiciary Nov. 7, 2023. \\nReported from Transportation and Infrastructure Mar. \\n6, 2024; Rept. 118–411, Pt. I. Oversight and Account-\\nability and the Judiciary discharged Mar. 6, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Mar. \\n19, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works Mar. 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 6276 (H. Res. 1071).— To direct the Administrator \\nof General Services and the Director of the Office of \\nManagement and Budget to identify the utilization \\nrate of certain public buildings and federally-leased \\nspace, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure Nov. 7, 2023. Reported \\namended Feb. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–384. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended Mar. 12, 2024; Roll No. \\n84: 217–203. Received in Senate and referred to Envi-\\nronment and Public Works Mar. 14, 2024. \\nH.R. 6277 (S. 3880).— To amend the Federal Assets \\nSale and Transfer Act of 2016 to improve such Act, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Transportation and \\nInfrastructure Nov. 7, 2023. Reported Mar. 7, 2024; \\nRept. 118–414. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Mar. 11, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Environment and Public Works Mar. 12, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 6278.— To direct the Administrator of General \\nServices to identify two Federal agencies to consolidate \\ninto the GSA Headquarters Building, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Transportation and Infrastruc-\\nture Nov. 7, 2023. Reported Mar. 5, 2024; Rept. \\n118–408. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 335 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6285 (H. Res. 1173).— To ratify and approve all \\nauthorizations, permits, verifications, extensions, bio-\\nlogical opinions, incidental take statements, and any \\nother approvals or orders issued pursuant to Federal \\nlaw necessary for the establishment and administra-\\ntion of the Coastal Plain oil and gas leasing program, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources \\nNov. 8, 2023. Reported amended Apr. 15, 2024; Rept. \\n118–463. Union Calendar. Passed House amended May \\n1, 2024; Roll No. 174: 214–199. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Energy and Natural Resources May \\n2, 2024. \\nH.R. 6306.— To amend the State Department Basic Au-\\nthorities Act of 1956 to prohibit the acquisition or lease \\nof a consular or diplomatic post built or owned by \\nan entity beneficially owned by the People’s Republic \\nof China, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs Nov. 8, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Mar. 19, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Foreign Relations Mar. 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 6316.— To amend title 40, United States Code, \\nto establish an expiration date of certain committee \\nresolutions with respect to leases or projects, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure Nov. 8, 2023. Reported Mar. 7, 2024; Rept. \\n118–413. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Mar. 11, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Environment and Public Works Mar. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 6317.— To require the Administrator of the General \\nServices Administration to submit a report describing \\na process for seeking public comment about proposed \\nchanges to mandatory design standards for public \\nbuildings, and for other purposes. Referred to Trans-\\nportation and Infrastructure Nov. 8, 2023. Reported \\nMar. 6, 2024; Rept. 118–409. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 336 \\nH.R. 6319.— To require the Director of the Office of \\nManagement and Budget to review and make certain \\nrevisions to the Standard Occupational Classification \\nSystem, and for other purposes. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce Nov. 8, 2023. Reported amended \\nSept. 19, 2024; Rept. 118–692. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 586 \\nH.R. 6323 (H. Res. 1149).— To modify the availability \\nof certain waiver authorities with respect to sanctions \\nimposed with respect to the financial sector of Iran, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Financial Services \\nand in addition to Foreign Affairs Nov. 9, 2023. Re-\\nported amended from Financial Services Apr. 15, 2024; \\nRept. 118–458, Pt. I. Foreign Affairs discharged Apr. \\n15, 2024. Union Calendar. Considered Apr. 16, 2024. \\nPassed House amended Apr. 17, 2024; Roll No. 140: \\n271–147. Received in Senate and referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs Apr. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 6324.— To authorize major medical facility projects \\nfor the Department of Veterans Affairs for fiscal year \\n2024, and for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs Nov. 9, 2023. Reported amended Aug. 9, 2024; \\nRept. 118–627. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in \\nSenate Sept. 18, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–44 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6363.— Making further continuing appropriations \\nfor fiscal year 2024, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Appropriations and in addition to the Budget Nov. \\n13, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nNov. 14, 2023; Roll No. 658: 336–95. Received in Sen-\\nate Nov. 14 (Legislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Nov. 14, 2023. Passed Senate \\nNov. 15, 2023; Roll No. 312: 87–11. Presented to the \\nPresident Nov. 16, 2023. Approved Nov. 17, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–22. \\nH.R. 6365.— To protect against illicit oil shipments, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Financial Services Nov. \\n13, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. \\n118–330. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 269 \\nH.R. 6367.— To direct the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto instruct the United States Executive Director at \\neach international financial institution to use the \\nvoice, vote, and influence of the United States to pro-\\nvide financial assistance to countries that receive an \\ninflux of civilian, non-combatant displaced persons \\nstemming from the armed conflict that has resulted \\nfrom Hamas’s October 2023 terrorism in Israel, to be \\nused for humanitarian aid for the displaced persons. \\nReferred to Financial Services Nov. 13, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. 118–329. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 268 \\nH.R. 6368.— To assist Tribal governments in the man-\\nagement of buffalo and buffalo habitat and the reestab-\\nlishment of buffalo on Indian land. Referred to Natural \\nResources Nov. 13, 2023. Reported amended June 27, \\n2024; Rept. 118–563. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 465 \\nH.R. 6370.— To require the Office of Foreign Assets \\nControl to develop a program under which private sec-\\ntor firms may receive a license to conduct nominal \\nfinancial transactions in furtherance of the firms’ in-\\nvestigations, and for other purposes. Referred to Fi-\\nnancial Services and in addition to Foreign Affairs \\nNov. 13, 2023. Reported amended from Financial Serv-\\nices Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–341, Pt. I. Foreign Affairs \\ndischarged Jan. 9, 2024. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Jan. 10, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Jan. 12, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs Jan. 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 6408.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to terminate the tax-exempt status of terrorist \\nsupporting organizations. Referred to Ways and Means \\nNov. 14, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 19, 2023; Rept. \\n118–331. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Apr. 15, 2024; Roll No. 121: 382–11. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Finance Apr. 16, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 6418.— To modify the program of grants to support \\nhigh-quality charter schools. Referred to Education and \\nthe Workforce Nov. 15, 2023. Reported amended June \\n4, 2024; Rept. 118–540. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 449 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6421.— To prohibit the Secretary of Energy from \\nenforcing energy efficiency standards applicable to \\nmanufactured housing, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Nov. 15, 2023. Re-\\nported Mar. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–424. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 350 \\nH.R. 6443.— To take certain land in the State of Cali-\\nfornia into trust for the benefit of the Jamul Indian \\nVillage of California Tribe, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Natural Resources Nov. 17, 2023. Reported \\nApr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–440. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Apr. 9, 2024. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Indian Affairs Apr. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 6452.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto establish in the Department of Veterans Affairs a \\nVeterans Scam and Fraud Evasion Officer, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Nov. 17, \\n2023. Reported amended July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–599. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 499 \\nH.R. 6474.— To amend the Energy Policy Act of 2005 \\nto expedite geothermal exploration and development \\nin previously studied or developed areas. Referred to \\nNatural Resources Nov. 21, 2023. Reported Sept. 18, \\n2024; Rept. 118–689. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 6492.— To improve recreation opportunities on, and \\nfacilitate greater access to, Federal public land, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Natural Resources and \\nin addition to Agriculture, and Veterans’ Affairs Nov. \\n29, 2023. Reported amended from Natural Resources \\nApr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–441, Pt. I. Veterans’ Affairs \\nand Agriculture discharged Apr. 5, 2024. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Apr. \\n9, 2024. Received in Senate Apr. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 6493.— To limit the involvement of Federal agen-\\ncies in voter registration activities, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to House Administration and in addi-\\ntion to the Judiciary, Oversight and Accountability, \\nScience, Space, and Technology, and Education and \\nthe Workforce Nov. 29, 2023. Reported amended from \\nHouse Administration July 8, 2024; Rept. 118–577, Pt. \\nI. \\nThe \\nJudiciary, \\nOversight \\nand \\nAccountability, \\nScience, Space, and Technology, and Education and \\nthe Workforce discharged July 8, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 478 \\nH.R. 6503.— To amend title 49, United States Code, \\nto extend authorizations for the airport improvement \\nprogram, to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 \\nto extend the funding and expenditure authority of \\nthe Airport and Airway Trust Fund, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Transportation and Infrastruc-\\nture and in addition to Ways and Means, and Science, \\nSpace, and Technology Nov. 29, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Dec. 11, 2023; Roll No. 709: \\n376–15. Received in Senate Dec. 12, 2023. Passed Sen-\\nate Dec. 19, 2023. Presented to the President Dec. \\n26, 2023. Approved Dec. 26, 2023. Public Law \\n118–34. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–45 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6513.— To amend the Help America Vote Act of \\n2002 to confirm the requirement that States allow ac-\\ncess to designated congressional election observers to \\nobserve the election administration procedures in con-\\ngressional elections. Referred to House Administration \\nNov. 30, 2023. Reported Jan. 29, 2024; Rept. 118–361. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. \\n9, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Rules and \\nAdministration Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 6531.— To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto develop a training program for certain senior execu-\\ntives and supervisors employed by the Department of \\nVeterans Affairs. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Nov. \\n30, 2023. Reported amended Aug. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–624. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 522 \\nH.R. 6538.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto provide for a definition of ‘‘establishment, deter-\\nmination, or adjustment of employee compensation’’ for \\npurposes of the collective bargaining of certain Depart-\\nment of Veterans Affairs employees. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs Nov. 30, 2023. Reported July 18, 2024; \\nRept. 118–594. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 494 \\nH.R. 6543.— To prohibit unfair and deceptive advertising \\nof prices for hotel rooms and other places of short- \\nterm lodging, and for other purposes. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Dec. 1, 2023. Reported May 10, \\n2024; Rept. 118–500. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House June 11, 2024; Roll No. 248: \\n384–25. Received in Senate and referred to Commerce, \\nScience and Transportation June 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 6544.— To advance the benefits of nuclear energy \\nby enabling efficient, timely, and predictable licensing, \\nregulation, and deployment of nuclear energy tech-\\nnologies, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce and in addition to Science, Space, and \\nTechnology, and Foreign Affairs Dec. 1, 2023. Reported \\namended from Energy and Commerce Feb. 16, 2024; \\nRept. 118–391, Pt. I. Science, Space, and Technology \\nand Foreign Affairs discharged Feb. 16, 2024. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nFeb. 28, 2024; Roll No. 55: 365–36. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Environment and Public Works Feb. \\n29, 2024. \\nH.R. 6570.— To amend the Foreign Intelligence Surveil-\\nlance Act of 1978 to reform certain authorities and \\nto provide greater transparency and oversight. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary and in addition to Intelligence \\n(Permanent Select) Dec. 4, 2023. Reported amended \\nfrom the Judiciary Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–307, Pt. \\nI. Intelligence (Permanent Select) discharged Dec. 11, \\n2023. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 248 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6571.— To establish a critical supply chain resil-\\niency and crisis response program in the Department \\nof Commerce, and to secure American leadership in \\ndeploying emerging technologies, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Dec. 4, 2023. \\nReported amended Apr. 26, 2024; Rept. 118–473. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMay 14, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned May 15, 2024; Roll No. 211: 390–19. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 6572.— To direct the Secretary of Commerce to \\ntake actions necessary and appropriate to promote the \\ncompetitiveness of the United States related to the \\ndeployment, use, application, and competitiveness of \\nblockchain technology or other distributed ledger tech-\\nnology, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Commerce Dec. 4, 2023. Reported amended May \\n10, 2024; Rept. 118–501. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules May 14, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended May 15, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 210: 334–79. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 6585.— To amend the Higher Education Act of \\n1965 to extend Federal Pell Grant eligibility to certain \\nshort-term workforce programs. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce Dec. 5, 2023. Reported amended \\nDec. 22, 2023; Rept. 118–337. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 276 \\nH.R. 6586.— To require a strategy to oppose financial \\nor material support by foreign countries to the Taliban, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nDec. 5, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJune 25, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations July 8, 2024. \\nH.R. 6591.— To amend section 8(a) of the Small Busi-\\nness Act to require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to regularly reassess the \\nasset and net worth thresholds for qualifying as an \\neconomically disadvantaged individual, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Small Business Dec. 5, 2023. \\nReported amended Feb. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–379. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nFeb. 28, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nSmall Business and Entrepreneurship Feb. 29, 2024. \\nH.R. 6602.— To amend the Export Control Reform Act \\nof 2018 relating to the review of the interagency dis-\\npute resolution process. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nDec. 5, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nMar. 19, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Mar. 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 6603.— To apply foreign-direct product rules to \\nIran. Referred to Foreign Affairs Dec. 5, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Apr. 16, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 130: 406–19. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Apr. 17, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–46 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6606.— To amend the Export Control Reform Act \\nof 2018 relating to the statement of policy. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs Dec. 5, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. \\n10, 2024. \\nH.R. 6610.— To provide for the modernization of the \\npassport issuance process, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Dec. 6, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Mar. 19, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations \\nMar. 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 6611.— To amend the Foreign Intelligence Surveil-\\nlance Act of 1978 to make certain reforms to the au-\\nthorities under such Act, to reauthorize title VII of \\nsuch Act, and for other purposes. Referred to the Judi-\\nciary and in addition to Intelligence (Permanent Se-\\nlect) Dec. 6, 2023. Reported from Intelligence (Perma-\\nnent Select) Dec. 8, 2023; Rept. 118–302, Pt. I. \\nH.R. 6614.— To amend the Export Control Reform Act \\nof 2018 relating to licensing transparency. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs Dec. 6, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Af-\\nfairs Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 6633.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 9355 113th Street in \\nSeminole, Florida, as the ‘‘Army SSG Ryan Christian \\nKnauss Memorial Post Office Building’’. Referred to \\nOversight and Accountability Dec. 6, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 6651.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 603 West 3rd Street \\nin Necedah, Wisconsin, as the ‘‘Sergeant Kenneth E. \\nMurphy Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Dec. 6, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs June 4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\nH.R. 6655.— To amend and reauthorize the Workforce \\nInnovation and Opportunity Act. Referred to Education \\nand the Workforce and in addition to Ways and Means \\nDec. 7, 2023. Reported amended from Education and \\nthe Workforce Apr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–444, Pt. I. Ways \\nand Means discharged Apr. 5, 2024. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Apr. 9, 2024; \\nRoll No. 105: 378–26. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Apr. 10, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 6678 (H. Res. 980).— To amend the Immigration \\nand Nationality Act to provide that aliens who have \\nbeen convicted of or who have committed Social Secu-\\nrity fraud are inadmissible and deportable. Referred \\nto the Judiciary Dec. 7, 2023. Reported amended Jan. \\n25, 2024; Rept. 118–356. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended Jan. 31, 2024; Roll No. 27: 272–155. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to the Judiciary Feb. \\n5, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6679 (H. Res. 980).— To amend the Immigration \\nand Nationality Act with respect to aliens who carried \\nout, participated in, planned, financed, supported, or \\notherwise facilitated the attacks against Israel. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Dec. 7, 2023. Reported amended \\nJan. 25, 2024; Rept. 118–358. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended Jan. 31, 2024; Roll No. 28: 422–2. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to the Judiciary Feb. \\n1, 2024. \\nH.R. 6750.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 501 Mercer Street \\nSouthwest in Wilson, North Carolina, as the ‘‘Milton \\nF. Fitch, Sr. Post Office Building’’. Referred to Over-\\nsight and Accountability Dec. 13, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House June 3, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 6810.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 518 North Ridgewood \\nDrive in Sebring, Florida, as the ‘‘U.S. Army Air Corps \\nMajor Thomas B. McGuire Post Office Building’’. Re-\\nferred to Oversight and Accountability Dec. 14, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House June 3, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Homeland Security and Gov-\\nernmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 6816.— To prohibit the availability of Federal edu-\\ncation funds for elementary and secondary schools that \\nreceive direct or indirect support from the Government \\nof the People’s Republic of China. Referred to Edu-\\ncation and the Workforce Dec. 14, 2023. Reported \\namended July 5, 2024; Rept. 118–574. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 475 \\nH.R. 6829.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto authorize and support the creation and dissemina-\\ntion of cardiomyopathy education, awareness, and risk \\nassessment materials and resources to identify more \\nat-risk families, to authorize research and surveillance \\nactivities relating to cardiomyopathy, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Dec. 14, \\n2023. Reported amended May 22, 2024; Rept. 118–520. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 6852.— To designate Holcombe Rucker Park, in \\nHarlem, New York, as a National Commemorative \\nSite, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources Dec. 19, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 12, \\n2024; Rept. 118–672. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 6864.— To amend the Department of Housing and \\nUrban Development Act to require the Secretary of \\nHousing and Urban Development to testify on an an-\\nnual basis before the Congress. Referred to Financial \\nServices Dec. 19, 2023. Reported amended July 18, \\n2024; Rept. 118–588. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 488 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–47 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6874.— To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto implement a system or process to actively monitor \\nthe veteran self-service and data transmission func-\\ntions of the main internet website of the Department \\nof Veterans Affairs for certain adverse events, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Dec. 19, \\n2023. Reported amended Aug. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–626. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 524 \\nH.R. 6914 (H. Res. 969).— To require institutions of \\nhigher education to disseminate information on the \\nrights of, and accommodations and resources for, preg-\\nnant students, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nEducation and the Workforce Jan. 9, 2024. Reported \\namended Jan. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–344. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended Jan. 18, 2024; Roll No. \\n19: 212–207. Received in Senate Jan. 22, 2024. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Jan. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 6918 (H. Res. 969).— To prohibit the Secretary \\nof Health and Human Services from restricting fund-\\ning for pregnancy centers. Referred to Ways and \\nMeans Jan. 9, 2024. Reported amended Jan. 16, 2024; \\nRept. 118–349. Union Calendar. Passed House amend-\\ned Jan. 18, 2024; Roll No. 17: 214–208. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Health, Education, Labor, and \\nPensions Jan. 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 6960 (S. 3765).— To amend the Public Health Serv-\\nice Act to reauthorize the Emergency Medical Services \\nfor Children program. Referred to Energy and Com-\\nmerce Jan. 11, 2024. Reported May 7, 2024; Rept. \\n118–488. Union Calendar. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules May 14, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse May 15, 2024; Roll No. 208: 399–13. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Health, Education, Labor, \\nand Pensions May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 6969.— To direct the Joint Committee on the Li-\\nbrary to procure a statue of Benjamin Franklin for \\nplacement in the Capitol. Referred to House Adminis-\\ntration Jan. 11, 2024. Reported Sept. 18, 2024; Rept. \\n118–690. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 584 \\nH.R. 6972.— To amend title 5, United States Code, to \\nrequire an Executive agency whose head is a member \\nof the National Security Council to notify the Execu-\\ntive Office of the President, the Comptroller General \\nof the United States, and congressional leadership of \\nsuch head becoming medically incapacitated within 24 \\nhours, and for other purposes. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Jan. 11, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended May 6, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs May 7, 2024. \\nH.R. 6976 (H. Res. 980).— To amend the Immigration \\nand Nationality Act to provide that aliens who have \\nbeen convicted of or who have committed an offense \\nfor driving while intoxicated or impaired are inadmis-\\nsible and deportable. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. \\n11, 2024. Reported amended Jan. 25, 2024; Rept. \\n118–357. Union Calendar. Passed House amended Feb. \\n1, 2024; Roll No. 31: 274–150. Received in Senate Feb. \\n5, 2024. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 6, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 6983.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 15 South Valdosta \\nRoad in Lakeland, Georgia, as the ‘‘Nell Patten \\nRoquemore Post Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Jan. 11, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024; Roll No. 234: 369–2. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Homeland Security and Gov-\\nernmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 7023 (H. Res. 1085).— To amend section 404 of \\nthe Federal Water Pollution Control Act to codify cer-\\ntain regulatory provisions relating to nationwide per-\\nmits for dredged or fill material, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Transportation and Infrastructure \\nJan. 17, 2024. Reported amended Feb. 6, 2024; Rept. \\n118–375. Union Calendar. Passed House amended \\nMar. 21, 2024; Roll No. 101: 213–205. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Environment and Public Works \\nMar. 22, 2024. \\nH.R. 7024.— To make improvements to the child tax \\ncredit, to provide tax incentives to promote economic \\ngrowth, to provide special rules for the taxation of \\ncertain residents of Taiwan with income from sources \\nwithin the United States, to provide tax relief with \\nrespect to certain Federal disasters, to make improve-\\nments to the low-income housing tax credit, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Ways and Means and in \\naddition to Rules Jan. 17, 2024. Reported amended \\nfrom Ways and Means Jan. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–353, \\nPt. I. Rules discharged Jan. 23, 2024. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Jan. 31, \\n2024; Roll No. 30: 357–70. Received in Senate Feb. \\n1, 2024. Ordered placed on the calendar Mar. 21, 2024. \\nH.R. 7032.— To amend the Congressional Budget and \\nImpoundment Control Act of 1974 to provide the Con-\\ngressional Budget Office with necessary authorities to \\nexpedite the sharing of data from executive branch \\nagencies, and for other purposes. Referred to the Budg-\\net Jan. 18, 2024. Reported Apr. 29, 2024; Rept. \\n118–474. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Apr. 29, 2024. Received in Senate Apr. 30, 2024. \\nPassed Senate Sept. 10, 2024. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7073.— To improve public-private partnerships and \\nincrease Federal research, development, and dem-\\nonstration related to the evolution of next generation \\npipeline systems, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nScience, Space, and Technology Jan. 22, 2024. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 20, 2024; Rept. 118–699. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules Sept. \\n23, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nSept. 24, 2024; Roll No. 447: 373–41. \\nH.R. 7089.— To authorize the Diplomatic Security Serv-\\nices of the Department of State to investigate allega-\\ntions of violations of conduct constituting offenses \\nunder chapter 77 of title 18, United States Code, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs Jan. \\n25, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nSept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to For-\\neign Relations Sept. 10, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–48 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7100.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto clarify the organization of the Office of Survivors \\nAssistance of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs Jan. 29, 2024. Reported \\nSept. 6, 2024; Rept. 118–648. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Sept. 17, 2024. Received in \\nSenate Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7102.— To establish an Office of Native American \\nAffairs within the Small Business Administration, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Small Business Jan. \\n29, 2024. Reported Feb. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–394. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered under suspension of rules \\nFeb. 28, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. \\n29, 2024; Roll No. 57: 402–16. Received in Senate and \\nordered placed on the calendar Mar. 5, 2024. \\nH.R. 7103.— To amend the Small Business Act to re-\\nquire Federal agencies to testify and report on scores \\nreceived under the scorecard program for evaluating \\nFederal agency compliance with small business con-\\ntracting goals, to testify for failure to meet Govern-\\nmentwide contracting goals, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Small Business Jan. 29, 2024. Reported \\nFeb. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–396. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Apr. 29, 2024. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Small Business and Entrepre-\\nneurship Apr. 30, 2024. \\nH.R. 7104.— To require the National Small Business \\nDevelopment Center Advisory Board to submit an an-\\nnual report on the activities of the Board and other \\ninformation, and for other purposes. Referred to Small \\nBusiness Jan. 29, 2024. Reported Feb. 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–398. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 327 \\nH.R. 7105.— To establish requirements relating to cer-\\ntification of small business concerns owned and con-\\ntrolled by women for certain purposes, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Small Business Jan. 29, 2024. \\nReported Feb. 20, 2024; Rept. 118–393. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Feb. \\n28, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Small \\nBusiness and Entrepreneurship Feb. 29, 2024. \\nH.R. 7109 (H. Res. 1194).— To require a citizenship \\nquestion on the decennial census, to require reporting \\non certain census statistics, and to modify apportion-\\nment of Representatives to be based on United States \\ncitizens instead of all persons. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Jan. 29, 2024. Reported amended \\nApr. 29, 2024; Rept. 118–476. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended May 8, 2024; Roll No. 193: 206–202. \\nReceived in Senate May 9, 2024. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar May 14, 2024. \\nH.R. 7122.— To prohibit aid that will benefit Hamas, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nJan. 29, 2024. Reported amended Mar. 5, 2024; Rept. \\n118–406. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 334 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7128.— To establish requirements relating to size \\nstandard compliance of small business concerns owned \\nand controlled by women for certain purposes, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Small Business Jan. 30, \\n2024. Reported Feb. 13, 2024; Rept. 118–383. Union \\nCalendar. Considered under suspension of rules Feb. \\n28, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. 29, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Small Busi-\\nness and Entrepreneurship Mar. 5, 2024. \\nH.R. 7129.— To amend the Small Business Act to estab-\\nlish the Office of Whistleblower Awards, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Small Business Jan. 30, 2024. \\nReported Feb. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–399. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 328 \\nH.R. 7150.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to improve \\nequitable access to certain benefits under the laws ad-\\nministered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and \\nto improve certain outreach to individuals who served \\nuniformed services and dependents of such individuals, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nJan. 30, 2024. Reported amended Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. \\n118–657. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 553 \\nH.R. 7151.— To amend the Export Control Reform Act \\nof 2018 to provide for expedited consideration of pro-\\nposals for additions to, removals from, or other modi-\\nfications with respect to entities on the Entity List, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nJan. 30, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 7152.— To direct the Secretary of State to establish \\na national registry of Korean American divided fami-\\nlies, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Af-\\nfairs Jan. 30, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended June 25, 2024; Roll No. 281: 375–8. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Foreign Relations July 8, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 7153 (S. 3679).— To reauthorize the Dr. Lorna \\nBreen Health Care Provider Protection Act, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nJan. 30, 2024. Reported May 21, 2024; Rept. 118–514. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 427 \\nH.R. 7156.— To expand the investigative authorities of \\nthe United States Secret Service, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Financial Services and in addition \\nto the Judiciary Jan. 31, 2024. Reported amended from \\nFinancial Services July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–590, Pt. \\nI. The Judiciary discharged July 18, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 490 \\nH.R. 7159.— To bolster United States engagement with \\nthe Pacific Islands region, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Jan. 31, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Foreign Relations \\nSept. 10, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–49 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7160 (H. Res. 994).— To amend the Internal Rev-\\nenue Code of 1986 to modify the limitation on the \\namount certain married individuals can deduct for \\nState and local taxes. Referred to Ways and Means \\nJan. 31, 2024. \\nH.R. 7176 (H. Res. 1009).— To repeal restrictions on \\nthe export and import of natural gas. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Jan. 31, 2024. Passed House Feb. \\n15, 2024; Roll No. 52: 224–200. \\nH.R. 7180.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 80 1st Street in \\nKingsland, Arkansas, as the ‘‘Kingsland ‘Johnny Cash’ \\nPost Office’’. Referred to Oversight and Accountability \\nJan. 31, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House June \\n3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs June 4, 2024. \\nH.R. 7189.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto reauthorize a national congenital heart disease re-\\nsearch, surveillance, and awareness program, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nFeb. 1, 2024. Reported amended May 22, 2024; Rept. \\n118–517. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7192.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 333 West Broadway \\nin Anaheim, California, as the ‘‘Dr. William I. ‘Bill’ \\nKott Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and \\nAccountability Feb. 1, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 7199.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at S74w16860 Janesville \\nRoad, in Muskego, Wisconsin, as the ‘‘Colonel Hans \\nChristian Heg Post Office’’. Referred to Oversight and \\nAccountability Feb. 1, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 7208.— To reauthorize the Traumatic Brain Injury \\nprogram. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 1, \\n2024. Reported amended May 22, 2024; Rept. 118–518. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate and or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7213.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto [enhance activities of the National Institutes of \\nHealth with respect to research on autism spectrum \\ndisorder and enhance programs relating to autism / \\nreauthorize certain programs with respect to autism \\nspectrum disorder?], and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Feb. 1, 2024. Reported \\namended July 30, 2024; Rept. 118–620. Union Cal-\\nendar. Considered under suspension of rules Sept. 17, \\n2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. \\n18, 2024; Roll No. 424: 402–13. Received in Senate \\nSept. 19, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7217 (H.R. 6126).— Making emergency supple-\\nmental appropriations to respond to the attacks in \\nIsrael for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Appropriations and \\nin addition to the Budget Feb. 5, 2024. Failed of pas-\\nsage under suspension of the rules (two-thirds re-\\nquired) Feb. 6, 2024; Roll No. 38: 250–180. \\nH.R. 7218 (S. 3775).— To amend title III of the Public \\nHealth Service Act to extend the program for pro-\\nmotion of public health knowledge and awareness of \\nAlzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce \\nFeb. 5, 2024. Reported May 21, 2024; Rept. 118–515. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. \\n17, 2024. Received in Senate Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7219.— To ensure that Federal agencies rely on \\nthe best reasonably available scientific, technical, de-\\nmographic, economic, and statistical information and \\nevidence to develop, issue or inform the public of the \\nnature and bases of Federal agency rules and guid-\\nance, and for other purposes. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability and in addition to the Judiciary \\nFeb. 5, 2024. Reported amended from Oversight and \\nAccountability Apr. 29, 2024; Rept. 118–475, Pt. I. The \\nJudiciary discharged Apr. 29, 2024. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended May 6, 2024; \\nRoll No. 177: 377–4. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs May \\n7, 2024. \\nH.R. 7224.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto reauthorize the Stop, Observe, Ask, and Respond \\nto Health and Wellness Training Program. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Feb. 5, 2024. Reported May \\n22, 2024; Rept. 118–519. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 431 \\nH.R. 7251.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto reauthorize certain poison control programs. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 6, 2024. Reported \\namended May 17, 2024; Rept. 118–512. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 425 \\nH.R. 7280.— To require the Inspector General of the \\nDepartment of Housing and Urban Development to \\ntestify before the Congress annually, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Financial Services Feb. 7, 2024. Re-\\nported amended July 15, 2024; Rept. 118–586. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJuly 22, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs July 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7319.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to prohibit 501(c)(3) organizations from providing \\ndirect funding to official election organizations and to \\namend the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to prohibit \\nthe District of Columbia from receiving or using funds \\nor certain donations from private entities for the ad-\\nministration of a District of Columbia election, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Ways and Means and \\nin addition to House Administration Feb. 13, 2024. \\nReported amended from House Administration May 14, \\n2024; Rept. 118–509, Pt. I. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–50 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7321.— To amend the Federal Election Campaign \\nAct of 1971 to modernize certain reporting require-\\nments for electioneering communications, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to House Administration Feb. 13, \\n2024. Reported June 3, 2024; Rept. 118–534. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 444 \\nH.R. 7322.— To amend the Immigration and Nationality \\nAct with respect to enforcement by an attorney general \\nof a State. Referred to the Judiciary Feb. 13, 2024. \\nReported amended Apr. 2, 2024; Rept. 118–435. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 360 \\nH.R. 7323.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to dis-\\napprove courses of education offered by a public insti-\\ntution of higher learning that does not charge the in- \\nState tuition rate to a veteran using certain edu-\\ncational assistance under title 10 of such Code. Re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs and in addition to Armed \\nServices Feb. 13, 2024. Reported amended from Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs Sept. 16, 2024; Rept. 118–675, Pt. I. \\nArmed Services discharged Sept. 16, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 571 \\nH.R. 7333.— To name the Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs medical center in West Palm Beach, Florida, as \\nthe ‘‘Thomas H. Corey VA Medical Center’’. Referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs Feb. 13, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House July 22, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Veterans’ Affairs July 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7342.— To establish the Veterans Advisory Com-\\nmittee on Equal Access, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs Feb. 13, 2024. Reported \\namended Sept. 16, 2024; Rept. 118–676. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. \\n17, 2024. Received in Senate Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7343 (H. Res. 1227).— To amend the Immigration \\nand Nationality Act to provide for the detention of \\ncertain aliens who commit assault against law enforce-\\nment officers. Referred to the Judiciary Feb. 13, 2024. \\nReported amended Apr. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–478. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended May 15, 2024; \\nRoll No. 204: 265–148. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 7347.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to report \\non whether the Secretary will include certain psyche-\\ndelic drugs in the formulary of the Department of Vet-\\nerans Affairs. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Feb. 14, \\n2024. Reported Sept. 6, 2024; Rept. 118–647. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 544 \\nH.R. 7370.— To amend the Geothermal Steam Act of \\n1970 to establish a deadline for processing applications \\nrelated to geothermal leasing. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources Feb. 15, 2024. Reported amended June 27, \\n2024; Rept. 118–561. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7377.— To amend the Federal Oil and Gas Royalty \\nManagement Act of 1982 to improve the management \\nof royalties from oil and gas leases, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Natural Resources Feb. 15, 2024. \\nReported amended June 27, 2024; Rept. 118–562. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended July 22, 2024. Received in Senate July 23, \\n2024. Passed Senate Sept. 11, 2024. Presented to the \\nPresident Sept. 18, 2024. Approved Sept. 20, 2024. \\nPublic Law 118–81. \\nH.R. 7385.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 29 Franklin Street \\nin Petersburg, Virginia, as the ‘‘John Mercer Langston \\nPost Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Feb. 15, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse July 22, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs July \\n23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7404.— To require annual reports on counter illicit \\ncross-border tunnel operations, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security Feb. 16, 2024. Reported \\nJune 7, 2024; Rept. 118–543. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Sept. 9, 2024. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 7406.— To amend the Public Health Service Act \\nto authorize the Secretary of Health and Human Serv-\\nices to carry out a program of research, training, and \\ninvestigation related to Down syndrome, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. 16, \\n2024. Reported amended May 14, 2024; Rept. 118–504. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Sept. \\n18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7417.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 135 West Spring \\nStreet in Titusville, Pennsylvania, as the ‘‘Edwin L. \\nDrake Post Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and \\nAccountability Feb. 20, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. \\nH.R. 7422.— To amend the Geothermal Steam Act of \\n1970 to provide cost-recovery authority for the Depart-\\nment of the Interior. Referred to Natural Resources \\nFeb. 20, 2024. Reported amended Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. \\n118–670. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 24, 2024. \\nH.R. 7423.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 103 Benedette Street \\nin Rayville, Louisiana, as the ‘‘Luke Letlow Post Office \\nBuilding’’. Referred to Oversight and Accountability \\nFeb. 20, 2024. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMay 6, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House May 7, \\n2024; Roll No. 186: 401–0. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs May 8, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–51 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7438.— To require the Secretary of the Treasury \\nto mint coins in commemoration of the FIFA World \\nCup 2026, and for other purposes. Referred to Finan-\\ncial Services Feb. 23, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 18, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 7454.— To amend title 49, United States Code, \\nto extend authorizations for the airport improvement \\nprogram, to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 \\nto extend the funding and expenditure authority of \\nthe Airport and Airway Trust Fund, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Transportation and Infrastruc-\\nture and in addition to Ways and Means, Science, \\nSpace, and Technology, the Judiciary, and Homeland \\nSecurity Feb. 26, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nFeb. 29, 2024; Roll No. 59: 401–19. Received in Senate \\nFeb. 29, 2024. Passed Senate Mar. 6, 2024. Presented \\nto the President Mar. 8, 2024. Approved Mar. 8, \\n2024. Public Law 118–41. \\nH.R. 7462.— To require the Government Accountability \\nOffice to conduct a study regarding insurance coverage \\nfor damages from wildfires, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services Feb. 26, 2024. Reported \\namended July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–589. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 489 \\nH.R. 7463.— Making further continuing appropriations \\nfor fiscal year 2024, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Appropriations and in addition to the Budget Feb. \\n28, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. 29, \\n2024; Roll No. 58: 320–99. Received in Senate and \\npassed Feb. 29, 2024; Roll No. 67: 77–13. Presented \\nto the President Mar. 1, 2024. Approved Mar. 1, \\n2024. Public Law 118–40. \\nH.R. 7480.— To amend section 102(a)(20) of the Housing \\nand Community Development Act of 1974 to require \\nthe exclusion of service-connected disability compensa-\\ntion when determining whether a person is a person \\nof low and moderate income, a person of low income, \\nor a person of moderate income, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Financial Services Feb. 29, 2024. \\nReported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–652. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 549 \\nH.R. 7511 (H. Res. 1052).— To require the Secretary \\nof Homeland Security to take into custody aliens who \\nhave been charged in the United States with theft, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. \\n1, 2024. Passed House Mar. 7, 2024; Roll No. 66: \\n251–170. Received in Senate Mar. 8, 2024. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Mar. 11, 2024. \\nH.R. 7512.— To amend title XVIII of the Social Security \\nAct to ensure implementation of real-time benefit tools \\nunder part D of the Medicare program. Referred to \\nEnergy and Commerce and in addition to Ways and \\nMeans Mar. 1, 2024. Reported amended from Ways \\nand Means June 11, 2024; Rept. 118–549, Pt. I. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7520.— To prohibit data brokers from transferring \\nsensitive data of United States individuals to foreign \\nadversaries, and for other purposes. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Mar. 5, 2024. Reported Mar. 11, \\n2024; Rept. 118–418. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Mar. 19, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Mar. 20, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 91: 414–0. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation Mar. 21, 2024. \\nH.R. 7521.— To protect the national security of the \\nUnited States from the threat posed by foreign adver-\\nsary controlled applications, such as TikTok and any \\nsuccessor application or service and any other applica-\\ntion or service developed or provided by ByteDance \\nLtd. or an entity under the control of ByteDance Ltd. \\nReferred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 5, 2024. Re-\\nported Mar. 11, 2024; Rept. 118–417. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Mar. 13, \\n2024; Roll No. 86: 352–65. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation \\nMar. 14, 2024. \\nH.R. 7524.— To amend title 40, United States Code, \\nto require the submission of reports on certain infor-\\nmation technology services funds to Congress before \\nexpenditures may be made, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Oversight and Accountability Mar. 5, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended May 6, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs May 7, 2024. \\nH.R. 7525.— To require the Director of the Office of \\nManagement and Budget to issue guidance to agencies \\nrequiring special districts to be recognized as local gov-\\nernment for the purpose of Federal financial assistance \\ndeterminations. Referred to Oversight and Account-\\nability Mar. 5, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nMay 6, 2024; Roll No. 178: 352–27. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Homeland Security and Governmental \\nAffairs May 7, 2024. \\nH.R. 7527.— To direct the United States Postal Service \\nto issue regulations requiring Postal Service employees \\nand contractors to report to the Postal Service traffic \\ncrashes involving vehicles carrying mail that result \\nin injury or death, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability Mar. 5, 2024. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended May 6, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs May 7, 2024. \\nH.R. 7528.— To amend section 206 of the E-Government \\nAct of 2002 to improve the integrity and management \\nof mass comments and computer-generated comments \\nin the regulatory review process, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Oversight and Accountability Mar. \\n5, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amended May \\n6, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs May 7, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–52 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7530 (H. Res. 1227).— To limit youth offender sta-\\ntus in the District of Columbia to individuals 18 years \\nof age or younger, to direct the Attorney General of \\nthe District of Columbia to establish and operate a \\npublicly accessible website containing updated statis-\\ntics on juvenile crime in the District of Columbia, to \\namend the District of Columbia Home Rule Act to \\nprohibit the Council of the District of Columbia from \\nenacting changes to existing criminal liability sen-\\ntences, and for other purposes. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Mar. 5, 2024. Reported amended \\nApr. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–479. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended May 15, 2024; Roll No. 201: 225–181. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 7581 (H. Res. 1227).— To require the Attorney Gen-\\neral to develop reports relating to violent attacks \\nagainst law enforcement officers, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 7, 2024. Reported \\namended May 8, 2024; Rept. 118–494. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House amended May 15, 2024; Roll No. 203: \\n356–55. Received in Senate and referred to the Judici-\\nary May 16, 2024. \\nH.R. 7589.— To direct the Secretary of Commerce, acting \\nthrough the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Com-\\nmunications and Information, to conduct a study of \\nthe national security risks posed by consumer routers, \\nmodems, and devices that combine a modem and rout-\\ner, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Mar. 8, 2024. Reported May 14, 2024; Rept. \\n118–505. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation Sept. 10, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 7592.— To direct the Librarian of Congress to pro-\\nmote the more cost-effective, efficient, and expanded \\navailability of the Annotated Constitution and pocket- \\npart supplements by replacing the hardbound versions \\nwith digital versions. Referred to House Administra-\\ntion Mar. 8, 2024. Reported Aug. 16, 2024; Rept. \\n118–632. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Rules and Administration Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 7593.— To enhance the authority of the Director \\nof the Congressional Research Service to obtain infor-\\nmation directly from agencies of the Federal govern-\\nment. Referred to House Administration Mar. 8, 2024. \\nReported Aug. 16, 2024; Rept. 118–631. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 9, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Rules and Adminis-\\ntration Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 7606.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 1087 Route 47 South \\nin Rio Grande, New Jersey, as the ‘‘Carlton H. Hand \\nPost Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Mar. 8, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7607.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at Block 1025, Lots 18 \\n& 19, Northeast Corner of US Route 9 South and \\nMain Street in the Township of Middle, County of \\nCape May, New Jersey, as the ‘‘George Henry White \\nPost Office Building’’. Referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability Mar. 8, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs June \\n4, 2024. \\nH.R. 7626.— To prohibit the Secretary of Energy from \\nprescribing or enforcing energy conservation standards \\nfor room air conditioners that are not cost-effective \\nor technologically feasible, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 12, 2024. Re-\\nported Apr. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–451. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 374 \\nH.R. 7630 (S. 3943).— To require a plan to improve \\nthe cybersecurity and telecommunications of the U.S. \\nAcademic Research Fleet, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Science, Space, and Technology Mar. 12, \\n2024. Reported May 23, 2024; Rept. 118–521. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nSept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7637 (H. Res. 1341).— To prohibit the Secretary \\nof Energy from prescribing or enforcing energy con-\\nservation standards for refrigerators, refrigerator- \\nfreezers, and freezers that are not cost-effective or \\ntechnologically feasible, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 12, 2024. Re-\\nported Apr. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–452. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House July 9, 2024; Roll No. 341: 212–192. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources July 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 7643.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto authorize the use of Department of Veterans Affairs \\nwork-study allowance to carry out casework, policy \\nmaking, and oversight related to the activities of the \\nDepartment at certain congressional offices. Referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 12, 2024. Reported amended \\nJuly 18, 2024; Rept. 118–596. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 496 \\nSupplemental report filed Aug. 27, 2024; Pt. II. \\nH.R. 7645.— To prohibit the Secretary of Energy from \\nprescribing or enforcing energy conservation standards \\nfor clothes dryers that are not cost-effective or techno-\\nlogically feasible, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nEnergy and Commerce Mar. 13, 2024. Reported Apr. \\n10, 2024; Rept. 118–453. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 376 \\nH.R. 7659 (H.R. 2741).— To authorize and amend au-\\nthorities, programs, and statutes administered by the \\nCoast Guard. Referred to Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure Mar. 13, 2024. Reported amended May 8, \\n2024; Rept. 118–495. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended May 14, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 197: 376–16. Received in Senate and referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation May 15, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–53 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7673.— To prohibit the Secretary of Energy from \\nprescribing or enforcing energy conservation standards \\nfor clothes washers that are not cost-effective or tech-\\nnologically feasible, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce Mar. 13, 2024. Reported Apr. \\n10, 2024; Rept. 118–454. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 377 \\nH.R. 7683.— To amend the Higher Education Act of \\n1965 to require institutions of higher education to \\nadopt and adhere to principles of free speech, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Education and the Work-\\nforce Mar. 15, 2024. Reported amended Apr. 26, 2024; \\nRept. 118–468. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 387 \\nH.R. 7685.— To strengthen and enhance the competitive-\\nness of American industry through the research and \\ndevelopment of advanced technologies to improve the \\nefficiency of cement, concrete, and asphalt production, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Science, Space, \\nand Technology Mar. 15, 2024. Reported amended May \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–522. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7686.— To amend the Research and Development, \\nCompetition, and Innovation Act to clarify the defini-\\ntion of foreign country for purposes of malign foreign \\ntalent recruitment restriction, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Science, Space, and Technology Mar. 15, \\n2024. Reported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–653. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation Sept. \\n10, 2024. \\nH.R. 7700 (H. Res. 1341).— To prohibit the Secretary \\nof Energy from prescribing or enforcing energy con-\\nservation standards for dishwashers that are not cost- \\neffective or technologically feasible, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Commerce Mar. 15, \\n2024. Reported Apr. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–455. Union \\nCalendar. Passed House July 9, 2024; Roll No. 343: \\n214–192. Received in Senate and referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources July 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 7701.— To require the imposition of sanctions with \\nrespect to any foreign person that knowingly partici-\\npates in the construction, maintenance, or repair of \\na tunnel or bridge that connects the Russian mainland \\nwith the Crimean peninsula. Referred to Foreign Af-\\nfairs and in addition to the Judiciary Mar. 15, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Sept. 9, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and referred to Foreign Relations Sept. 10, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 7734.— To amend title 38, United States Code, \\nto require a notation in the personnel record file of \\ncertain employees of the Department of Veterans Af-\\nfairs who resign from Government employment under \\ncertain circumstances. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nMar. 20, 2024. Reported amended July 30, 2024; Rept. \\n118–613. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 511 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7764.— To establish a commission to study the \\npotential transfer of the Weitzman National Museum \\nof American Jewish History to the Smithsonian Insti-\\ntution, and for other purposes. Referred to House Ad-\\nministration Mar. 20, 2024. Reported amended Sept. \\n17, 2024; Rept. 118–683. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7777 (S. 777).— To increase, effective as of Decem-\\nber 1, 2024, the rates of compensation for veterans \\nwith service-connected disabilities and the rates of de-\\npendency and indemnity compensation for the sur-\\nvivors of certain disabled veterans, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 21, 2024. Re-\\nported July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–591. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Sept. 17, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7816.— To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto seek to enter into an agreement with a federally \\nfunded research and development center for an assess-\\nment of notice letters that the Secretary sends to \\nclaimants for benefits under laws administered by the \\nSecretary, and for other purposes. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs Mar. 26, 2024. Reported amended July \\n8, 2024; Rept. 118–576. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 17, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7832.— To require the Secretary of Homeland Secu-\\nrity to develop a plan to identify, integrate, and deploy \\nnew, innovative, disruptive, or other emerging or ad-\\nvanced technologies to enhance, or address capability \\ngaps in, border security operations, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Homeland Security Mar. 29, 2024. \\nReported June 7, 2024; Rept. 118–544. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 7858.— To amend title XVIII of the Social Security \\nAct to establish a Medicare incident to modifier for \\nmental health services furnished through telehealth. \\nReferred to Energy and Commerce and in addition to \\nWays and Means Apr. 2, 2024. Reported amended from \\nEnergy and Commerce Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–673, \\nPt. I. Ways and Means discharged Sept. 12, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate and re-\\nferred to Finance Sept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 7887.— To amend title 41, United States Code, \\nto prohibit minimum experience or educational re-\\nquirements for proposed contractor personnel in cer-\\ntain contract solicitations, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Oversight and Accountability Apr. 9, 2024. \\nConsidered under suspension of rules July 22, 2024. \\nFailed of passage under suspension of the rules (two- \\nthirds required) July 23, 2024; Roll No. 380: 178–234. \\nH.R. 7888 (H. Res. 1125) (H. Res. 1137).— To reform \\nthe Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary and in addition to Intelligence \\n(Permanent Select) Apr. 9, 2024. Passed House amend-\\ned Apr. 12, 2024; Roll No. 119: 273–147. Received in \\nSenate Apr. 15 (Legislative day of Apr. 10), 2024. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Apr. 15, 2024. Passed \\nSenate Apr. 19, 2024; Roll No. 150: 60–34. Presented \\nto the President Apr. 20, 2024. Approved Apr. 20, \\n2024. Public Law 118–49. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–54 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7893.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 306 Pickens Street \\nin Marion, Alabama, as the ‘‘Albert Turner, Sr. Post \\nOffice Building’’. Referred to Oversight and Account-\\nability Apr. 9, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nJune 3, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs June 4, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 7909 (H. Res. 1455).— To amend the Immigration \\nand Nationality Act to provide that aliens who have \\nbeen convicted of or who have committed sex offenses \\nor domestic violence are inadmissible and deportable. \\nReferred to the Judiciary Apr. 9, 2024. Reported \\namended Sept. 6, 2024; Rept. 118–650. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended Sept. 18, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 429: 266–158. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary Sept. 19, 2024. \\nH.R. 7980 (H. Res. 1430).— To amend the Internal Rev-\\nenue Code of 1986 to exclude vehicles the batteries \\nof which contain materials sourced from prohibited for-\\neign entities from the clean vehicle credit. Referred \\nto Ways and Means Apr. 15, 2024. Reported amended \\nJune 11, 2024; Rept. 118–550. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 12, 2024; Roll No. 417: 217–192. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Finance Sept. 16, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 7984.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to improve access to disaster \\nassistance for individuals located in rural areas, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Small Business Apr. \\n15, 2024. Reported June 4, 2024; Rept. 118–537. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House June 11, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Small Busi-\\nness and Entrepreneurship June 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 7985.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to submit to Congress a re-\\nport on the entrepreneurial challenges facing entre-\\npreneurs with a disability, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Small Business Apr. 15, 2024. Reported Apr. \\n26, 2024; Rept. 118–470. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Apr. 29, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Small Business and Entrepreneur-\\nship Apr. 30, 2024. \\nH.R. 7987.— To require plain language and the inclusion \\nof key words in covered notices that are clear, concise, \\nand accessible to small business concerns, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Small Business Apr. 15, \\n2024. Reported Apr. 26, 2024; Rept. 118–471. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Apr. 29, \\n2024. Received in Senate and referred to Small Busi-\\nness and Entrepreneurship Apr. 30, 2024. Reported \\nMay 23, 2024; no written report. \\nH.R. 7988.— To amend the Small Business Act to in-\\nclude requirements relating to new small business en-\\ntrants in the scorecard program, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Small Business Apr. 15, 2024. Re-\\nported June 11, 2024; Rept. 118–547. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House June 11, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship June 12, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 7989.— To provide for a memorandum of under-\\nstanding between the Small Business Administration \\nand the National Council on Disability to increase em-\\nployment opportunities for individuals with disabil-\\nities, and for other purposes. Referred to Small Busi-\\nness Apr. 15, 2024. Reported June 4, 2024; Rept. \\n118–538. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 11, 2024. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Small Business and Entrepreneurship June 12, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8014.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to issue rules for cancelled \\ncovered solicitations, to amend the Small Business Act \\nto provide assistance to small business concerns relat-\\ning to certain cancelled solicitations, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Small Business Apr. 16, 2024. Re-\\nported June 4, 2024; Rept. 118–539. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House June 11, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship June 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 8034 (H. Res. 1160) (H.R. 815).— Making emer-\\ngency supplemental appropriations to respond to the \\nsituation in Israel and for related expenses for the \\nfiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Appropriations and in addition \\nto the Budget Apr. 17, 2024. Passed House Apr. 20, \\n2024; Roll No. 152: 366–58. Laid on the table pursuant \\nto H. Res. 1160 Apr. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 8035 (H. Res. 1160) (H.R. 815).— Making emer-\\ngency supplemental appropriations to respond to the \\nsituation in Ukraine and for related expenses for the \\nfiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Appropriations and in addition \\nto the Budget Apr. 17, 2024. Passed House amended \\nApr. 20, 2024; Roll No. 151: 311–112. Laid on the \\ntable pursuant to H. Res. 1160 Apr. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 8036 (H. Res. 1160) (H.R. 815).— Making emer-\\ngency supplemental appropriations for assistance for \\nthe Indo-Pacific region and for related expenses for \\nthe fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Appropriations and in ad-\\ndition to the Budget Apr. 17, 2024. Passed House \\namended Apr. 20, 2024; Roll No. 146: 385–34. Laid \\non the table pursuant to H. Res. 1160 Apr. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 8038 (H. Res. 1160) (H.R. 815).— To authorize the \\nPresident to impose certain sanctions with respect to \\nRussia and Iran, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nForeign Affairs and in addition to Financial Services, \\nthe Judiciary, Ways and Means, Armed Services, the \\nBudget, Rules, Energy and Commerce, and Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure Apr. 17, 2024. Passed House \\namended Apr. 20, 2024; Roll No. 145: 360–58. Laid \\non the table pursuant to H. Res. 1160 Apr. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 8057.— To designate the facility of the United \\nStates Postal Service located at 9317 Bolsa Avenue \\nin Westminster, California, as the ‘‘Little Saigon Viet-\\nnam War Veterans Memorial Post Office’’. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability Apr. 17, 2024. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules Sept. 23, 2024. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Sept. 24, 2024; Roll No. 446: \\n415–0. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–55 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 8063.— To authorize the Secretary of the Army \\nto posthumously award the Distinguished Service \\nCross to William D. Owens for his valorous actions \\nfrom June 6, 1944, to June 8, 1944, during World \\nWar II at La Fiere Bridge in Normandy, France, while \\nserving with the 505th Parachute Infantry. Referred \\nto Armed Services Apr. 18, 2024. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed House May 8, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate May 9, 2024. \\nH.R. 8070 (H. Res. 1287) (S. 4638).— To authorize appro-\\npriations for fiscal year 2025 for military activities \\nof the Department of Defense, for military construc-\\ntion, and for defense activities of the Department of \\nEnergy, to prescribe military personnel strengths for \\nsuch fiscal year, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nArmed Services Apr. 18, 2024. Reported amended May \\n31, 2024; Rept. 118–529. Union Calendar. Considered \\nJune 12, 13, 2024. Passed House amended June 14, \\n2024; Roll No. 279: 217–199. Received in Senate July \\n8, 2024. \\nH.R. 8084.— To amend title XIX of the Social Security \\nAct to require States to verify certain eligibility criteria \\nfor individuals enrolled for medical assistance quar-\\nterly, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Apr. 19, 2024. Reported amended July 23, \\n2024; Rept. 118–609. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 17, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Finance Sept. 18, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8089.— To amend title XIX of the Social Security \\nAct to require certain additional provider screening \\nunder the Medicaid program. Referred to Energy and \\nCommerce Apr. 19, 2024. Reported amended July 23, \\n2024; Rept. 118–608. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 17, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Finance Sept. 18, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8108.— To amend title XIX of the Social Security \\nAct to add a Medicaid State plan requirement with \\nrespect to the determination of residency of certain \\nindividuals serving in the Armed Forces. Referred to \\nEnergy and Commerce Apr. 23, 2024. Reported amend-\\ned Sept. 20, 2024; Rept. 118–697. Union Calendar. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. 23, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8111.— To amend title XIX of the Social Security \\nAct to ensure the reliability of address information \\nprovided under the Medicaid program. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Apr. 23, 2024. Reported amended \\nJuly 23, 2024; Rept. 118–605. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Sept. 17, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Finance Sept. 18, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8112.— To amend title XIX of the Social Security \\nAct to further require certain additional provider \\nscreening under the Medicaid program. Referred to En-\\nergy and Commerce Apr. 23, 2024. Reported amended \\nJuly 23, 2024; Rept. 118–606. Union Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Sept. 17, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate and referred to Finance Sept. 18, \\n2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 8146 (H. Res. 1227).— To require a report by the \\nAttorney General on the impact the border crisis is \\nhaving on law enforcement at the Federal, State, local, \\nand Tribal level. Referred to the Judiciary Apr. 29, \\n2024. Reported amended May 6, 2024; Rept. 118–482. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House amended May 16, 2024; \\nRoll No. 215: 254–157. Received in Senate and referred \\nto the Judiciary May 20, 2024. \\nH.R. 8152.— To amend the Export Control Reform Act \\nof 2018 to provide for control of remote access of items, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nApr. 29, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 8205 (H. Res. 1486).— To amend the Omnibus \\nCrime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to provide \\nthat Byrne grant funds may be used for public safety \\nreport systems, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary May 1, 2024. Reported amended Sept. \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–704. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 598 \\nH.R. 8281 (H. Res. 1341).— To amend the National Voter \\nRegistration Act of 1993 to require proof of United \\nStates citizenship to register an individual to vote in \\nelections for Federal office, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to House Administration May 7, 2024. Re-\\nported amended June 14, 2024; Rept. 118–552. Union \\nCalendar. Passed House amended July 10, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 345: 221–198. Received in Senate July 11 (Legisla-\\ntive day of July 10), 2024. Received in Senate July \\n11, 2024. Ordered placed on the calendar July 23, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8282 (H. Res. 1269).— To impose sanctions with \\nrespect to the International Criminal Court engaged \\nin any effort to investigate, arrest, detain, or prosecute \\nany protected person of the United States and its al-\\nlies. Referred to Foreign Affairs and in addition to \\nthe Judiciary May 7, 2024. Passed House amended \\nJune 4, 2024; Roll No. 242: 247–155. Received in Sen-\\nate June 5, 2024. Referred to Foreign Relations Sept. \\n11, 2024. \\nH.R. 8289.— To extend authorizations for the airport \\nimprovement program, to extend the funding and ex-\\npenditure authority of the Airport and Airway Trust \\nFund, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure and in addition to Science, \\nSpace, and Technology, the Judiciary, Homeland Secu-\\nrity, and Ways and Means May 8, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House May 8, 2024; Roll No. 187: \\n385–24. Received in Senate May 8, 2024. Passed Sen-\\nate May 9, 2024. Presented to the President May 10, \\n2024. Approved May 10, 2024. Public Law 118–60. \\nH.R. 8290.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to require the public disclosure of grants made \\nby certain tax-exempt organizations to foreign entities. \\nReferred to Ways and Means May 8, 2024. Reported \\namended June 28, 2024; Rept. 118–569. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 470 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–56 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 8292.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to increase penalties for unauthorized disclosure \\nof taxpayer information. Referred to Ways and Means \\nMay 8, 2024. Reported amended June 28, 2024; Rept. \\n118–570. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 17, 2024. Received in Senate \\nSept. 18, 2024. \\nH.R. 8314.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of \\n1986 to impose penalties with respect to contributions \\nto political committees from certain tax exempt organi-\\nzations that receive contributions from foreign nation-\\nals. Referred to Ways and Means May 8, 2024. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 6, 2024; Rept. 118–649. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 546 \\nFailed of passage under suspension of the rules (two- \\nthirds required) Sept. 17, 2024; Roll No. 418: \\n218–181. \\nH.R. 8333.— To prohibit contracting with certain bio-\\ntechnology providers, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Oversight and Accountability and in addition to In-\\ntelligence (Permanent Select) May 10, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 402: 306–81. Received in Senate and referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Sept. 10, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8361.— To impose sanctions with respect to eco-\\nnomic or industrial espionage by foreign adversarial \\ncompanies, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs and in addition to the Judiciary May 10, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House amended Sept. 9, \\n2024. \\nH.R. 8369 (H. Res. 1227).— To provide for the expedi-\\ntious delivery of defense articles and defense services \\nfor Israel and other matters. Referred to Foreign Af-\\nfairs and in addition to Armed Services, and Intel-\\nligence (Permanent Select) May 14, 2024. Passed \\nHouse May 16, 2024; Roll No. 217: 224–187. Received \\nin Senate May 20, 2024. Ordered placed on the cal-\\nendar May 21, 2024. \\nH.R. 8399.— To amend the Federal Election Campaign \\nAct of 1971 to further restrict contributions of foreign \\nnationals, and for other purposes. Referred to House \\nAdministration and in addition to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability May 14, 2024. Reported amended from \\nHouse Administration Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–663, \\nPt. I. Oversight and Accountability discharged Sept. \\n12, 2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 559 \\nH.R. 8512.— To authorize appropriations for fiscal year \\n2025 for intelligence and intelligence-related activities \\nof the United States Government, the Community \\nManagement Account, and the Central Intelligence \\nAgency Retirement and Disability System, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Intelligence (Permanent \\nSelect) May 22, 2024. Reported amended Sept. 11, \\n2024; Rept. 118–662. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 558 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 8534.— To prohibit a student athlete from being \\nconsidered an employee of an institution, a conference, \\nor an association based on participation in certain \\nintercollegiate athletics. Referred to Education and the \\nWorkforce May 23, 2024. Reported amended July 5, \\n2024; Rept. 118–573. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 474 \\nH.R. 8580 (H. Res. 1269) (S. 4677).— Making appropria-\\ntions for military construction, the Department of Vet-\\nerans Affairs, and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations May 28, 2024; Rept. \\n118–528. Union Calendar. Considered June 4, 2024. \\nPassed House amended June 5, 2024; Roll No. 247: \\n209–197. Received in Senate June 11, 2024. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Sept. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 8606.— To reauthorize the Director of the United \\nStates Holocaust Memorial Museum to support Holo-\\ncaust education programs, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Education and the Workforce June 4, 2024. \\nReported amended July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–598. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 498 \\nH.R. 8610.— To reauthorize and reform counter-un-\\nmanned aircraft system authorities, to improve trans-\\nparency, security, safety, and accountability related to \\nsuch authorities, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nTransportation and Infrastructure and in addition to \\nthe Judiciary, and Homeland Security June 4, 2024. \\nReported amended from Transportation and Infra-\\nstructure Sept. 20, 2024; Rept. 118–698, Pt. I. The \\nJudiciary and Homeland Security discharged Sept. 20, \\n2024. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 592 \\nH.R. 8631.— To prohibit the Secretary of Homeland Se-\\ncurity from procuring certain foreign-made batteries, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nJune 5, 2024. Reported amended Aug. 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–633. Union Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 8648.— To increase the transparency of colleges \\nand universities in carrying out their civil rights re-\\nsponsibilities, and for other purposes. Referred to Edu-\\ncation and the Workforce June 7, 2024. Reported \\namended July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–593. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 493 \\nH.R. 8649.— To ensure that parents are aware of foreign \\ninfluence in their child’s public school, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Education and the Workforce \\nJune 7, 2024. Reported amended July 5, 2024; Rept. \\n118–575. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 476 \\nH.R. 8654.— To direct the Comptroller General of the \\nUnited States to conduct a review of the Homeland \\nSecurity Information Network, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security June 7, 2024. Reported \\nAug. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–635. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 532 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–57 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 8655.— To require the Federal Air Marshal Service \\nto develop a plan to enhance the Federal law enforce-\\nment presence at airports, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Homeland Security June 7, 2024. Reported \\namended Aug. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–637. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 534 \\nH.R. 8658.— To require a report by the Transportation \\nSecurity Administration on digital identity ecosystems, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nJune 7, 2024. Reported Aug. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–638. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 535 \\nH.R. 8662.— To reduce commuting burdens on Transpor-\\ntation Security Administration employees, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Homeland Security June \\n7, 2024. Reported Aug. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–636. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 533 \\nH.R. 8663.— To require the Science and Technology Di-\\nrectorate in the Department of Homeland Security to \\ndevelop greater capacity to detect, identify, and disrupt \\nillicit substances in very low concentrations. Referred \\nto Homeland Security June 7, 2024. Reported Aug. \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–634. Union Calendar. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 9, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Sept. 10, 2024. \\nH.R. 8664.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to direct the Under Secretary for Intelligence and \\nAnalysis of the Department of Homeland Security to \\nconduct an annual audit of the information systems \\nand bulk data of the Office of Intelligence and Analysis \\nof the Department, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security June 7, 2024. Reported Aug. \\n30, 2024; Rept. 118–639. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 536 \\nH.R. 8671.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to establish the Intelligence Rotational Assign-\\nment Program, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHomeland Security June 7, 2024. Reported Aug. 30, \\n2024; Rept. 118–640. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 537 \\nH.R. 8674.— To establish milestone-based development \\nand demonstration projects relating to nuclear fuel, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Science, Space, \\nand Technology June 7, 2024. Reported Sept. 18, 2024; \\nRept. 118–686. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 580 \\nH.R. 8675.— To require the Transportation Security Ad-\\nministration \\nconduct \\na \\nstudy \\nrelating \\nto \\nthe \\ndigitization of the law enforcement officer flying armed \\ncheckpoint data collection process, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Homeland Security June 11, 2024. \\nReported Aug. 30, 2024; Rept. 118–642. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 539 \\nH.R. 8752 (H. Res. 1316).— Making appropriations for \\nthe Department of Homeland Security for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2025, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Appropriations June 14, 2024; \\nRept. 118–553. Union Calendar. Considered June 26, \\n2024. Passed House amended June 28, 2024; Roll No. \\n333: 212–203. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 8771 (H. Res. 1316) (S. 4797).— Making appropria-\\ntions for the Department of State, foreign operations, \\nand related programs for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations June 14, 2024; Rept. 118–554. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered June 26, 27, 2024. Passed \\nHouse amended June 28, 2024; Roll No. 335: 212–200. \\nReceived in Senate July 8, 2024. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Sept. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 8772 (H. Res. 1341) (S. 4678).— Making appropria-\\ntions for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations June 17, 2024; Rept. \\n118–555. Union Calendar. Failed of passage July 11, \\n2024; Roll No. 352: 205–213. \\nH.R. 8773 (S. 4928).— Making appropriations for finan-\\ncial services and general government for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations June 17, 2024; Rept. \\n118–556. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 459 \\nH.R. 8774 (H. Res. 1316) (S. 4921).— Making appropria-\\ntions for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations June 17, 2024; Rept. \\n118–557. Union Calendar. Considered June 27, 2024. \\nPassed House amended June 28, 2024; Roll No. 331: \\n217–198. Received in Senate July 8, 2024. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Sept. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 8790 (H. Res. 1486).— To expedite under the Na-\\ntional Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and improve \\nforest management activities on National Forest Sys-\\ntem lands, on public lands under the jurisdiction of \\nthe Bureau of Land Management, and on Tribal lands \\nto return resilience to overgrown, fire-prone forested \\nlands, and for other purposes. Referred to Natural Re-\\nsources and in addition to Agriculture, and Science, \\nSpace, and Technology June 18, 2024. Reported \\namended from Natural Resources Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. \\n118–674, Pt. I. Agriculture and Science, Space, and \\nTechnology discharged Sept. 12, 2024. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House amended Sept. 24, 2024; Roll No. 448: \\n268–151. \\nH.R. 8812.— To provide for improvements to the rivers \\nand harbors of the United States, to provide for the \\nconservation and development of water and related re-\\nsources, and for other purposes. Referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure June 25, 2024. Reported \\namended July 18, 2024; Rept. 118–587. Union Cal-\\nendar. Rules suspended. Passed House amended July \\n22, 2024; Roll No. 358: 359–13. Received in Senate \\nJuly 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 8932.— To establish an earlier application proc-\\nessing cycle for the FAFSA. Referred to Education and \\nthe Workforce July 5, 2024. Reported amended Sept. \\n20, 2024; Rept. 118–695. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 589 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–58 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 8958.— To reauthorize the National Aeronautics \\nand Space Administration, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Science, Space, and Technology July 9, 2024. \\nReported amended Sept. 23, 2024; Rept. 118–701. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Sept. 23, 2024; Roll No. 441: 366–21. \\nH.R. 8997 (H. Res. 1370) (S. 4927).— Making appropria-\\ntions for energy and water development and related \\nagencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Appropriations \\nJuly 11, 2024; Rept. 118–580. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 480 \\nConsidered July 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 8998 (H. Res. 1370) (S. 4802).— Making appropria-\\ntions for the Department of the Interior, environment, \\nand related agencies for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations July 11, 2024; Rept. 118–581. \\nUnion Calendar. Considered July 23, 2024. Passed \\nHouse amended July 24, 2024; Roll No. 399: 210–205. \\nReceived in Senate Aug. 1, 2024. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Sept. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 9026 (S. 4795).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Commerce and Justice, Science, and \\nRelated Agencies for the fiscal year ending September \\n30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported from Appro-\\npriations July 11, 2024; Rept. 118–582. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 482 \\nH.R. 9027 (S. 4690).— Making appropriations for Agri-\\nculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Adminis-\\ntration, and Related Agencies programs for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2025, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Appropriations July 12, 2024; \\nRept. 118–583. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 483 \\nH.R. 9028 (S. 4796).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Transportation, and Housing and \\nUrban Development, and related agencies for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2025, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Appropriations July 12, 2024; \\nRept. 118–584. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 484 \\nH.R. 9029 (S. 4942).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Labor, Health and Human Services, \\nand Education, and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations July 12, 2024; Rept. \\n118–585. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 485 \\nH.R. 9076.— To reauthorize and modernize part B of \\ntitle IV of the Social Security Act to strengthen child \\nwelfare services, expand the availability of prevention \\nservices to better meet the needs of vulnerable fami-\\nlies, and for other purposes. Referred to Ways and \\nMeans July 22, 2024. Reported amended Sept. 17, \\n2024; Rept. 118–679. Union Calendar. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Sept. 17, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 18, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 423: 405–10. Received in Senate and referred to \\nFinance Sept. 19, 2024. \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 9106.— To direct the Director of the United States \\nSecret Service to apply the same standards for deter-\\nmining the number of agents required to protect Presi-\\ndents, Vice Presidents, and major Presidential and \\nVice Presidential candidates, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to the Judiciary July 23, 2024. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Sept. 19, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House amended Sept. 20, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 439: 405–0. Received in Senate Sept. 23, 2024. \\nH.R. 9456 (H. Res. 1430).— To amend the Defense Pro-\\nduction Act of 1950 with respect to foreign investments \\nin United States agriculture, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Financial Services and in addition to For-\\neign Affairs, and Energy and Commerce Sept. 6, 2024. \\nPassed House Sept. 11, 2024; Roll No. 415: 269–149. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs Sept. 12, 2024. \\nH.R. 9459.— To amend the Homeland Security Act of \\n2002 to enable secure and trustworthy technology \\nthrough other transaction contracting authority, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nSept. 6, 2024. Reported Sept. 18, 2024; Rept. 118–687. \\nUnion Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. \\n23, 2024. \\nH.R. 9460 (S. 4698).— To authorize the Joint Task \\nForces of the Department of Homeland Security, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nSept. 6, 2024. Reported Sept. 18, 2024; Rept. 118–688. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 582 \\nH.R. 9468.— Making supplemental appropriations for \\nthe fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Appropriations Sept. 6, \\n2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 17, 2024. \\nReceived in Senate Sept. 17, 2024. Passed Senate Sept. \\n19, 2024. Presented to the President Sept. 19, 2024. \\nApproved Sept. 20, 2024. Public Law 118–82. \\nH.R. 9487.— To amend the Legislative Reorganization \\nAct of 1970 to authorize the Legislative Counsel of \\nthe House of Representatives to designate more than \\none of the attorneys of the Office of the Legislative \\nCounsel as a Deputy Legislative Counsel, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to House Administration Sept. 6, \\n2024. Reported Sept. 16, 2024; Rept. 118–678. \\nHouse Calendar......................................................House 89 \\nH.R. 9488.— To amend the Federal Election Campaign \\nAct of 1971 to require the disclosure of the card \\nverification value as a condition of the acceptance of \\nonline contributions made through the use of credit \\nor debit cards in elections for Federal office and to \\nprohibit the acceptance of contributions made through \\nthe use of gift cards and prepaid credit cards in such \\nelections, and for other purposes. Referred to House \\nAdministration Sept. 6, 2024. Reported amended Sept. \\n20, 2024; Rept. 118–696. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 590 \\nH.R. 9489.— To sunset the Advisory Committee on the \\nRecords of Congress, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto House Administration Sept. 6, 2024. Reported Sept. \\n17, 2024; Rept. 118–684. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 579 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–59 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\nH.R. 9494 (H. Res. 1430).— Making continuing appro-\\npriations for fiscal year 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Appropriations and in addition to the \\nBudget Sept. 9, 2024. Failed of passage Sept. 18, 2024; \\nRoll No. 431: 202–220. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n8–60 \\nHOUSE BILLS—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 9\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n9–1 \\nHOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS \\nH.J. Res. 7 (H. Res. 75).— Relating to a national emer-\\ngency declared by the President on March 13, 2020. \\nReferred to Transportation and Infrastructure Jan. 9, \\n2023. Passed House Feb. 1, 2023; Roll No. 104: \\n229–197. Received in Senate and referred to Finance \\nFeb. 2, 2023. Committee discharged. Ordered placed \\non the calendar Mar. 28, 2023. Passed Senate Mar. \\n29, 2023; Roll No. 80: 68–23. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Apr. 5, 2023. Approved Apr. 10, 2023. Public \\nLaw 118–3. \\nH.J. Res. 24 (H. Res. 97).— Disapproving the action of \\nthe District of Columbia Council in approving the \\nLocal Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2022. \\nReferred to Oversight and Accountability Jan. 31, \\n2023. Considered Feb. 8, 2023. Passed House Feb. 9, \\n2023; Roll No. 118: 260–162. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Feb. 13, 2023. \\nH.J. Res. 25 (S.J. Res. 4).— Removing the deadline for \\nthe ratification of the equal rights amendment. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Jan. 31, 2023. Discharge peti-\\ntion filed July 18, 2023; Pet. 118–6. \\nH.J. Res. 26 (H. Res. 97).— Disapproving the action of \\nthe District of Columbia Council in approving the Re-\\nvised Criminal Code Act of 2022. Referred to Oversight \\nand Accountability Feb. 2, 2023. Passed House Feb. \\n9, 2023; Roll No. 119: 250–173. Received in Senate \\nand referred to Homeland Security and Governmental \\nAffairs Feb. 13, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate Mar. 8, 2023; Roll No. 49: 81–14. Presented \\nto the President Mar. 15, 2023. Approved Mar. 20, \\n2023. Public Law 118–1. \\nH.J. Res. 27 (H. Res. 199).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Department of the \\nArmy, Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense and \\nthe Environmental Protection Agency relating to ‘‘Re-\\nvised Definition of ‘Waters of the United States’’’. Re-\\nferred to Transportation and Infrastructure Feb. 2, \\n2023. Reported Mar. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–6. Union Cal-\\nendar. Passed House Mar. 9, 2023; Roll No. 142: \\n227–198. Received in Senate Mar. 14, 2023. Passed \\nSenate Mar. 29, 2023; Roll No. 79: 53–43. Presented \\nto the President Apr. 5, 2023. Vetoed Apr. 6, 2023. \\nHouse sustained Presidential veto Apr. 18, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 187: 227–196. In House, veto referred to Transpor-\\ntation and Infrastructure Apr. 18, 2023. \\nH.J. Res. 29 (S.J. Res. 9).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the United States Fish \\nand Wildlife Service relating to ‘‘Endangered and \\nThreatened Wildlife and Plants; Lesser Prairie-Chick-\\nen; Threatened Status With Section 4(d) Rule for the \\nNorthern Distinct Population Segment and Endan-\\ngered Status for the Southern Distinct Population Seg-\\nment’’. Referred to Natural Resources Feb. 7, 2023. \\nReported June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–94. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 71 \\nHOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH.J. Res. 30 (H. Res. 166).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Department of \\nLabor relating to ‘‘Prudence and Loyalty in Selecting \\nPlan Investments and Exercising Shareholder Rights’’. \\nReferred to Education and the Workforce Feb. 7, 2023. \\nPassed House Feb. 28, 2023; Roll No. 124: 216–204. \\nReceived in Senate and passed Mar. 1, 2023; Roll No. \\n35: 50–46. Presented to the President Mar. 9, 2023. \\nVetoed Mar. 20, 2023. House sustained Presidential \\nveto Mar. 23, 2023; Roll No. 149: 219–200. In House, \\nveto referred to Education and the Workforce Mar. \\n23, 2023. \\nH.J. Res. 39 (H. Res. 327).— Disapproving the rule sub-\\nmitted by the Department of Commerce relating to \\n‘‘Procedures Covering Suspension of Liquidation, Du-\\nties and Estimated Duties in Accord With Presidential \\nProclamation 10414’’. Referred to Ways and Means \\nMar. 7, 2023. Reported Apr. 21, 2023; Rept. 118–38. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House Apr. 28, 2023; Roll No. \\n202: 221–202. Received in Senate May 1, 2023. Passed \\nSenate May 3, 2023; Roll No. 109: 56–41. Presented \\nto the President May 9, 2023. Vetoed May 16, 2023. \\nHouse sustained Presidential veto May 24, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 233: 214–205. In House, veto referred to Ways \\nand Means May 24, 2023. \\nH.J. Res. 42 (H. Res. 298).— Disapproving the action \\nof the District of Columbia Council in approving the \\nComprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Amend-\\nment Act of 2022. Referred to Oversight and Account-\\nability Mar. 9, 2023. Reported Apr. 6, 2023; Rept. \\n118–33. House Calendar. Passed House Apr. 19, 2023; \\nRoll No. 188: 229–189. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Apr. \\n20, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate May \\n16, 2023; Roll No. 126: 56–43. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent May 18, 2023. Vetoed May 25, 2023. House sus-\\ntained Presidential veto June 13, 2023; Roll No. 253: \\n233–197. In House, veto referred to Oversight and Ac-\\ncountability June 13, 2023. \\nH.J. Res. 44 (H. Res. 495).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Alcohol, \\nTobacco, Firearms, and Explosives relating to ‘‘Fac-\\ntoring Criteria for Firearms with Attached ‘Stabilizing \\nBraces’’’. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 17, 2023. Re-\\nported May 17, 2023; Rept. 118–69. Union Calendar. \\nPassed House June 13, 2023; Roll No. 252: 219–210. \\nReceived in Senate and ordered placed on the calendar \\nJune 13, 2023. Failed of passage June 22, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 171: 49–50. \\nH.J. Res. 45 (H. Res. 429).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Department of Edu-\\ncation relating to ‘‘Waivers and Modifications of Fed-\\neral Student Loans’’. Referred to Education and the \\nWorkforce Mar. 27, 2023. Reported May 18, 2023; \\nRept. 118–71. Union Calendar. Passed House May 24, \\n2023; Roll No. 234: 218–203. Received in Senate May \\n30, 2023. Passed Senate June 1, 2023; Roll No. 135: \\n52–46. Presented to the President June 7, 2023. Vetoed \\nJune 7, 2023. House sustained Presidential veto June \\n21, 2023; Roll No. 277: 221–206. In House, veto re-\\nferred to Education and the Workforce June 21, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n9–2 \\nHOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH.J. Res. 46 (S.J. Res. 23).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the National Marine \\nFisheries Service relating to ‘‘Endangered and Threat-\\nened Wildlife and Plants; Regulations for Listing En-\\ndangered and Threatened Species and Designating \\nCritical Habitat’’. Referred to Natural Resources Mar. \\n30, 2023. Reported June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–95. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 72 \\nH.J. Res. 49 (S.J. Res. 24).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the United States Fish \\nand Wildlife Service relating to ‘‘Endangered and \\nThreatened Wildlife and Plants; Endangered Species \\nStatus for Northern Long-Eared Bat’’. Referred to Nat-\\nural Resources Mar. 30, 2023. Reported June 5, 2023; \\nRept. 118–96. \\nUnion Calendar ......................................................Union 73 \\nH.J. Res. 62.— Providing for the reappointment of Mi-\\nchael Govan as a citizen regent of the Board of Regents \\nof the Smithsonian Institution. Referred to House Ad-\\nministration May 11, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed House June 5, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Rules and Administration June 6, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Dec. 14, 2023. \\nPresented to the President Dec. 19, 2023. Approved \\nDec. 21, 2023. Public Law 118–28. \\nH.J. Res. 63.— Providing for the appointment of Antoi-\\nnette Bush as a citizen regent of the Board of Regents \\nof the Smithsonian Institution. Referred to House Ad-\\nministration May 11, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed House June 5, 2023. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Rules and Administration June 6, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Dec. 14, 2023. \\nPresented to the President Dec. 19, 2023. Approved \\nDec. 21, 2023. Public Law 118–29. \\nH.J. Res. 64.— Providing for the reappointment of Roger \\nW. Ferguson as a citizen regent of the Board of Re-\\ngents of the Smithsonian Institution. Referred to \\nHouse Administration May 11, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed House June 5, 2023. Received in Sen-\\nate and referred to Rules and Administration June \\n6, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate Dec. \\n14, 2023. Presented to the President Dec. 19, 2023. \\nApproved Dec. 21, 2023. Public Law 118–30. \\nH.J. Res. 66 (S.J. Res. 32).— Disapproving the rule sub-\\nmitted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau \\nrelating to ‘‘Small Business Lending Under the Equal \\nCredit Opportunity Act (Regulation B)’’. Referred to \\nFinancial Services May 31, 2023. Reported Nov. 28, \\n2023; Rept. 118–279. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 224 \\nH.J. Res. 68.— Relating to a national emergency de-\\nclared by the President on October 27, 2006. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs June 12, 2023. Failed of passage \\nJuly 18, 2023; Roll No. 333: 27–381. \\nH.J. Res. 70.— Relating to a national emergency de-\\nclared by the President on February 25, 2011. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs June 12, 2023. Failed of passage \\nJuly 18, 2023; Roll No. 334: 30–388. \\nHOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH.J. Res. 71.— Relating to a national emergency de-\\nclared by the President on May 22, 2003. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs June 14, 2023. Failed of passage \\nJuly 18, 2023; Roll No. 336: 26–394. \\nH.J. Res. 74.— Relating to a national emergency de-\\nclared by the President on May 16, 2012. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs June 15, 2023. Failed of passage \\nJuly 18, 2023; Roll No. 335: 27–393. \\nH.J. Res. 79.— Relating to a national emergency de-\\nclared by the President on May 11, 2004. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs July 6, 2023. Failed of passage July \\n18, 2023; Roll No. 337: 24–394. \\nH.J. Res. 88 (H. Res. 906) (S.J. Res. 43).— Providing \\nfor congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title \\n5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the \\nDepartment of Education relating to ‘‘Improving In-\\ncome Driven Repayment for the William D. Ford Fed-\\neral Direct Loan Program and the Federal Family \\nEducation Loan (FFEL) Program’’. Referred to Edu-\\ncation and the Workforce Sept. 5, 2023. Reported Oct. \\n25, 2023; Rept. 118–253. Union Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Dec. 7, 2023; Roll No. 705: 210–189. Received \\nin Senate and ordered placed on the calendar Dec. \\n11, 2023. \\nH.J. Res. 98 (H. Res. 947).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the National Labor \\nRelations Board relating to ‘‘Standard for Determining \\nJoint Employer Status’’. Referred to Education and the \\nWorkforce Nov. 9, 2023. Reported Jan. 3, 2024; Rept. \\n118–338. Union Calendar. Passed House Jan. 12, 2024; \\nRoll No. 10: 206–177. Received in Senate Jan. 16, \\n2024. Passed Senate Apr. 10, 2024; Roll No. 122: \\n50–48. Presented to the President May 1, 2024. Vetoed \\nMay 3, 2024. House sustained Presidential veto May \\n7, 2024; Roll No. 185: 214–191. In House, veto referred \\nto Education and the Workforce May 7, 2024. \\nH.J. Res. 109 (H. Res. 1194).— Providing for congres-\\nsional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United \\nStates Code, of the rule submitted by the Securities \\nand Exchange Commission relating to ‘‘Staff Account-\\ning Bulletin No. 121’’. Referred to Financial Services \\nFeb. 1, 2024. Reported May 1, 2024; Rept. 118–480. \\nUnion Calendar. Passed House May 8, 2024; Roll No. \\n189: 228–182. Received in Senate May 9, 2024. Passed \\nSenate May 16, 2024; Roll No. 169: 60–38. Presented \\nto the President May 23, 2024. Vetoed May 31, 2024. \\nHouse sustained Presidential veto July 11, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 355: 228–184. In House, veto referred to Financial \\nServices July 11, 2024. \\nH.J. Res. 116.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Department of the Labor relat-\\ning to ‘‘Employee or Independent Contractor Classifica-\\ntion Under the Fair Labor Standards Act’’. Referred \\nto Education and the Workforce Mar. 6, 2024. Reported \\nApr. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–445. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 369 \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n9–3 \\nHOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH.J. Res. 122.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Bureau of Consumer Financial \\nProtection relating to ‘‘Credit Card Penalty Fees (Reg-\\nulation Z)’’. Referred to Financial Services Mar. 29, \\n2024. Reported July 30, 2024; Rept. 118–618. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 516 \\nH.J. Res. 124.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Office of the Comptroller of the \\nCurrency relating to ‘‘Principles for Climate-Related \\nFinancial Risk Management for Large Financial Insti-\\ntutions’’. Referred to Financial Services Apr. 5, 2024. \\nReported July 30, 2024; Rept. 118–617. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 515 \\nH.J. Res. 125.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Board of Governors of the Fed-\\neral Reserve System relating to ‘‘Principles for Cli-\\nmate-Related Financial Risk Management for Large \\nFinancial Institutions’’. Referred to Financial Services \\nApr. 5, 2024. Reported Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–651. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 548 \\nH.J. Res. 126.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor-\\nporation relating to ‘‘Principles for Climate-Related Fi-\\nnancial Risk Management for Large Financial Institu-\\ntions’’. Referred to Financial Services Apr. 5, 2024. \\nReported July 30, 2024; Rept. 118–619. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 517 \\nH.J. Res. 127.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Securities and Exchange Com-\\nmission relating to ‘‘The Enhancement and Standard-\\nization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors’’. \\nReferred to Financial Services Apr. 9, 2024. Reported \\nJuly 30, 2024; Rept. 118–615. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 513 \\nH.J. Res. 136 (H. Res. 1455).— Providing for congres-\\nsional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United \\nStates Code, of the rule submitted by the Environ-\\nmental Protection Agency relating to ‘‘Multi-Pollutant \\nEmissions Standards for Model Years 2027 and Later \\nLight-Duty and Medium-Duty Vehicles’’. Referred to \\nEnergy and Commerce May 1, 2024. Passed House \\nSept. 20, 2024; Roll No. 438: 215–191. Received in \\nSenate and referred to Environment and Public Works \\nSept. 23, 2024. \\nH.J. Res. 148.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Department of the Treasury re-\\nlating to ‘‘Clean Vehicle Credits Under Sections 25E \\nand 30D; Transfer of Credits; Critical Minerals and \\nBattery Components; Foreign Entities of Concern’’. Re-\\nferred to Ways and Means May 16, 2024. Reported \\nJuly 18, 2024; Rept. 118–595. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 495 \\nHOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH.J. Res. 165 (H. Res. 1341).— Providing for congres-\\nsional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United \\nStates Code, of the rule submitted by the Department \\nof Education relating to ‘‘Nondiscrimination on the \\nBasis of Sex in Education Programs or Activities Re-\\nceiving Federal Financial Assistance’’. Referred to Edu-\\ncation and the Workforce June 5, 2024. Reported June \\n25, 2024; Rept. 118–558. Union Calendar. Considered \\nJuly 10, 2024. Passed House July 11, 2024; Roll No. \\n354: 210–205. Received in Senate and ordered placed \\non the calendar July 23, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n9–4 \\nHOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 10\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n10–1 \\nHOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS \\nH. Con. Res. 1.— Regarding consent to assemble outside \\nthe seat of government. Passed House Jan. 9, 2023. \\nReceived in Senate Jan. 23 (Legislative day of Jan. \\n3), 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 3 (H. Res. 5).— Expressing the sense of \\nCongress condemning the recent attacks on pro-life fa-\\ncilities, groups, and churches. Referred to the Judiciary \\nJan. 9, 2023. Passed House Jan. 11, 2023; Roll No. \\n30: 222–209. Received in Senate and referred to the \\nJudiciary Jan. 23 (Legislative day of Jan. 3), 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 7 (S. Con. Res. 2).— Commending the brav-\\nery, courage, and resolve of the women and men of \\nIran demonstrating in more than 133 cities and risking \\ntheir safety to speak out against the Iranian regime’s \\nhuman rights abuses. Referred to Foreign Affairs Jan. \\n9, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended Jan. \\n25, 2023; Roll No. 36: 420–1. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to Foreign Relations Jan. 26, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 9 (H. Res. 83).— Denouncing the horrors \\nof socialism. Referred to Financial Services Jan. 25, \\n2023. Passed House Feb. 2, 2023; Roll No. 106: 328–86. \\nReceived in Senate and referred to the Judiciary Feb. \\n7, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 11 (H. Con. Res. 93).— Providing for a \\njoint session of Congress to receive a message from \\nthe President. Passed House Jan. 31, 2023. Received \\nin Senate Feb. 1, 2023. Passed Senate Feb. 2, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 14.— Expressing disapproval of the revoca-\\ntion by President Biden of the Presidential permit for \\nthe Keystone XL pipeline. Referred to Transportation \\nand Infrastructure and in addition to Energy and Com-\\nmerce, and Natural Resources Feb. 7, 2023. Reported \\nfrom Energy and Commerce Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. \\n118–25, Pt. I. \\nH. Con. Res. 15 (H. Con. Res. 83).— Authorizing the \\nuse of the Capitol Grounds for the National Peace \\nOfficers Memorial Service and the National Honor \\nGuard and Pipe Band Exhibition. Referred to Trans-\\nportation and Infrastructure Feb. 9, 2023. Reported \\nMar. 17, 2023; Rept. 118–11. House Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Mar. 27, 2023. Received in \\nSenate Mar. 28, 2023. Passed Senate Mar. 29, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 17.— Expressing the sense of Congress \\nthat the Federal Government should not impose any \\nrestrictions on the export of crude oil or other petro-\\nleum products. Referred to Energy and Commerce Feb. \\n17, 2023. Reported Mar. 23, 2023; Rept. 118–27. \\nHouse Calendar........................................................House 9 \\nH. Con. Res. 21.— Directing the President, pursuant \\nto section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove \\nthe United States Armed Forces from Syria. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs Mar. 1, 2023. Failed of passage Mar. \\n8, 2023; Roll No. 136: 103–321. \\nHOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Con. Res. 25 (H. Con. Res. 89).— Authorizing the \\nuse of Emancipation Hall in the Capitol Visitor Center \\nfor a ceremony as part of the commemoration of the \\ndays of remembrance of victims of the Holocaust. Re-\\nferred to House Administration Mar. 17, 2023. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules Mar. 22, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Mar. 24, 2023; Roll No. 162: \\n405–0. Received in Senate Mar. 27, 2023. Passed Sen-\\nate Mar. 29, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 27 (S. Con. Res. 7).— Condemning Russia’s \\nunjust and arbitrary detention of Russian opposition \\nleader Vladimir Kara-Murza who has stood up in de-\\nfense of democracy, the rule of law, and free and fair \\nelections in Russia. Referred to Foreign Affairs Mar. \\n23, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amended \\nJune 11, 2024. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations June 12, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 30.— Directing the President, pursuant \\nto section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove \\nall United States Armed Forces, other than United \\nStates Armed Forces assigned to protect the United \\nStates Embassy, from Somalia. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs Mar. 28, 2023. Failed of passage Apr. 27, 2023; \\nRoll No. 201: 102–321. \\nH. Con. Res. 35.— Authorizing the use of Emancipation \\nHall in the Capitol Visitor Center for an event to cele-\\nbrate a King Kamehameha Day Lei Draping Cere-\\nmony. Referred to House Administration Apr. 25, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed House Apr. 26, 2023. \\nReceived in Senate May 1, 2023. Passed Senate May \\n11, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 40 (H. Res. 398) (H. Con. Res. 106).— \\nExpressing support for local law enforcement officers \\nand condemning efforts to defund or dismantle local \\nlaw enforcement agencies. Referred to the Judiciary \\nMay 5, 2023. Reported May 15, 2023; Rept. 118–57. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House amended May 18, \\n2023; Roll No. 227: 301–119. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to the Judiciary May 30, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 43.— Authorizing the use of the Capitol \\nGrounds for the Greater Washington Soap Box Derby. \\nReferred to Transportation and Infrastructure May 17, \\n2023. Reported May 31, 2023; Rept. 118–82. House \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House June 5, \\n2023. Received in Senate June 6, 2023. Passed Senate \\nJune 14, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 57.— Expressing the sense of Congress \\nsupporting the State of Israel. Referred to Foreign Af-\\nfairs and in addition to the Judiciary July 17, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House July 18, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 338: 412–9. Received in Senate and referred to \\nForeign Relations July 19, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed Senate July 25, 2023. \\nH. Con. Res. 83 (H. Con. Res. 15).— Authorizing the \\nuse of the Capitol Grounds for the National Peace \\nOfficers Memorial Service and the National Honor \\nGuard and Pipe Band Exhibition. Referred to Trans-\\nportation and Infrastructure Jan. 18, 2024. Reported \\nMar. 7, 2024; Rept. 118–415. House Calendar. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Mar. 11, 2024. Received in \\nSenate Mar. 12, 2024. Passed Senate May 9, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n10–2 \\nHOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Con. Res. 84.— Authorizing the use of Emancipation \\nHall in the Capitol Visitor Center for a ceremony to \\npresent the Congressional Gold Medal collectively to \\nthe 23d Headquarters Special Troops and the 3133d \\nSignal Services Company, known collectively as the \\n‘‘Ghost Army’’, in recognition of unique and highly dis-\\ntinguished service during World War II. Referred to \\nHouse Administration Jan. 22, 2024. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed House Feb. 6, 2024. Received in Sen-\\nate Feb. 7, 2024. Passed Senate Mar. 14, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 85.— Authorizing the use of Emancipation \\nHall in the Capitol Visitor Center for a ceremony to \\npresent the Congressional Gold Medal collectively to \\nthe women in the United States who joined the work-\\nforce during World War II, providing the aircraft, vehi-\\ncles, weaponry, ammunition, and other material to win \\nthe war and who were referred to as ‘‘Rosie the Riv-\\neter’’, in recognition of their contributions to the \\nUnited States and the inspiration they have provided \\nto ensuing generations. Referred to House Administra-\\ntion Jan. 25, 2024. Committee discharged. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 6, 2024. Received in Senate Feb. 7, 2024. \\nPassed Senate Apr. 10, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 86 (H. Res. 1085).— Expressing the sense \\nof Congress that a carbon tax would be detrimental \\nto the United States economy. Referred to Ways and \\nMeans Jan. 25, 2024. Passed House Mar. 21, 2024; \\nRoll No. 97: 222–196. Received in Senate and referred \\nto Finance Mar. 22, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 89 (H. Con. Res. 25).— Authorizing the \\nuse of Emancipation Hall in the Capitol Visitor Center \\nfor a ceremony as part of the commemoration of the \\ndays of remembrance of victims of the Holocaust. Re-\\nferred to House Administration Feb. 6, 2024. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed House Feb. 28, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Feb. 29, 2024. Passed Senate May \\n2, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 93 (H. Con. Res. 11).— Providing for a \\njoint session of Congress to receive a message from \\nthe President. Passed House Mar. 5, 2024. Received \\nin Senate and passed Mar. 6, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 94.— Directing the Clerk of the House \\nof Representatives to make a correction in the enroll-\\nment of H.R. 4366. Passed House Mar. 6, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Mar. 6, 2024. Passed Senate Mar. \\n8, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 100.— Directing the Clerk of the House \\nof Representatives to make a correction in the enroll-\\nment of H.R. 2882. Passed House Mar. 22, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Mar. 22, 2024. Passed Senate Mar. \\n23 (Legislative day of Mar. 22), 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 106 (H. Con. Res. 40).— Expressing support \\nfor local law enforcement officers and condemning ef-\\nforts to defund local law enforcement agencies. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary May 6, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House May 14, 2024. Received in Senate and \\nreferred to the Judiciary May 15, 2024. \\nHOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Con. Res. 117.— Establishing the congressional budg-\\net for the United States Government for fiscal year \\n2025 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary lev-\\nels for fiscal years 2026 through 2034. Reported from \\nthe Budget June 27, 2024; Rept. 118–568. \\nUnion Calendar ....................................................Union 469 \\nH. Con. Res. 120.— Authorizing the use of Emancipation \\nHall in the Capitol Visitor Center for a ceremony as \\npart of the unveiling of the statue of Johnny Cash, \\nprovided by the State of Arkansas. Referred to House \\nAdministration July 10, 2024. Committee discharged. \\nPassed House July 23, 2024. Received in Senate July \\n24, 2024. Passed Senate July 31, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 124.— Authorizing the use of Emancipation \\nHall in the Capitol Visitor Center for a ceremony to \\npresent the Congressional Gold Medals awarded under \\nthe Hidden Figures Congressional Gold Medal Act. Re-\\nferred to House Administration Aug. 2, 2024. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed House Aug. 16, 2024. Re-\\nceived in Senate Sept. 9, 2024. Passed Senate Sept. \\n10, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 126.— Authorizing the use of the rotunda \\nof the Capitol for a ceremony to award posthumously \\na Congressional Gold Medal in commemoration to the \\nservicemembers who perished in Afghanistan on Au-\\ngust 26, 2021, during the evacuation of citizens of the \\nUnited States and Afghan allies at Hamid Karzai \\nInternational Airport. Referred to House Administra-\\ntion Aug. 16, 2024. Committee discharged. Passed \\nHouse Aug. 16, 2024. Received in Senate and passed \\nSept. 9, 2024. \\nH. Con. Res. 127.— Authorizing the use of Emancipation \\nHall in the Capitol Visitor Center for the unveiling \\nof a statue of Martha Hughes Cannon. Referred to \\nHouse Administration Sept. 3, 2024. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n10–3 \\nHOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n10–4 \\nHOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 11\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–1 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS \\nH. Res. 1.— Electing officers of the House of Representa-\\ntives. Passed House Jan. 7 (Legislative day of Jan. \\n6), 2023. \\nH. Res. 2 (H. Res. 949).— To inform the Senate that \\na quorum of the House has assembled and election \\nof the Speaker and the Clerk. Passed House Jan. 7 \\n(Legislative day of Jan. 6), 2023. \\nH. Res. 3 (H. Res. 948).— Authorizing the Speaker to \\nappoint a committee to notify the President of the \\nassembly of the Congress. Passed House Jan. 7 (Legis-\\nlative day of Jan. 6), 2023. \\nH. Res. 4.— Authorizing the Clerk to inform the Presi-\\ndent of the election of the Speaker and the Clerk. \\nPassed House Jan. 7 (Legislative day of Jan. 6), 2023. \\nH. Res. 5 (H.R. 23) (H. Res. 11) (H. Res. 12) (H.R. 26) \\n(H. Con. Res. 3) (H.R. 22) (H.R. 21) (H. Res. 1486).— \\nAdopting the Rules of the House of Representatives \\nfor the One Hundred Eighteenth Congress, and for \\nother purposes. Passed House Jan. 9, 2023; Roll No. \\n23: 220–213. \\nH. Res. 6 (H. Res. 950).— Fixing the daily hour of meet-\\ning of the First Session of the One Hundred Eight-\\neenth Congress. Passed House Jan. 9, 2023. \\nH. Res. 11 (H. Res. 5).— Establishing the Select Com-\\nmittee on the Strategic Competition Between the \\nUnited States and the Chinese Communist Party. Re-\\nferred to Rules Jan. 9, 2023. Passed House Jan. 10, \\n2023; Roll No. 26: 365–65. \\nH. Res. 12 (H. Res. 5).— Establishing a Select Sub-\\ncommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Gov-\\nernment as a select investigative subcommittee of the \\nCommittee on the Judiciary. Referred to Rules Jan. \\n9, 2023. Passed House Jan. 10, 2023; Roll No. 27: \\n221–211. \\nH. Res. 14.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nJan. 10, 2023. \\nH. Res. 15.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nJan. 10, 2023. \\nH. Res. 56.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nJan. 25, 2023. \\nH. Res. 57.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nJan. 25, 2023. \\nH. Res. 60.— Electing Members to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Jan. 26, 2023. \\nH. Res. 67.— Providing amounts for the expenses of \\nthe Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Be-\\ntween the United States and the Chinese Communist \\nParty. Referred to House Administration Jan. 26, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed House Jan. 27, 2023. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 70.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nJan. 30, 2023. \\nH. Res. 71.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives and ranking \\na Member on a certain standing committee of the \\nHouse of Representatives. Passed House Jan. 30, 2023. \\nH. Res. 75 (H.R. 139) (H.R. 382) (H.R. 497) (H.J. Res. \\n7).— Providing for consideration of the joint resolution \\n(H.J. Res. 7) relating to a national emergency declared \\nby the President on March 13, 2020; providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 139) to require Executive \\nagencies to submit to Congress a study of the impacts \\nof expanded telework and remote work by agency em-\\nployees during the COVID-19 pandemic and a plan \\nfor the agency’s future use of telework and remote \\nwork, and for other purposes; providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 382) to terminate the public \\nhealth emergency declared with respect to COVID-19; \\nand providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 497) \\nto eliminate the COVID-19 vaccine mandate on health \\ncare providers furnishing items and services under cer-\\ntain Federal health care programs. Reported from \\nRules Jan. 31, 2023; Rept. 118–1. House Calendar. \\nPassed House Jan. 31, 2023; Roll No. 96: 216–208. \\nH. Res. 76 (H. Res. 83).— Removing a certain Member \\nfrom a certain standing committee of the House. Re-\\nferred to Ethics Jan. 31, 2023. Passed House Feb. 2, \\n2023; Roll No. 105: 218–211. \\nH. Res. 78.— Providing for a certain total number of \\nmembers on certain select committees and subcommit-\\ntees, and for other purposes. Referred to Rules Jan. \\n31, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed House Jan. \\n31, 2023. \\nH. Res. 79.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nJan. 31, 2023. \\nH. Res. 80.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nJan. 31, 2023. \\nH. Res. 83 (H. Res. 76) (H. Con. Res. 9).— Providing \\nfor consideration of the concurrent resolution (H. Con. \\nRes. 9) denouncing the horrors of socialism, and pro-\\nviding for consideration of the resolution (H. Res. 76) \\nremoving a certain Member from a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House. Reported from Rules Feb. 1, \\n2023; Rept. 118–2. House Calendar. Passed House Feb. \\n1, 2023; Roll No. 102: 218–209. \\nH. Res. 84.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 1, 2023. \\nH. Res. 87.— Electing Members to certain standing com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives. Passed House \\nFeb. 1, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–2 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 90.— Demanding that the Government of the \\nPeople’s Republic of China and the Communist Party \\nof China immediately release Mark Swidan. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs Feb. 1, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Apr. 25, 2023; Roll No. 193: \\n418–0. \\nH. Res. 97 (H.R. 185) (H.J. Res. 24) (H.J. Res. 26).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 185) to \\nterminate the requirement imposed by the Director \\nof the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for \\nproof of COVID-19 vaccination for foreign travelers, \\nand for other purposes; providing for consideration of \\nthe joint resolution (H.J. Res. 24) disapproving the \\naction of the District of Columbia Council in approving \\nthe Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act of \\n2022; and providing for consideration of the joint reso-\\nlution (H.J. Res. 26) disapproving the action of the \\nDistrict of Columbia Council in approving the Revised \\nCriminal Code Act of 2022. Reported from Rules Feb. \\n7, 2023; Rept. 118–3. House Calendar. Passed House \\nFeb. 7, 2023; Roll No. 109: 217–208. \\nH. Res. 102.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House. Passed House Feb. 8, 2023. \\nH. Res. 103.— Electing Members to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 8, 2023. \\nH. Res. 104.— Condemning the Chinese Communist Par-\\nty’s use of a high-altitude surveillance balloon over \\nUnited States territory as a brazen violation of United \\nStates sovereignty. Referred to Foreign Affairs Feb. \\n8, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Feb. 9, 2023; \\nRoll No. 117: 419–0. \\nH. Res. 114 (H. Res. 773) (H. Res. 878).— In the matter \\nof George Santos. Referred to Ethics Feb. 9, 2023. Con-\\nsidered May 17, 2023. Referred to Ethics May 17, \\n2023; Roll No. 217: 221–204 \\nH. Res. 132.— Responding to the earthquakes in Tu\\n¨rkiye \\nand Syria on February 6, 2023. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs and in addition to Financial Services, and the \\nJudiciary Feb. 17, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 27, 2023; Roll No. 120: 414–2. \\nH. Res. 149.— Condemning the illegal abduction of chil-\\ndren from Ukraine to the Russian Federation. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs Feb. 21, 2023. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended Mar. 19, 2024; Roll No. 88: \\n390–9. \\nH. Res. 158.— Of inquiry requesting the President and \\ndirecting the Secretary of Defense and Secretary of \\nState to transmit, respectively, certain documents to \\nthe House of Representatives relating to congression-\\nally appropriated funds to the nation of Ukraine from \\nJanuary 20, 2021 to February 24, 2023. Referred to \\nForeign Affairs Feb. 24, 2023. Reported Mar. 27, 2023; \\nRept. 118–29. \\nHouse Calendar......................................................House 10 \\nH. Res. 164.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 27, 2023. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 166 (H.R. 347) (H.J. Res. 30).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 347) to require the Exec-\\nutive Office of the President to provide an inflation \\nestimate with respect to Executive orders with a sig-\\nnificant effect on the annual gross budget, and for \\nother purposes, and providing for consideration of the \\njoint resolution (H.J. Res. 30) providing for congres-\\nsional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United \\nStates Code, of the rule submitted by the Department \\nof Labor relating to ‘‘Prudence and Loyalty in Selecting \\nPlan Investments and Exercising Shareholder Rights’’ \\nReported from Rules Feb. 27, 2023; Rept. 118–4. House \\nCalendar. Passed House Feb. 28, 2023; Roll No. 123: \\n216–205. \\nH. Res. 179.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 28, 2023. \\nH. Res. 194.— Electing Members to the Joint Committee \\nof Congress on the Library and the Joint Committee \\non Printing. Referred to House Administration Mar. \\n3, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed House Mar. \\n7, 2023. \\nH. Res. 197.— Providing for the expenses of certain com-\\nmittees of the House of Representatives in the One \\nHundred Eighteenth Congress. Referred to House Ad-\\nministration Mar. 7, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 8, \\n2023; Rept. 118–8. House Calendar. Passed House \\namended Mar. 10, 2023. \\nH. Res. 199 (H.R. 140) (H.J. Res. 27) (S. 619).— Pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 140) to amend \\ntitle 5, United States Code, to prohibit Federal employ-\\nees from advocating for censorship of viewpoints in \\ntheir official capacity, and for other purposes; pro-\\nviding for consideration of the joint resolution (H.J. \\nRes. 27) providing for congressional disapproval under \\nchapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule \\nsubmitted by the Department of the Army, Corps of \\nEngineers, Department of Defense and the Environ-\\nmental Protection Agency relating to ‘‘Revised Defini-\\ntion of ‘Waters of the United States’’’; and providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (S. 619) to require the \\nDirector of National Intelligence to declassify informa-\\ntion relating to the origin of COVID-19, and for other \\npurposes. Reported from Rules Mar. 7, 2023; Rept. \\n118–7. House Calendar. Passed House amended Mar. \\n8, 2023; Roll No. 135: 216–206. \\nH. Res. 205.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives and rank-\\ning a Member on a certain standing committee of the \\nHouse of Representatives. Passed House Mar. 8, 2023. \\nH. Res. 240.— Condemning recent actions taken by the \\nRussian military to down a United States Air Force \\ndrone. Referred to Foreign Affairs Mar. 21, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House amended Apr. 17, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 184: 410–0. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–3 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 241 (H.R. 5).— Providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 5) to ensure the rights of parents are \\nhonored and protected in the Nation’s public schools. \\nReported from Rules Mar. 22, 2023; Rept. 118–12. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House Mar. 23, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 147: 218–205. \\nH. Res. 260 (H.R. 1).— Providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 1) to lower energy costs by increasing \\nAmerican energy production, exports, infrastructure, \\nand critical minerals processing, by promoting trans-\\nparency, accountability, permitting, and production of \\nAmerican resources, and by improving water quality \\ncertification and energy projects, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Rules Mar. 28, 2023; Rept. \\n118–30. House Calendar. Passed House Mar. 28, 2023; \\nRoll No. 166: 218–203. \\nH. Res. 272.— Calling on the Government of the Russian \\nFederation to immediately release United States cit-\\nizen Paul Whelan. Referred to Foreign Affairs Mar. \\n30, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules June \\n12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House June 14, \\n2023. \\nH. Res. 288.— Urging the European Union to expedi-\\ntiously designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard \\nCorps as a terrorist organization under Common Posi-\\ntion 931, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign \\nAffairs Apr. 13, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nApr. 16, 2024; Roll No. 133: 411–14. \\nH. Res. 298 (H.R. 734) (H.J. Res. 42).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 734) to amend the Edu-\\ncation Amendments of 1972 to provide that for pur-\\nposes of determining compliance with title IX of such \\nAct in athletics, sex shall be recognized based solely \\non a person’s reproductive biology and genetics at \\nbirth, and providing for consideration of the joint reso-\\nlution (H.J. Res. 42) disapproving the action of the \\nDistrict of Columbia Council in approving the Com-\\nprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Amendment \\nAct of 2022. Reported from Rules Apr. 17, 2023; Rept. \\n118–37. House Calendar. Passed House Apr. 18, 2023; \\nRoll No. 186: 217–202. \\nH. Res. 300.— Requesting the President and directing \\nthe Secretary of Defense to transmit, respectively, to \\nthe House of Representatives copies of all documents \\nindicating any plans for current or future military as-\\nsistance to Ukraine and documents indicating whether \\nany United States Armed Forces, including special op-\\nerations forces, are currently deployed in Ukraine. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Apr. 17, 2023. Reported May \\n2, 2023; Rept. 118–44. \\nHouse Calendar......................................................House 15 \\nH. Res. 311.— Encouraging the expansion and strength-\\nening of the Abraham Accords to urge other nations \\nto normalize relations with Israel and ensure that ex-\\nisting agreements reap tangible security and economic \\nbenefits for the citizens of those countries and all peo-\\nples in the region. Referred to Foreign Affairs Apr. \\n20, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Apr. 25, \\n2023; Roll No. 194: 401–19. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 321.— Permitting official photographs of the \\nHouse of Representatives to be taken while the House \\nis in actual session on a date designated by the Speak-\\ner. Referred to House Administration Apr. 25, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed House Apr. 25, 2023. \\nH. Res. 327 (H.R. 2811) (H.J. Res. 39).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 2811) to provide for a \\nresponsible increase to the debt ceiling, and for other \\npurposes, and providing for consideration of the joint \\nresolution (H.J. Res. 39) disapproving the rule sub-\\nmitted by the Department of Commerce relating to \\n‘‘Procedures Covering Suspension of Liquidation, Du-\\nties and Estimated Duties in Accord With Presidential \\nProclamation 10414’’. Reported from Rules Apr. 26, \\n2023; Rept. 118–43. House Calendar. Passed House \\nApr. 26, 2023; Roll No. 196: 219–210. \\nH. Res. 328 (H. Res. 593).— Authorizing video recording \\nin the House Chamber during a joint meeting of Con-\\ngress for certain educational purposes. Referred to \\nHouse Administration Apr. 26, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed House Apr. 26, 2023. \\nH. Res. 350.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 626) to advance commonsense policy priorities. \\nReferred to Rules May 2, 2023. Discharge petition filed \\nMay 17, 2023; Pet. 118–1. \\nH. Res. 363.— Expressing support for recognizing ‘‘Na-\\ntional Police Week’’. Referred to the Judiciary May \\n5, 2023. Reported amended May 15, 2023; Rept. \\n118–56. House Calendar. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended May 15, 2023; Roll No. 214: 413–2. \\nH. Res. 377.— Calling for the immediate release of Evan \\nGershkovich, a United States citizen and journalist, \\nwho was wrongfully detained by the Government of \\nthe Russian Federation in March 2023. Referred to \\nForeign Affairs May 9, 2023. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules June 12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse amended June 13, 2023; Roll No. 256: 422–0. \\nH. Res. 382.— Recognizing the significance of Jewish \\nAmerican Heritage Month as a time to celebrate the \\ncontributions of Jewish Americans to the society and \\nculture of the United States. Referred to the Judiciary \\nMay 9, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMay 30, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned May 31, 2023; Roll No. 242: 429–0. \\nH. Res. 383 (H.R. 2) (H.R. 1163).— Providing for consid-\\neration of the bill (H.R. 2) to secure the borders of \\nthe United States, and for other purposes, and pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1163) to pro-\\nvide incentives for States to recover fraudulently paid \\nFederal and State unemployment compensation, and \\nfor other purposes. Reported from Rules May 10, 2023; \\nRept. 118–51. House Calendar. Passed House amended \\nMay 10, 2023; Roll No. 207: 215–209. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–4 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 398 (H.R. 2494) (H.R. 3091) (H. Con. Res. 40).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 2494) to \\nmake the assault of a law enforcement officer a deport-\\nable offense, and for other purposes; providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 3091) to allow Federal law \\nenforcement officers to purchase retired service weap-\\nons, and for other purposes; and providing for consider-\\nation of the concurrent resolution (H. Con. Res. 40) \\nexpressing support for local law enforcement officers \\nand condemning efforts to defund or dismantle local \\nlaw enforcement agencies. Reported from Rules May \\n15, 2023; Rept. 118–59. House Calendar. Passed House \\nMay 16, 2023; Roll No. 216: 222–203. \\nH. Res. 429 (H.R. 467) (H.J. Res. 45) (S.J. Res. 11).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 467) to \\namend the Controlled Substances Act with respect to \\nthe scheduling of fentanyl-related substances, and for \\nother purposes; providing for consideration of the joint \\nresolution (S.J. Res. 11) providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Environmental Pro-\\ntection Agency relating to ‘‘Control of Air Pollution \\nFrom New Motor Vehicles: Heavy-Duty Engine and \\nVehicle Standards’’; and providing for consideration of \\nthe joint resolution (H.J. Res. 45) providing for con-\\ngressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, \\nUnited States Code, of the rule submitted by the De-\\npartment of Education relating to ‘‘Waivers and Modi-\\nfications of Federal Student Loans’’. Reported from \\nRules May 22, 2023; Rept. 118–76. House Calendar. \\nPassed House May 23, 2023; Roll No. 231: 217–204. \\nH. Res. 435.— Requiring each Member, officer, and em-\\nployee of the House of Representatives to complete \\na program of training in workplace rights and respon-\\nsibilities each session of each Congress, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to House Administration May 22, \\n2023. Committee discharged. Passed House May 23, \\n2023. \\nH. Res. 452.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 698) to regulate assault weapons, to ensure that \\nthe right to keep and bear arms is not unlimited, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Rules May 26, \\n2023. Discharge petition filed June 13, 2023; Pet. \\n118–2. \\nH. Res. 453.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 2403) to amend chapter 44 of title 18, United \\nStates Code, to strengthen the background check pro-\\ncedures to be followed before a Federal firearms li-\\ncensee may transfer a firearm to a person who is not \\nsuch a licensee. Referred to Rules May 26, 2023. Dis-\\ncharge petition filed June 13, 2023; Pet. 118–3. \\nH. Res. 454.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 715) to require a background check for every \\nfirearm sale. Referred to Rules May 26, 2023. Dis-\\ncharge petition filed June 13, 2023; Pet. 118–4. \\nH. Res. 456 (H.R. 3746).— Providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 3746) to provide for a responsible \\nincrease to the debt ceiling. Reported from Rules May \\n30, 2023; Rept. 118–81. House Calendar. Passed House \\nMay 31, 2023; Roll No. 241: 241–187. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 461 (H. Res. 524).— Condemning the use of \\nelementary and secondary school facilities to provide \\nshelter for aliens who are not admitted to the United \\nStates. Referred to Education and the Workforce June \\n1, 2023. Reported amended June 14, 2023; Rept. \\n118–113. House Calendar. Passed House amended \\nJune 22, 2023; Roll No. 286: 223–201. \\nH. Res. 463 (H.R. 277) (H.R. 288) (H.R. 1615) (H.R. \\n1640) (H. Res. 495).— Providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 277) to amend chapter 8 of title 5, United \\nStates Code, to provide that major rules of the execu-\\ntive branch shall have no force or effect unless a joint \\nresolution of approval is enacted into law; providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 288) to amend title \\n5, United States Code, to clarify the nature of judicial \\nreview of agency interpretations of statutory and regu-\\nlatory provisions; providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 1615) to prohibit the use of Federal funds to \\nban gas stoves; and providing for consideration of the \\nbill (H.R. 1640) to prohibit the Secretary of Energy \\nfrom finalizing, implementing, or enforcing the pro-\\nposed rule titled ‘‘Energy Conservation Program: En-\\nergy Conservation Standards for Consumer Conven-\\ntional Cooking Products’’, and for other purposes. Re-\\nported from Rules June 5, 2023; Rept. 118–102. House \\nCalendar. Failed of passage June 6, 2023; Roll No. \\n248: 206–220. \\nH. Res. 468.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 12) to protect a person’s ability to determine \\nwhether to continue or end a pregnancy, and to protect \\na health care provider’s ability to provide abortion \\nservices. Referred to Rules June 6, 2023. Discharge \\npetition filed June 21, 2023; Pet. 118–5. \\nH. Res. 489 (H. Res. 521).— Censuring and condemning \\nAdam Schiff, Representative of California’s 30th Con-\\ngressional District. Referred to Ethics June 9, 2023. \\nLaid on table June 14, 2023; Roll No. 269: 225–196. \\nH. Res. 492.— Condemning the Government of Iran’s \\nstate-sponsored persecution of the Baha’i minority and \\nits continued violation of the International Covenants \\non Human Rights. Referred to Foreign Affairs June \\n9, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 12, \\n2023; Roll No. 385: 413–2. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–5 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 495 (H.R. 277) (H.R. 288) (H.R. 1615) (H.R. \\n1640) (H.J. Res. 44) (H. Res. 463).— Providing for con-\\nsideration of the joint resolution (H.J. Res. 44) pro-\\nviding for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 \\nof title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted \\nby the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Ex-\\nplosives relating to ‘‘Factoring Criteria for Firearms \\nwith Attached ‘stabilizing braces’’’; providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 277) to amend chapter 8 \\nof title 5, United States Code, to provide that major \\nrules of the executive branch shall have no force or \\neffect unless a joint resolution of approval is enacted \\ninto law; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n288) to amend title 5, United States Code, to clarify \\nthe nature of judicial review of agency interpretations \\nof statutory and regulatory provisions; providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 1615) to prohibit the \\nuse of Federal funds to ban gas stoves; and providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R 1640) to prohibit the \\nSecretary of Energy from finalizing, implementing, or \\nenforcing the proposed rule titled ‘‘Energy Conserva-\\ntion Program: Energy Conservation Standards for Con-\\nsumer Conventional Cooking Products’’, and for other \\npurposes. Reported from Rules June 12, 2023; Rept. \\n118–108. House Calendar. Passed House June 13, \\n2023; Roll No. 250: 218–209. \\nH. Res. 502.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse June 13, 2023. \\nH. Res. 503 (H. Res. 529).— Impeaching Joseph R. \\nBiden, Jr., President of the United States, for high \\ncrimes and misdemeanors. Referred to the Judiciary \\nJune 13, 2023. Rereferred to Homeland Security and \\nin addition to the Judiciary June 22, 2023. \\nH. Res. 521 (H. Res. 489).— Censuring Adam Schiff, \\nRepresentative of the 30th Congressional District of \\nCalifornia. Referred to Ethics June 16, 2023. Passed \\nHouse June 21, 2023; Roll No. 283: 213–209. \\nH. Res. 523.— Authorizing video recording in the House \\nChamber during a joint meeting of Congress for cer-\\ntain educational purposes. Referred to House Adminis-\\ntration June 20, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nHouse June 20, 2023. \\nH. Res. 524 (H. Res. 461) (H.R. 3564) (H.R. 3799).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 3564) to \\ncancel recent changes made by the Federal Housing \\nFinance Agency to the up-front loan level pricing ad-\\njustments charged by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac \\nfor guarantee of single-family mortgages, and for other \\npurposes; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n3799) to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 \\nto provide for health reimbursement arrangements in-\\ntegrated with individual health insurance coverage; \\nand providing for consideration of the resolution (H. \\nRes. 461) condemning the use of elementary and sec-\\nondary school facilities to provide shelter for aliens \\nwho are not admitted to the United States. Reported \\nfrom Rules June 20, 2023; Rept. 118–115. House Cal-\\nendar. Passed House June 21, 2023; Roll No. 275: \\n215–211. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 529.— Relating to the resolution (H. Res. 503) \\nimpeaching Joseph R. Biden, Jr., President of the \\nUnited States, for high crimes and misdemeanors. Re-\\nported from Rules June 21, 2023; Rept. 118–117. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House June 22, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 285: 219–208. \\nH. Res. 559.— Declaring it is the policy of the United \\nStates that a nuclear Islamic Republic of Iran is not \\nacceptable. Referred to Foreign Affairs June 27, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Nov. 1, 2023; Roll No. \\n560: 354–53. \\nH. Res. 582 (H.R. 2670) (H. Res. 583).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 2670) to authorize appro-\\npriations for fiscal year 2024 for military activities \\nof the Department of Defense and for military con-\\nstruction, and for defense activities of the Department \\nof Energy, to prescribe military personnel strengths \\nfor such fiscal year, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Rules July 12, 2023; Rept. 118–141. House Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended July 12, 2023; Roll No. \\n294: 217–207. \\nH. Res. 583 (H.R. 2670) (H. Res. 582).— Providing for \\nfurther consideration of the bill (H.R. 2670) to author-\\nize appropriations for fiscal year 2024 for military ac-\\ntivities of the Department of Defense and for military \\nconstruction, and for defense activities of the Depart-\\nment of Energy, to prescribe military personnel \\nstrengths for such fiscal year, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Rules July 13, 2023; Rept. 118–142. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House July 13, 2023; Roll No. \\n296: 220–208. \\nH. Res. 593 (H. Res. 328).— Authorizing video recording \\nin the House Chamber during a joint meeting of Con-\\ngress for certain educational purposes. Referred to \\nHouse Administration July 17, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed House July 17, 2023. \\nH. Res. 597 (H.R. 3935) (H.R. 3941).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 3935) to amend title \\n49, United States Code, to reauthorize and improve \\nthe Federal Aviation Administration and other civil \\naviation programs, and for other purposes, and pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 3941) to pro-\\nhibit the use of the facilities of a public elementary \\nschool, a public secondary school, or an institution of \\nhigher education to provide shelter for aliens who have \\nnot been admitted into the United States, and for other \\npurposes. Reported from Rules July 18, 2023; Rept. \\n118–147. House Calendar. Passed House July 18, 2023; \\nRoll No. 332: 213–206. \\nH. Res. 599.— Urging the European Union to designate \\nHizballah in its entirety as a terrorist organization. \\nReferred to Foreign Affairs July 18, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Nov. 1, 2023. \\nH. Res. 611.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 660) to amend chapter 44 of title 18, United \\nStates Code, to require the safe storage of firearms, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Rules July 25, \\n2023. Discharge petition filed Sept. 12, 2023; Pet. \\n118–7. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–6 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 614 (H.R. 4366) (S.J. Res. 9) (S.J. Res. 24).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4366) mak-\\ning appropriations for military construction, the De-\\npartment of Veterans Affairs, and related agencies for \\nthe fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for \\nother purposes; providing for consideration of the joint \\nresolution (S.J. Res. 9) providing for congressional dis-\\napproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the United States Fish \\nand Wildlife Service relating to ‘‘Endangered and \\nThreatened Wildlife and Plants; Lesser Prairie-Chick-\\nen; Threatened Status With Section 4(d) Rule for the \\nNorthern Distinct Population Segment and Endan-\\ngered Status for the Southern Distinct Population Seg-\\nment’’; and providing for consideration of the joint res-\\nolution (S.J. Res. 24) providing for congressional dis-\\napproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the United States Fish \\nand Wildlife Service relating to ‘‘Endangered and \\nThreatened Wildlife and Plants; Endangered Species \\nStatus for Northern Long-Eared Bat’’. Reported from \\nRules July 26, 2023; Rept. 118–158. House Calendar. \\nPassed House amended July 26, 2023; Roll No. 368: \\n217–206. \\nH. Res. 680 (H.R. 1435) (H.R. 4365).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 1435) to amend the \\nClean Air Act to prevent the elimination of the sale \\nof internal combustion engines, and providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 4365) making appropria-\\ntions for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Rules Sept. 13, 2023; Rept. 118–193. \\nHouse Calendar. Failed of passage Sept. 19, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 398: 212–214. \\nH. Res. 681 (H.R. 1435).— Providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 1435) to amend the Clean Air Act \\nto prevent the elimination of the sale of internal com-\\nbustion engines. Reported from Rules Sept. 13, 2023; \\nRept. 118–195. House Calendar. Passed House Sept. \\n14, 2023; Roll No. 389: 215–200. \\nH. Res. 683.— Expressing support for the diplomatic \\nrelations required to encourage the Government of \\nMexico to fulfill its water deliveries on an annual basis \\nto the United States under the treaty between the \\nUnited States and Mexico regarding the utilization of \\nthe Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and of the Rio \\nGrande. Referred to Foreign Affairs Sept. 13, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Nov. 28, 2023. \\nH. Res. 684 (H. Res. 699) (H. Res. 712).— Condemning \\nthe actions of Governor of New Mexico, Michelle Lujan \\nGrisham, for subverting the Second Amendment to the \\nConstitution and depriving the citizens of New Mexico \\nof their right to bear arms. Referred to the Judiciary \\nSept. 14, 2023. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 699 (H. Res. 684) (H.R. 1130) (H.R. 5525).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1130) to \\nrepeal restrictions on the export and import of natural \\ngas; providing for consideration of the resolution (H. \\nRes. 684) condemning the actions of Governor of New \\nMexico, Michelle Lujan Grisham, for subverting the \\nSecond Amendment to the Constitution and depriving \\nthe citizens of New Mexico of their right to bear arms; \\nand providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5525) \\nmaking continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2024, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Rules Sept. 19, \\n2023; Rept. 118–201. House Calendar. Laid on the \\ntable pursuant to H. Res. 756 Oct. 3, 2023. \\nH. Res. 704.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 20, 2023. \\nH. Res. 705.— Electing the Sergeant-at-Arms of the \\nHouse of Representatives. Passed House Sept. 20, \\n2023. \\nH. Res. 712 (H. Res. 684) (H.R. 1130) (H.R. 4365).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4365) mak-\\ning appropriations for the Department of Defense for \\nthe fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for \\nother purposes; providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 1130) to repeal restrictions on the export and \\nimport of natural gas; and providing for consideration \\nof the resolution (H. Res. 684) condemning the actions \\nof Governor of New Mexico, Michelle Lujan Grisham, \\nfor subverting the Second Amendment to the Constitu-\\ntion and depriving the citizens of New Mexico of their \\nright to bear arms. Reported from Rules Sept. 21, \\n2023; Rept. 118–208. House Calendar. Failed of pas-\\nsage Sept. 21, 2023; Roll No. 403: 212–216. \\nH. Res. 723 (H.R. 4365) (H.R. 4367) (H.R. 4368) (H.R. \\n4665).— Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n4365) making appropriations for the Department of \\nDefense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes; providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 4367) making appropriations for the De-\\npartment of Homeland Security for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes; pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4665) making \\nappropriations for the Department of State, foreign op-\\nerations, and related programs for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes; and \\nproviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4368) mak-\\ning appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, \\nFood and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies \\nprograms for the fiscal year ending September 30, \\n2024, and for other purposes. Reported from Rules \\nSept. 26, 2023; Rept. 118–216. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 26, 2023; Roll No. 406: 216–212. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–7 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 730 (H.R. 4365) (H.R. 4367) (H.R. 5692).— Pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5692) making \\nsupplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending \\nSeptember 30, 2024, and for other purposes; providing \\nfor further consideration of the bill (H.R. 4365) making \\nappropriations for the Department of Defense for the \\nfiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other \\npurposes; and providing for further consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 4367) making appropriations for the De-\\npartment of Homeland Security for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Re-\\nported from Rules Sept. 28 (Legislative day of Sept. \\n27), 2023; Rept. 118–228. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 28, 2023; Roll No. 457: 217–211. \\nH. Res. 731.— Amending the Rules of the House of Rep-\\nresentatives to modify the period before the date of \\nany primary election or general election during which \\na mass mailing is not frankable by a Member of the \\nHouse who is a candidate in such election, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Rules and in addition to \\nHouse Administration Sept. 27, 2023. Committees dis-\\ncharged. Passed House Dec. 5, 2023. \\nH. Res. 741 (H.R. 5525).— Providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 5525) making continuing appropria-\\ntions for fiscal year 2024, and for other purposes. Re-\\nported from Rules Sept. 29, 2023; Rept. 118–230. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House Sept. 29, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 509: 218–210. \\nH. Res. 742 (S. Res. 400).— Expressing the profound \\nsorrow of the House of Representatives on the death \\nof the Honorable Dianne Goldman Berman Feinstein. \\nPassed House Sept. 29, 2023. \\nH. Res. 756 (H. Res. 699) (H.R. 4364) (H.R. 4394).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4394) mak-\\ning appropriations for energy and water development \\nand related agencies for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2024, and for other purposes, and providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 4364) making appro-\\npriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Rules Oct. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–242. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House Oct. 3, 2023; Roll No. \\n517: 218–208. \\nH. Res. 757 (H. Res. 1209).— Declaring the office of \\nSpeaker of the House of Representatives to be vacant. \\nPassed House Oct. 3, 2023; Roll No. 519: 216–210. \\nH. Res. 771.— Standing with Israel as it defends itself \\nagainst the barbaric war launched by Hamas and \\nother terrorists. Referred to Foreign Affairs Oct. 25, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Oct. 25, 2023; \\nRoll No. 528: 412–10. \\nH. Res. 773 (H. Res. 114) (H. Res. 878).— Providing \\nfor the expulsion of Representative George Santos from \\nthe House of Representatives. Referred to Ethics Oct. \\n25, 2023. Failed of passage (two-thirds required) Nov. \\n1, 2023; Roll No. 564: 179–213. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 793.— Calling on Hamas to immediately release \\nhostages taken during October 2023 attack on Israel. \\nReferred to Foreign Affairs Oct. 25, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Nov. 28, 2023; Roll No. 676: \\n414–0. \\nH. Res. 798.— Condemning the support of Hamas, \\nHezbollah, and other terrorist organizations at institu-\\ntions of higher education, which may lead to the cre-\\nation of a hostile environment for Jewish students, \\nfaculty, and staff. Referred to Education and the Work-\\nforce Oct. 25, 2023. Considered under suspension of \\nrules Nov. 1, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended Nov. 2, 2023; Roll No. 578: 396–23. \\nH. Res. 810.— To inform the Senate of the election of \\nthe Speaker. Passed House Oct. 25, 2023. \\nH. Res. 811.— Authorizing the Clerk to inform the Presi-\\ndent of the election of the Speaker. Passed House Oct. \\n25, 2023. \\nH. Res. 829.— Censuring Representative Rashida Tlaib \\nfor antisemitic activity, sympathizing with terrorist or-\\nganizations, and leading an insurrection at the United \\nStates Capitol Complex. Laid on table Nov. 1, 2023; \\nRoll No. 559: 222–186. \\nH. Res. 838 (H.R. 4820) (H.R. 4821) (H.R. 6126).— Pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4821) making \\nappropriations for the Department of the Interior, en-\\nvironment, and related agencies for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes; pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4820) making \\nappropriations for the Departments of Transportation, \\nand Housing and Urban Development, and related \\nagencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes; and providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 6126) making emergency supplemental \\nappropriations to respond to the attacks in Israel for \\nthe fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for \\nother purposes. Reported from Rules Nov. 2, 2023; \\nRept. 118–261. House Calendar. Passed House Nov. \\n2, 2023; Roll No. 566: 213–203. \\nH. Res. 845.— Censuring Representative Rashida Tlaib \\nfor promoting false narratives regarding the October \\n7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel and for calling for \\nthe destruction of the state of Israel. Referred to Ethics \\nNov. 6, 2023. Passed House Nov. 7, 2023; Roll No. \\n622: 234–188. \\nH. Res. 847 (H.R. 4664).— Providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 4664) making appropriations for finan-\\ncial services and general government for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Rules Nov. 6, 2023; Rept. 118–269. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House Nov. 7, 2023; Roll No. \\n602: 217–204. \\nH. Res. 848.— Encouraging the connecting of members \\nof the Armed Forces in the United States to support \\nstructures necessary to transition from the battlefield. \\nReferred to Armed Services and in addition to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs Nov. 6, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Nov. 13, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–8 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 863 (H. Res. 996).— Impeaching Alejandro Nich-\\nolas Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security, for \\nhigh crimes and misdemeanors. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity Roll No. 645: 209–201. Nov. 13, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Feb. 3, 2024; Rept. 118–372. House \\nCalendar. Failed of passage Feb. 6, 2024; Roll No. \\n37: 214–216. Passed House amended Feb. 13, 2024; \\nRoll No. 43: 214–213. Received in Senate Apr. 16, \\n2024. \\nH. Res. 864 (H.R. 5894).— Providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 5894) making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Labor, Health and Human Services, \\nand Education, and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Rules Nov. 13, 2023; Rept. 118–272. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House Nov. 14, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 647: 217–209. \\nH. Res. 869 (H.R. 5893) (H.R. 5961).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 5893) making appropria-\\ntions for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, \\nScience, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year end-\\ning September 30, 2024, and for other purposes, and \\nproviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5961) to \\nfreeze certain Iranian funds involved in the 2023 hos-\\ntage deal between the United States and Iran, and \\nfor other purposes. Reported from Rules Nov. 14, 2023; \\nRept. 118–273. House Calendar. Failed of passage Nov. \\n15, 2023; Roll No. 660: 198–225. \\nH. Res. 871.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Nov. 15, 2023. \\nH. Res. 878 (H. Res. 114) (H. Res. 773).— Providing \\nfor the expulsion of Representative George Santos from \\nthe United States House of Representatives. Referred \\nto Ethics Nov. 17, 2023. Considered Nov. 30, 2023. \\nPassed House (two-thirds required) Dec. 1, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 691: 311–114. \\nH. Res. 883.— Expressing the sense of the House of \\nRepresentatives that the slogan, ‘‘from the river to the \\nsea, Palestine will be free’’ is antisemitic and its use \\nmust be condemned. Referred to Foreign Affairs Nov. \\n21, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Apr. 16, \\n2024; Roll No. 134: 377–44. \\nH. Res. 888.— Reaffirming the State of Israel’s right \\nto exist. Referred to Foreign Affairs Nov. 21, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Nov. 28, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 677: 412–1. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 891 (H.R. 5283) (H.R. 5961) (S.J. Res. 32).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5283) to \\nprohibit the use of Federal funds to provide housing \\nto specified aliens on any land under the administra-\\ntive jurisdiction of the Federal land management agen-\\ncies; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5961) \\nto freeze certain Iranian funds involved in the 2023 \\nhostage deal between the United States and Iran, and \\nfor other purposes; and providing for consideration of \\nthe joint resolution (S. J. Res. 32) providing for con-\\ngressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, \\nUnited States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bu-\\nreau of Consumer Financial Protection relating to \\n‘‘Small Business Lending Under the Equal Credit Op-\\nportunity Act (Regulation B)’’. Reported from Rules \\nNov. 28, 2023; Rept. 118–280. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Nov. 29, 2023; Roll No. 679: 212–205. \\nH. Res. 894.— Strongly condemning and denouncing the \\ndrastic rise of antisemitism in the United States and \\naround the world. Referred to the Judiciary and in \\naddition to Foreign Affairs Nov. 28, 2023. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Dec. 4, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Dec. 5, 2023; Roll No. 697: \\n311–14. \\nH. Res. 901.— Expressing support for democracy and \\nhuman rights in Pakistan. Referred to Foreign Affairs \\nNov. 30, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House amend-\\ned June 25, 2024; Roll No. 280: 368–7. \\nH. Res. 906 (H.R. 4468) (H.R. 5933) (H.J. Res. 88).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4468) to \\nprohibit the Administrator of the Environmental Pro-\\ntection Agency from finalizing, implementing, or en-\\nforcing a proposed rule with respect to emissions from \\nvehicles, and for other purposes; providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 5933) to amend the Higher Edu-\\ncation Act of 1965 to require additional information \\nin disclosures of foreign gifts and contracts from for-\\neign sources, restrict contracts with certain foreign en-\\ntities and foreign countries of concern, require certain \\nstaff and faculty to report foreign gifts and contracts, \\nand require disclosure of certain foreign investments \\nwithin endowments; and providing for consideration \\nof the joint resolution (H. J. Res. 88) providing for \\ncongressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, \\nUnited States Code, of the rule submitted by the De-\\npartment of Education relating to ‘‘Improving Income \\nDriven Repayment for the William D. Ford Federal \\nDirect Loan Program and the Federal Family Edu-\\ncation Loan (FFEL) Program’’. Reported from Rules \\nDec. 4, 2023; Rept. 118–298. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Dec. 5, 2023; Roll No. 693: 213–201. \\nH. Res. 908.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Dec. 5, 2023. \\nH. Res. 913.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Dec. 6, 2023. \\nH. Res. 914.— Censuring Representative Jamaal Bow-\\nman. Considered Dec. 6, 2023. Passed House Dec. 7, \\n2023; Roll No. 706: 214–191. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–9 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 916.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 625) to regulate large capacity ammunition feed-\\ning devices. Referred to Rules Dec. 6, 2023. Discharge \\npetition filed Jan. 10, 2024; Pet. 118–8. \\nH. Res. 917.— Authorizing the enforcement of subpoenas \\nissued by the Chairs of the Committees on Oversight \\nand Accountability, Ways and Means, or the Judiciary \\nas part of the inquiry into whether sufficient grounds \\nexist for the House of Representatives to exercise its \\nConstitutional power to impeach Joseph Biden, Presi-\\ndent of the United States of America, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Rules Dec. 7, 2023. Passed \\nHouse pursuant to H. Res. 918 Dec. 13, 2023. \\nH. Res. 918 (H. Res. 917).— Directing certain committees \\nto continue their ongoing investigations as part of the \\nexisting House of Representatives inquiry into whether \\nsufficient grounds exist for the House of Representa-\\ntives to exercise its Constitutional power to impeach \\nJoseph Biden, President of the United States of Amer-\\nica, and for other purposes. Referred to Rules Dec. \\n7, 2023. Reported Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. 118–314. House \\nCalendar. Passed House Dec. 13, 2023; Roll No. 720: \\n221–212. \\nH. Res. 922 (H.R. 357) (H.R. 1147).— Providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 1147) to amend the Richard \\nB. Russell National School Lunch Act to allow schools \\nthat participate in the school lunch program under \\nsuch Act to serve whole milk; providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 357) to require the head of \\nan agency to issue and sign any rule issued by that \\nagency, and for other purposes; and for other purposes. \\nReported from Rules Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–308. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House Dec. 12, 2023; Roll No. \\n711: 215–207. \\nH. Res. 927.— Condemning antisemitism on University \\ncampuses and the testimony of University Presidents \\nin the House Committee on Education and the Work-\\nforce. Referred to Education and the Workforce Dec. \\n12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Dec. 13, \\n2023; Roll No. 721: 303–126. \\nH. Res. 931.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Dec. 13, 2023. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 947 (H.R. 788) (H.J. Res. 98) (S.J. Res. 38).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 788) to \\nlimit donations made pursuant to settlement agree-\\nments to which the United States is a party, and for \\nother purposes; providing for consideration of the joint \\nresolution (H.J. Res. 98) providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the National Labor \\nRelations Board relating to ‘‘Standard for Determining \\nJoint Employer Status’’; and providing for consider-\\nation of the joint resolution (S.J. Res. 38) providing \\nfor congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title \\n5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the \\nFederal Highway Administration relating to ‘’Waiver \\nof Buy America Requirements for Electric Vehicle \\nChargers’’. Reported from Rules Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–342. House Calendar. Failed of passage Jan. 10, \\n2024; Roll No. 3: 203–216. Passed House Jan. 11, 2024; \\nRoll No. 5: 211–202. \\nH. Res. 948 (H. Res. 3).— Providing for a committee \\nto notify the President of the assembly of the House \\nof Representatives. Passed House Jan. 9, 2024. \\nH. Res. 949 (H. Res. 2).— To inform the Senate that \\na quorum of the House has assembled. Passed House \\nJan. 9, 2024. \\nH. Res. 950 (H. Res. 6).— Providing for the hour of \\nmeeting of the House. Passed House Jan. 9, 2024. \\nH. Res. 954.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee for the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Jan. 10, 2024. \\nH. Res. 957 (H. Res. 969).— Denouncing the Biden ad-\\nministration’s open-borders policies, condemning the \\nnational security and public safety crisis along the \\nsouthwest border, and urging President Biden to end \\nhis administration’s open-borders policies. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary and in addition to Homeland Security \\nJan. 11, 2024. Passed House Jan. 17, 2024; Roll No. \\n13: 225–187. \\nH. Res. 961 (H.R. 5863).— Providing for the consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 5863) to provide tax relief with \\nrespect to certain Federal disasters. Referred to Rules \\nJan. 11, 2024. Discharge petition filed Apr. 30, 2024; \\nPet. 118–11. Required signatures attained and entered \\nMay 15, 2024. Discharge Calendar. Laid on table May \\n21, 2024. \\nH. Res. 965.— Calling for the immediate release of Ryan \\nCorbett, a United States citizen, who was wrongfully \\ndetained by the Taliban on August 10, 2022, and con-\\ndemning the wrongful detention of Americans by the \\nTaliban. Referred to Foreign Affairs Jan. 16, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House June 11, 2024. \\nH. Res. 966.— Condemning rape and sexual violence \\ncommitted by Hamas in its war against Israel. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Jan. 16, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Feb. 14, 2024; Roll No. 44: \\n418–0. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–10 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 969 (H. Res. 957) (H.R. 6914) (H.R. 6918).— \\nProviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 6914) to \\nrequire institutions of higher education to disseminate \\ninformation on the rights of, and accommodations and \\nresources for, pregnant students, and for other pur-\\nposes; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n6918) to prohibit the Secretary of Health and Human \\nServices from restricting funding for pregnancy cen-\\nters; and providing for consideration of the resolution \\n(H.Res. 957) denouncing the Biden administration’s \\nopen-borders policies, condemning the national security \\nand public safety crisis along the southwest border, \\nand urging President Biden to end his administration’s \\nopen-borders policies. Reported from Rules Jan. 17, \\n2024; Rept. 118–350. House Calendar. Passed House \\nJan. 17, 2024; Roll No. 11: 198–194. \\nH. Res. 980 (H.R. 5585) (H.R. 6678) (H.R. 6679) (H.R. \\n6976).— Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n5585) to impose criminal and immigration penalties \\nfor intentionally fleeing a pursuing Federal officer \\nwhile operating a motor vehicle; providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 6678) to amend the Immigration \\nand Nationality Act to provide that aliens who have \\nbeen convicted of or who have committed Social Secu-\\nrity fraud are inadmissible and deportable; providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 6679) to amend the \\nImmigration and Nationality Act with respect to aliens \\nwho carried out, participated in, planned, financed, \\nsupported, or otherwise facilitated the attacks against \\nIsrael; and providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n6976) to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act \\nto provide that aliens who have been convicted of or \\nwho have committed an offense for driving while in-\\ntoxicated or impaired are inadmissible and deportable. \\nReported from Rules Jan. 29, 2024; Rept. 118–362. \\nHouse Calendar. Passed House Jan. 30, 2024; Roll No. \\n23: 216–210. \\nH. Res. 987 (H. Res. 994) (H. Res. 1085).— Denouncing \\nthe harmful, anti-American energy policies of the \\nBiden administration, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Commerce and in addition to Natural \\nResources Jan. 31, 2024. Passed House Mar. 21, 2024; \\nRoll No. 96: 217–200. \\nH. Res. 994 (H. Res. 987) (H.R. 7160).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 7160) to amend the In-\\nternal Revenue Code of 1986 to modify the limitation \\non the amount certain married individuals can deduct \\nfor State and local taxes, and providing for consider-\\nation of the resolution (H.Res. 987) denouncing the \\nharmful, anti-American energy policies of the Biden \\nadministration, and for other purposes. Reported from \\nRules Feb. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–373. House Calendar. \\nFailed of passage Feb. 14, 2024; Roll No. 48: 195–225. \\nH. Res. 995.— Appointing and authorizing managers for \\nthe \\nimpeachment \\ntrial \\nof \\nAlejandro \\nNicholas \\nMayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security. Referred \\nto Homeland Security Feb. 5, 2024. Passed House pur-\\nsuant to H. Res. 996 Feb. 13, 2024. Received in Senate \\nApr. 16, 2024. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 996 (H. Res. 863) (H.R. 485) (H. Res. 995).— \\nProviding for consideration of the resolution (H.Res. \\n863) impeaching Alejandro Nicholas Mayorkas, Sec-\\nretary of Homeland Security, for high crimes and mis-\\ndemeanors, and providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 485) to amend title XI of the Social Security \\nAct to prohibit the use of quality-adjusted life years \\nand similar measures in coverage and payment deter-\\nminations under Federal health care programs. Re-\\nported from Rules Feb. 5, 2024; Rept. 118–374. House \\nCalendar. Passed House Feb. 6, 2024; Roll No. 35: \\n216–209. \\nH. Res. 999.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 6, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1009 (H.R. 7176).— Providing consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 7176) to repeal restrictions on the export \\nand import of natural gas. Reported from Rules Feb. \\n13, 2024; Rept. 118–388. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 14, 2024; Roll No. 46: 212–208. \\nH. Res. 1016.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 5673) to advance responsible policies. Referred \\nto Rules Feb. 15, 2024. Discharge petition filed Mar. \\n12, 2024; Pet. 118–9. \\nH. Res. 1027.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 626) to advance commonsense policy priorities. \\nReferred to Rules Feb. 23, 2024. Discharge petition \\nfiled Mar. 12, 2024; Pet. 118–10. \\nH. Res. 1034.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Feb. 29, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1052 (H.R. 2799) (H.R. 7511).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 2799) to make reforms \\nto the capital markets of the United States, and for \\nother purposes, and providing for consideration of the \\nbill (H.R. 7511) to require the Secretary of Homeland \\nSecurity to take into custody aliens who have been \\ncharged in the United States with theft, and for other \\npurposes. Reported from Rules Mar. 5, 2024; Rept. \\n118–407. House Calendar. Passed House Mar. 6, 2024; \\nRoll No. 63: 214–211. \\nH. Res. 1056.— Recognizing the importance of trilateral \\ncooperation among the United States, Japan, and \\nSouth Korea. Referred to Foreign Affairs Mar. 5, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Sept. 9, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1061 (H.R. 4366).— Providing for the concur-\\nrence by the House in the Senate amendment to H.R. \\n4366, with an amendment. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Mar. 6, 2024; Roll No. 64: 339–85. \\nH. Res. 1065 (H. Res. 1071).— Denouncing the Biden \\nadministration’s immigration policies. Referred to the \\nJudiciary Mar. 7, 2024. Passed House Mar. 12, 2024; \\nRoll No. 85: 226–193. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–11 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1071 (H. Res. 1065) (H.R. 6276).— Providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 6276) to direct the \\nAdministrator of General Services and the Director of \\nthe Office of Management and Budget to identify the \\nutilization rate of certain public buildings and feder-\\nally-leased space, and for other purposes, and pro-\\nviding for consideration of the resolution (H. Res. 1065) \\ndenouncing the Biden administration’s immigration \\npolicies. Reported from Rules Mar. 11, 2024; Rept. \\n118–419. House Calendar. Passed House Mar. 12, \\n2024; Roll No. 82: 209–206. \\nH. Res. 1085 (H. Res. 987) (H.R. 1023) (H.R. 1121) (H.R. \\n6009) (H.R. 7023) (H. Con. Res. 86).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 1023) to repeal section \\n134 of the Clean Air Act, relating to the greenhouse \\ngas reduction fund; providing for consideration of the \\nbill (H.R. 1121) to prohibit a moratorium on the use \\nof hydraulic fracturing; providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 6009) to require the Director of the Bu-\\nreau of Land Management to withdraw the proposed \\nrule relating to fluid mineral leases and leasing proc-\\ness, and for other purposes; providing for consideration \\nof the concurrent resolution (H. Con. Res. 86) express-\\ning the sense of Congress that a carbon tax would \\nbe detrimental to the United States economy; pro-\\nviding for consideration of the resolution (H. Res. 987) \\ndenouncing the harmful, anti-American energy policies \\nof the Biden administration, and for other purposes; \\nand providing for consideration of the bill (H.R 7023) \\nto amend section 404 of the Federal Water Pollution \\nControl Act to codify certain regulatory provisions re-\\nlating to nationwide permits for dredged or fill mate-\\nrial, and for other purposes. Reported from Rules Mar. \\n19, 2024; Rept. 118–428. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Mar. 20, 2024; Roll No. 90: 214–200. \\nH. Res. 1102 (H.R. 2882).— Providing for the concur-\\nrence by the House in the Senate amendment to H.R. \\n2882, with an amendment. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Mar. 22, 2024; Roll No. 102: 286–134. \\nH. Res. 1112 (H. Res. 1125) (H. Res. 1137).— Denouncing \\nthe Biden administration’s immigration policies. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary and in addition to Homeland \\nSecurity Apr. 5, 2024. Passed House May 1, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 176: 223–191. \\nH. Res. 1115.— Providing for the consideration of the \\nresolution (H. Res. 967) amending the Rules of the \\nHouse of Representatives to permit Members to vote \\nby proxy in certain cases, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Rules Apr. 5, 2024. Discharge petition filed \\nSept. 24, 2024; Pet. 118–17. \\nH. Res. 1117 (H. Res. 1125) (H. Res. 1137).— Opposing \\nefforts to place one-sided pressure on Israel with re-\\nspect to Gaza. Referred to Foreign Affairs Apr. 9, 2024. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1125 (H. Res. 1112) (H. Res. 1117) (H.R. 529) \\n(H.R. 7888) (H. Res. 1137).— Providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 7888) to reform the Foreign \\nIntelligence Surveillance Act of 1978; providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 529) to extend the customs \\nwaters of the United States from 12 nautical miles \\nto 24 nautical miles from the baselines of the United \\nStates, consistent with Presidential Proclamation 7219; \\nproviding for consideration of the resolution (H. Res. \\n1112) denouncing the Biden administration’s immigra-\\ntion policies; and providing for consideration of the \\nresolution (H. Res. 1117) opposing efforts to place one- \\nsided pressure on Israel with respect to Gaza. Reported \\nfrom Rules Apr. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–450. House Cal-\\nendar. Failed of passage Apr. 10, 2024; Roll No. 108: \\n193–228. \\nH. Res. 1126.— Authorizing video recording in the House \\nChamber during a joint meeting of Congress for cer-\\ntain educational purposes. Referred to House Adminis-\\ntration Apr. 10, 2024. Committee discharged. Passed \\nHouse Apr. 10, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1133.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Apr. 11, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1137 (H. Res. 1112) (H. Res. 1117) (H.R. 529) \\n(H.R. 7888) (H. Res. 1125).— Providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 7888) to reform the Foreign \\nIntelligence Surveillance Act of 1978; providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 529) to extend the customs \\nwaters of the United States from 12 nautical miles \\nto 24 nautical miles from the baselines of the United \\nStates, consistent with Presidential Proclamation 7219; \\nproviding for consideration of the resolution (H. Res. \\n1112) denouncing the Biden administration’s immigra-\\ntion policies; and providing for consideration of the \\nresolution (H. Res. 1117) opposing efforts to place one- \\nsided pressure on Israel with respect to Gaza. Reported \\nfrom Rules Apr. 12, 2024; Rept. 118–456. House Cal-\\nendar. Passed House Apr. 12, 2024; Roll No. 113: \\n213–208. \\nH. Res. 1143 (H. Res. 1149).— Condemning Iran’s un-\\nprecedented drone and missile attack on Israel. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Affairs Apr. 15, 2024. Passed House \\nApr. 18, 2024; Roll No. 141: 404–14. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–12 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1149 (H. Res. 1143) (H.R. 4639) (H.R. 4691) \\n(H.R. 5947) (H.R. 6046) (H.R. 6323).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 6323) to modify the \\navailability of certain waiver authorities with respect \\nto sanctions imposed with respect to the financial sec-\\ntor of Iran, and for other purposes; providing for con-\\nsideration of the resolution (H. Res. 1143) condemning \\nIran’s unprecedented drone and missile attack on \\nIsrael; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n4691) to provide for congressional review of actions \\nto terminate or waive sanctions imposed with respect \\nto Iran; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n5947) to provide for the rescission of certain waivers \\nand licenses relating to Iran, and for other purposes; \\nproviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 6046) to \\ndesignate Ansarallah as a foreign terrorist organiza-\\ntion and impose certain sanctions on Ansarallah, and \\nfor other purposes; and providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 4639) to amend section 2702 of title \\n18, United States Code, to prevent law enforcement \\nand intelligence agencies from obtaining subscriber or \\ncustomer records in exchange for anything of value, \\nto address communications and records in the posses-\\nsion of intermediary internet service providers, and \\nfor other purposes. Reported from Rules Apr. 16, 2024; \\nRept. 118–464. House Calendar. Passed House Apr. \\n16, 2024; Roll No. 125: 214–208. \\nH. Res. 1160 (H.R. 8034) (H.R. 8035) (H.R. 8036) (H.R. \\n8038).— Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n8034) making emergency supplemental appropriations \\nto respond to the situation in Israel and for related \\nexpenses for the fiscal year ending September 30, \\n2024, and for other purposes; providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 8035) making emergency supple-\\nmental appropriations to respond to the situation in \\nUkraine and for related expenses for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes; \\nproviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 8036) mak-\\ning emergency supplemental appropriations for assist-\\nance for the Indo-Pacific region and for related ex-\\npenses for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes; providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 8038) to authorize the President to im-\\npose certain sanctions with respect to Russia and Iran, \\nand for other purposes; and providing for the concur-\\nrence by the House in the Senate amendment to H.R. \\n815, with an amendment. Reported from Rules Apr. \\n19, 2024; Rept. 118–466. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Apr. 19, 2024; Roll No. 142: 316–94. \\nH. Res. 1172.— Expressing the profound sorrow of the \\nHouse of Representatives on the death of the Honor-\\nable Donald M. Payne, Jr.. Passed House Apr. 29, \\n2024. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1173 (H.R. 615) (H.R. 764) (H.R. 2925) (H.R. \\n3195) (H.R. 3397) (H.R. 6090) (H.R. 6285).— Providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 615) to prohibit the \\nSecretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agri-\\nculture from prohibiting the use of lead ammunition \\nor tackle on certain Federal land or water under the \\njurisdiction of the Secretary of the Interior and the \\nSecretary of Agriculture, and for other purposes; pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 2925) to \\namend the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 \\nto provide for security of tenure for use of mining \\nclaims for ancillary activities, and for other purposes; \\nproviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 3195) to \\nrescind Public Land Order 7917, to reinstate mineral \\nleases and permits in the Superior National Forest, \\nto ensure timely review of Mine Plans of Operations, \\nand for other purposes; providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 764) to require the Secretary of the Inte-\\nrior to reissue regulations removing the gray wolf from \\nthe list of endangered and threatened wildlife under \\nthe Endangered Species Act of 1973; providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 3397) to require the Direc-\\ntor of the Bureau of Land Management to withdraw \\na rule of the Bureau of Land Management relating \\nto conservation and landscape health; providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 6285) to ratify and ap-\\nprove all authorizations, permits, verifications, exten-\\nsions, biological opinions, incidental take statements, \\nand any other approvals or orders issued pursuant \\nto Federal law necessary for the establishment and \\nadministration of the Coastal Plain oil and gas leasing \\nprogram, and for other purposes; and providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 6090) to provide for the \\nconsideration of a definition of antisemitism set forth \\nby the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance \\nfor the enforcement of Federal antidiscrimination laws \\nconcerning education programs or activities, and for \\nother purposes. Reported from Rules Apr. 29, 2024; \\nRept. 118–477. House Calendar. Passed House Apr. \\n30, 2024; Roll No. 163: 209–205. \\nH. Res. 1194 (H.R. 2925) (H.R. 6192) (H.R. 7109) (H.J. \\nRes. 109).— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 6192) to amend the Energy Policy and Conserva-\\ntion Act to prohibit the Secretary of Energy from pre-\\nscribing any new or amended energy conservation \\nstandard for a product that is not technologically fea-\\nsible and economically justified, and for other pur-\\nposes; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n7109) to require a citizenship question on the decen-\\nnial census, to require reporting on certain census sta-\\ntistics, and to modify apportionment of Representatives \\nto be based on United States citizens instead of all \\npersons; providing for consideration of the joint resolu-\\ntion (H.J. Res. 109) providing for congressional dis-\\napproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Securities and Ex-\\nchange Commission relating to ‘‘Staff Accounting Bul-\\nletin No. 121’’; and providing for consideration of the \\nbill (H.R. 2925) to amend the Omnibus Budget Rec-\\nonciliation Act of 1993 to provide for security of tenure \\nfor use of mining claims for ancillary activities, and \\nfor other purposes. Reported from Rules May 6, 2024; \\nRept. 118–487. House Calendar. Passed House May \\n7, 2024; Roll No. 181: 205–199. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–13 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1204.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse May 7, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1209 (H. Res. 757).— Declaring the office of \\nSpeaker of the House of Representatives to be vacant. \\nLaid on table May 8, 2024; Roll No. 188: 359–43. \\nH. Res. 1210 (H. Res. 1227).— Condemning the Biden \\nborder crisis and the tremendous burdens law enforce-\\nment officers face as a result. Referred to the Judiciary \\nand in addition to Homeland Security May 8, 2024. \\nPassed House May 15, 2024; Roll No. 202: 223–185. \\nH. Res. 1213 (H. Res. 1227).— A resolution regarding \\nviolence against law enforcement officers. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary May 8, 2024. Passed House May 17, \\n2024; Roll No. 218: 337–61. \\nH. Res. 1215.— Calling on elected officials and civil soci-\\nety leaders to join in efforts to educate the public on \\nthe contributions of the Jewish American community. \\nReferred to the Judiciary and in addition to Education \\nand the Workforce May 8, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House amended June 3, 2024; Roll No. 233: \\n371–0. \\nH. Res. 1227 (H. Res. 1210) (H. Res. 1213) (H.R. 354) \\n(H.R. 7343) (H.R. 7530) (H.R. 7581) (H.R. 8146) (H.R. \\n8369).— Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n8369) to provide for the expeditious delivery of defense \\narticles and defense services for Israel and other mat-\\nters; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 7530) \\nto limit youth offender status in the District of Colum-\\nbia to individuals 18 years of age or younger, to direct \\nthe Attorney General of the District of Columbia to \\nestablish and operate a publicly accessible website con-\\ntaining updated statistics on juvenile crime in the Dis-\\ntrict of Columbia, to amend the District of Columbia \\nHome Rule Act to prohibit the Council of the District \\nof Columbia from enacting changes to existing criminal \\nliability sentences, and for other purposes; providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 7343) to amend the \\nImmigration and Nationality Act to provide for the \\ndetention of certain aliens who commit assault against \\nlaw enforcement officers; providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 8146) to require a report by the Attor-\\nney General on the impact the border crisis is having \\non law enforcement at the Federal, State, local, and \\nTribal level; providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 7581) to require the Attorney General to develop \\nreports relating to violent attacks against law enforce-\\nment officers, and for other purposes; providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 354) to amend title 18, \\nUnited States Code, to improve the Law Enforcement \\nOfficer Safety Act and provisions relating to the car-\\nrying of concealed weapons by law enforcement offi-\\ncers, and for other purposes; providing for consider-\\nation of the resolution (H. Res. 1213) a resolution re-\\ngarding violence against law enforcement officers; and \\nproviding for consideration of the resolution (H. Res. \\n1210) condemning the Biden border crisis and the tre-\\nmendous burdens law enforcement officers face as a \\nresult. Reported from Rules May 15, 2024; Rept. \\n118–511. House Calendar. Passed House May 15, 2024; \\nRoll No. 199: 212–200. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1240.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 4121) to protect an individual’s ability to access \\ncontraceptives and to engage in contraception and to \\nprotect a health care provider’s ability to provide con-\\ntraceptives, contraception, and information related to \\ncontraception. Referred to Rules May 17, 2024. Dis-\\ncharge petition filed June 4, 2024; Pet. 118–12. \\nH. Res. 1243 (H.R. 192) (H.R. 4763) (H.R. 5403).— Pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 4763) to pro-\\nvide for a system of regulation of digital assets by \\nthe Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the \\nSecurities and Exchange Commission, and for other \\npurposes; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n5403) to amend the Federal Reserve Act to prohibit \\nthe Federal reserve banks from offering certain prod-\\nucts or services directly to an individual, to prohibit \\nthe use of central bank digital currency for monetary \\npolicy, and for other purposes; and providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 192) to prohibit individuals \\nwho are not citizens of the United States from voting \\nin elections in the District of Columbia. Reported from \\nRules May 21, 2024; Rept. 118–516. House Calendar. \\nPassed House May 22, 2024; Roll No. 222: 204–203. \\nH. Res. 1269 (H.R. 8282) (H.R. 8580).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 8580) making appropria-\\ntions for military construction, the Department of Vet-\\nerans Affairs, and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes, \\nand providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 8282) \\nto impose sanctions with respect to the International \\nCriminal Court engaged in any effort to investigate, \\narrest, detain, or prosecute any protected person of \\nthe United States and its allies. Reported from Rules \\nJune 3, 2024; Rept. 118–535. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse June 4, 2024; Roll No. 236: 208–195. \\nH. Res. 1275.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse June 4, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1276.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse June 4, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1287 (H.R. 8070) (H. Res. 1292).— Providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 8070) to authorize \\nappropriations for fiscal year 2025 for military activi-\\nties of the Department of Defense, for military con-\\nstruction, and for defense activities of the Department \\nof Energy, to prescribe military personnel strengths \\nfor such fiscal year; relating to the consideration of \\nHouse Report 118-527 and an accompanying resolu-\\ntion; and for other purposes. Reported from Rules June \\n11, 2024; Rept. 118–551. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse June 12, 2024; Roll No. 251: 208–207. \\nH. Res. 1291.— Electing a Member to a certain standing \\ncommittee of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse June 12, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–14 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1292 (H. Res. 1293) (H. Res. 1344).— Recom-\\nmending that the House of Representatives find \\nUnited States Attorney General Merrick B. Garland \\nin contempt of Congress for refusal to comply with \\na subpoena duly issued by the Committee on the Judi-\\nciary. Passed House June 12, 2024; Roll No. 260: \\n216–207. \\nH. Res. 1293 (H. Res. 1292) (H. Res. 1344).— Recom-\\nmending that the House of Representatives find \\nUnited States Attorney General Merrick B. Garland \\nin contempt of Congress for refusal to comply with \\na subpoena duly issued by the Committee on Oversight \\nand Accountability. Passed House pursuant to H. Res. \\n1287 June 12, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1302.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 396) to regulate bump stocks in the same man-\\nner as machineguns. Referred to Rules June 14, 2024. \\nDischarge petition filed July 9, 2024; Pet. 118–14. \\nH. Res. 1316 (H.R. 8752) (H.R. 8771) (H.R. 8774).— Pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 8774) making \\nappropriations for the Department of Defense for the \\nfiscal year ending September 30, 2025, and for other \\npurposes; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n8771) making appropriations for the Department of \\nState, foreign operations, and related programs for the \\nfiscal year ending September 30, 2025, and for other \\npurposes; and providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 8752) making appropriations for the Department \\nof Homeland Security for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Rules June 25, 2024; Rept. 118–559. House Cal-\\nendar. Passed House amended June 26, 2024; Roll No. \\n284: 207–201. \\nH. Res. 1322.— Electing a Member to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse June 26, 2024. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1341 (H.R. 7637) (H.R. 7700) (H.R. 8281) (H.R. \\n8772) (H.J. Res. 165).— Providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 8281) to amend the National Voter \\nRegistration Act of 1993 to require proof of United \\nStates citizenship to register an individual to vote in \\nelections for Federal office, and for other purposes; \\nproviding for consideration of the joint resolution (H.J. \\nRes. 165) providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Department of Education relat-\\ning to ‘‘Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Sex in Edu-\\ncation Programs or Activities Receiving Federal Finan-\\ncial Assistance’’; providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 8772) making appropriations for the Legislative \\nBranch for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, \\nand for other purposes; providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 7700) to prohibit the Secretary of Energy \\nfrom prescribing or enforcing energy conservation \\nstandards for dishwashers that are not cost-effective \\nor technologically feasible, and for other purposes; and \\nproviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 7637) to \\nprohibit the Secretary of Energy from prescribing or \\nenforcing energy conservation standards for refrig-\\nerators, refrigerator-freezers, and freezers that are not \\ncost-effective or technologically feasible, and for other \\npurposes. Reported from Rules July 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–578. House Calendar. Passed House July 9, 2024; \\nRoll No. 339: 205–201. \\nH. Res. 1342.— Electing a Member to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse July 9, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1344 (H. Res. 1292) (H. Res. 1293).— Finding \\nthat Merrick Garland, Attorney General of the United \\nStates, is in contempt of the House of Representatives \\nfor disobeying a certain subpoena. Referred to Rules \\nJuly 9, 2024. Considered July 10, 2024. Failed of pas-\\nsage July 11, 2024; Roll No. 353: 204–210. \\nH. Res. 1346.— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 7056) to prohibit the limitation of access to as-\\nsisted reproductive technology, and all medical care \\nsurrounding such technology. Referred to Rules July \\n9, 2024. Discharge petition filed July 24, 2024; Pet. \\n118–15. \\nH. Res. 1366.— Expressing the profound sorrow of the \\nHouse of Representatives on the death of the Honor-\\nable Sheila Jackson Lee. Passed House July 22, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1367.— Establishing the Task Force on the At-\\ntempted Assassination of Donald J. Trump. Referred \\nto Rules July 22, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\namended July 24, 2024; Roll No. 393: 416–0. \\nH. Res. 1370 (H.R. 8997) (H.R. 8998).— Providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 8997) making appropria-\\ntions for energy and water development and related \\nagencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, \\nand for other purposes, and providing for consideration \\nof the bill (H.R. 8998) making appropriations for the \\nDepartment of the Interior, environment, and related \\nagencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Rules July 22, \\n2024; Rept. 118–602. House Calendar. Passed House \\nJuly 23, 2024; Roll No. 360: 211–197. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–15 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1371 (H. Res. 1376).— Strongly condemning the \\nBiden Administration and its Border Czar, Kamala \\nHarris’s, failure to secure the United States border. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and in addition to the \\nJudiciary July 22, 2024. Passed House amended July \\n25, 2024; Roll No. 400: 220–196. \\nH. Res. 1376 (H. Res. 1371).— Providing for consider-\\nation of the resolution (H. Res. 1371) strongly con-\\ndemning the Biden Administration and its Border \\nCzar, Kamala Harris’s, failure to secure the United \\nStates border. Reported from Rules July 23, 2024; \\nRept. 118–607. House Calendar. Passed House July \\n24, 2024; Roll No. 392: 210–202. \\nH. Res. 1410.— Providing for the consideration of the \\nbill (H.R. 82) to amend title II of the Social Security \\nAct to repeal the Government pension offset and wind-\\nfall elimination provisions. Referred to Rules Aug. 6, \\n2024. Discharge petition filed Sept. 10, 2024; Pet. \\n118–16. Required signatures attained and entered \\nSept. 19, 2024. \\nDischarge Calendar ...........................................Discharge 2 \\nH. Res. 1427.— Expressing the profound sorrow of the \\nHouse of Representatives on the death of the Honor-\\nable William J. Pascrell, Jr. Passed House Sept. 9, \\n2024. \\nH. Res. 1430 (H.R. 1398) (H.R. 1425) (H.R. 1516) (H.R. \\n7980) (H.R. 9456) (H.R. 9494).— Providing for consid-\\neration of the bill (H.R. 1398) to establish the CCP \\nInitiative program, and for other purposes; providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 1425) to require any \\nconvention, agreement, or other international instru-\\nment on pandemic prevention, preparedness, and re-\\nsponse reached by the World Health Assembly to be \\nsubject to Senate ratification; providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 1516) to establish Department \\nof Homeland Security funding restrictions on institu-\\ntions of higher education that have a relationship with \\nConfucius Institutes, and for other purposes; providing \\nfor consideration of the bill (H.R. 7980) to amend the \\nInternal Revenue Code of 1986 to exclude vehicles the \\nbatteries of which contain materials sourced from pro-\\nhibited foreign entities from the clean vehicle credit; \\nproviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 9456) to \\namend the Defense Production Act of 1950 with re-\\nspect to foreign investments in United States agri-\\nculture, and for other purposes; and providing for con-\\nsideration of the bill (H.R. 9494) making continuing \\nappropriations for fiscal year 2025, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Rules Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. \\n118–656. House Calendar. Passed House Sept. 10, \\n2024; Roll No. 404: 209–206. \\nH. Res. 1431.— Electing Members to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 10, 2024. \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1455 (H.R. 3724) (H.R. 4790) (H.R. 5179) (H.R. \\n5339) (H.R. 5717) (H.R. 7909) (H.J. Res. 136).— Pro-\\nviding for consideration of the bill (H.R. 3724) to \\namend the Higher Education Act of 1965 to prohibit \\nrecognized accrediting agencies and associations from \\nrequiring, encouraging, or coercing institutions of high-\\ner education to meet any political litmus test or violate \\nany right protected by the Constitution as a condition \\nof accreditation; providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 4790) to amend the Federal securities laws with \\nrespect to the materiality of disclosure requirements, \\nto establish the Public Company Advisory Committee, \\nand for other purposes; providing for consideration of \\nthe bill (H.R. 5179) to require the maintenance of the \\ncountry of origin markings for imported goods pro-\\nduced in the West Bank or Gaza, and for other pur-\\nposes; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n5339) to amend the Employee Retirement Income Se-\\ncurity Act of 1974 to specify requirements concerning \\nthe consideration of pecuniary and non-pecuniary fac-\\ntors, and for other purposes; providing for consider-\\nation of the bill (H.R. 5717) to provide that sanctuary \\njurisdictions that provide benefits to aliens who are \\npresent in the United States without lawful status \\nunder the immigration laws are ineligible for Federal \\nfunds intended to benefit such aliens; providing for \\nconsideration of the bill (H.R. 7909) to amend the Im-\\nmigration and Nationality Act to provide that aliens \\nwho have been convicted of or who have committed \\nsex offenses or domestic violence are inadmissible and \\ndeportable; and providing for consideration of the joint \\nresolution (H.J. Res. 136) providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Environmental Pro-\\ntection Agency relating to ‘‘Multi-Pollutant Emissions \\nStandards for Model Years 2027 and Later Light-Duty \\nand Medium-Duty Vehicles’’. Reported from Rules \\nSept. 17, 2024; Rept. 118–685. House Calendar. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 18, 2024; Roll No. 421: 214–200. \\nH. Res. 1469 (H. Res. 1486).— Ensuring accountability \\nfor key officials in the Biden-Harris administration re-\\nsponsible for decisionmaking and execution failures \\nthroughout the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Referred \\nto Foreign Affairs and in addition to Armed Services \\nSept. 19, 2024. \\nH. Res. 1470.— Expanding the jurisdiction of the Task \\nForce on the Attempted Assassination of Donald J. \\nTrump. Referred to Rules Sept. 19, 2024. Committee \\ndischarged. Passed House Sept. 20, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n11–16 \\nHOUSE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nH. Res. 1486 (H. Res. 1469) (H.R. 3334) (H.R. 8205) \\n(H.R. 8790).— Providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 3334) to provide for the imposition of sanctions \\non members of the National Communist Party Con-\\ngress of the People’s Republic of China, and for other \\npurposes; providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. \\n8205) to amend the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe \\nStreets Act of 1968 to provide that Byrne grant funds \\nmay be used for public safety report systems, and for \\nother purposes; providing for consideration of the bill \\n(H.R. 8790) to expedite under the National Environ-\\nmental Policy Act of 1969 and improve forest manage-\\nment activities on National Forest System lands, on \\npublic lands under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of \\nLand Management, and on Tribal lands to return resil-\\nience to overgrown, fire-prone forested lands, and for \\nother purposes; providing for consideration of the reso-\\nlution (H. Res. 1469) ensuring accountability for key \\nofficials in the Biden-Harris administration responsible \\nfor decisionmaking and execution failures throughout \\nthe withdrawal from Afghanistan; and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Rules Sept. 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–705. House Calendar. Passed House Sept. 24, \\n2024; Roll No. 444: 212–207. \\nH. Res. 1492.— Electing a Member to certain standing \\ncommittees of the House of Representatives. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 24, 2024. \\n\\n\\nSEC. 12\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–1 \\nSENATE BILLS \\nS. 30.— To authorize major medical facility projects for \\nthe Department of Veterans Affairs for fiscal year \\n2023, and for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs Jan. 24 (Legislative day of Jan. 3), 2023. Re-\\nported amended Mar. 7, 2023; no written report. \\nPassed Senate amended Mar. 21, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Mar. 22, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House June 20, 2023. Presented to \\nthe President July 10, 2023. Approved July 18, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–8. \\nS. 38 (H.R. 1606).— To amend the Small Business Act \\nto codify the Boots to Business Program, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Small Business and Entrepre-\\nneurship Jan. 24 (Legislative day of Jan. 3), 2023. \\nReported amended July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 41.— To reauthorize the READ Act. Referred to For-\\neign Relations Jan. 24 (Legislative day of Jan. 3), 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Nov. 6, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Nov. 13, 2023. \\nS. 50.— To amend the Federal Water Pollution Control \\nAct to require the Administrator of the Environmental \\nProtection Agency to give priority consideration to se-\\nlecting Pensacola and Perdido Bays as an estuary of \\nnational significance, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Environment and Public Works Jan. 24 (Legislative \\nday of Jan. 3), 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate amended Mar. 12, 2024. Received in House \\nand held at desk Mar. 15, 2024. \\nS. 61.— To require the Secretary of Homeland Security \\nto implement a strategy to combat the efforts of \\ntransnational criminal organizations to recruit individ-\\nuals in the United States via social media platforms \\nand other online services and assess their use of such \\nplatforms and services for illicit activities, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Jan. 24 (Legislative day of Jan. \\n3), 2023. Reported amended Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. \\n118–123. \\nS. 66 (H.R. 346).— To establish a task force on improve-\\nments for notices to air missions, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation Jan. 25, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 70.— To require the Bureau of Indian Affairs to proc-\\ness and complete all mortgage packages associated \\nwith residential and business mortgages on Indian \\nland by certain deadlines, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Indian Affairs Jan. 25, 2023. Reported May \\n30, 2023; Rept. 118–33. Passed Senate July 18, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk July 20, 2023. \\nS. 79.— To amend title 35, United States Code, to estab-\\nlish an interagency task force between the United \\nStates Patent and Trademark Office and the Food and \\nDrug Administration for purposes of sharing informa-\\ntion and providing technical assistance with respect \\nto patents, and for other purposes. Referred to the \\nJudiciary Jan. 25, 2023. Reported Mar. 1, 2023; no \\nwritten report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 81.— To provide a moratorium on all Federal research \\ngrants provided to any institution of higher education \\nor other research institute that is conducting gain- \\nof-function research. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nJan. 26, 2023. \\nS. 82.— To protect social security benefits and military \\npay and require that the United States Government \\nto prioritize all obligations on the debt held by the \\npublic in the event that the debt limit is reached. \\nOrdered placed on the calendar Jan. 26, 2023. \\nS. 90 (H.R. 538).— To require the disclosure of a camera \\nor recording capability in certain internet-connected \\ndevices. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation Jan. 25, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 28, 2023; \\nRept. 118–114. \\nS. 92.— To designate the outdoor amphitheater at the \\nBlue Ridge Music Center in Galax, Virginia, as the \\n‘‘Rick Boucher Amphitheater’’. Referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources Jan. 26, 2023. Reported July 11, \\n2023; Rept. 118–48. \\nS. 106.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to au-\\nthorize the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to award \\ngrants to States to improve outreach to veterans, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Jan. \\n26, 2023. Reported amended July 10, 2023; no written \\nreport. Passed Senate amended Nov. 16 (Legislative \\nday of Nov. 15), 2023. Received in House and held \\nat desk Nov. 17, 2023. \\nS. 108.— To require a guidance clarity statement on \\ncertain agency guidance, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs \\nJan. 26, 2023. Reported May 9, 2023; Rept. 118–19. \\nS. 111.— To require each agency, in providing notice \\nof a rulemaking, to include a link to a 100-word plain \\nlanguage summary of the proposed rule. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Jan. 26, \\n2023. Reported May 16, 2023; Rept. 118–28. Passed \\nSenate June 22, 2023. Received in House and held \\nat desk June 27, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nJuly 17, 2023; Roll No. 329: 400–0. Presented to the \\nPresident July 20, 2023. Approved July 25, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–9. \\nS. 112.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nstrengthen benefits for children of Vietnam veterans \\nborn with spina bifida, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Veterans’ Affairs Jan. 26, 2023. Reported \\nJune 14, 2023; no written report. Passed Senate July \\n13, 2023. Received in House and held at desk July \\n18, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules Sept. \\n18, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 19, \\n2023; Roll No. 399: 422–0. Presented to the President \\nOct. 4, 2023. Approved Oct. 6, 2023. Public Law \\n118–18. \\nS. 113.— To require the Federal Trade Commission to \\nstudy the role of intermediaries in the pharmaceutical \\nsupply chain and provide Congress with appropriate \\npolicy recommendations, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Jan. 26, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Mar. 1, 2023; no written report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–2 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 123.— To protect American small businesses, gig \\nworkers, and freelancers by repealing the burdensome \\nAmerican Rescue Plan Act of 2021 transactions report-\\ning threshold, and to rescind certain funding provided \\nto the Internal Revenue Service under section 10301 \\nof Public Law 117-169. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nJan. 30, 2023. \\nS. 127.— To prevent unfair and deceptive acts or prac-\\ntices and the dissemination of false information related \\nto pharmacy benefit management services for prescrip-\\ntion drugs, and for other purposes. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation Jan. 26, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Dec. 13, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 133 (H.R. 619).— To extend the National Alzheimer’s \\nProject. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and \\nPensions Jan. 30, 2023. Reported amended July 27, \\n2023; no written report. Passed Senate amended July \\n30, 2024. Received in House and held at desk Aug. \\n2, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 23, \\n2024. \\nS. 134 (H.R. 620).— To require an annual budget esti-\\nmate for the initiatives of the National Institutes of \\nHealth pursuant to reports and recommendations \\nmade under the National Alzheimer’s Project Act. Re-\\nferred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Jan. \\n30, 2023. Reported July 27, 2023; no written report. \\nPassed Senate July 30, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Aug. 2, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 23, 2024. \\nS. 138 (H.R. 533).— To amend the Tibetan Policy Act \\nof 2002 to modify certain provisions of that Act. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Relations Jan. 30, 2023. Reported \\namended May 7, 2024; no written report. Passed Sen-\\nate amended May 23, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk May 31, 2024. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules June 11, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse June 12, 2024; Roll No. 252: 391–26. Presented \\nto the President July 8, 2024. Approved July 12, \\n2024. Public Law 118–70. \\nS. 142.— To prohibit brand name drug companies from \\ncompensating generic drug companies to delay the \\nentry of a generic drug into the market, and to prohibit \\nbiological product manufacturers from compensating \\nbiosimilar and interchangeable companies to delay the \\nentry of biosimilar biological products and interchange-\\nable biological products. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. \\n30, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 1, 2023; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 148.— To enable the Federal Trade Commission to \\ndeter filing of sham citizen petitions to cover an at-\\ntempt to interfere with approval of a competing generic \\ndrug or biosimilar, to foster competition, and facilitate \\nthe efficient review of petitions filed in good faith to \\nraise legitimate public health concerns, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. 30, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Mar. 1, 2023; no written report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 150.— To amend the Federal Trade Commission Act \\nto prohibit product hopping, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to the Judiciary Jan. 30, 2023. Reported Mar. \\n1, 2023; no written report. Passed Senate amended \\nJuly 11 (Legislative day of July 10), 2024. Received \\nin House and held at desk July 15, 2024. \\nS. 159.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 \\nto provide an exemption from gross income for manda-\\ntory restitution or civil damages as recompense for \\ntrafficking in persons. Referred to Finance Jan. 31, \\n2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate July 11 \\n(Legislative day of July 10), 2024. Received in House \\nand held at desk July 15, 2024. \\nS. 162.— To amend the Smith River National Recreation \\nArea Act to include certain additions to the Smith \\nRiver National Recreation Area, to amend the Wild \\nand Scenic Rivers Act to designate certain wild rivers \\nin the State of Oregon, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources Jan. 31, 2023. \\nReported July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–49. \\nS. 184 (H.R. 277).— To amend chapter 8 of title 5, \\nUnited States Code, to provide that major rules of \\nthe executive branch shall have no force or effect un-\\nless a joint resolution of approval is enacted into law. \\nOrdered placed on the calendar Feb. 1, 2023. \\nS. 195.— To provide compensation to the Keweenaw Bay \\nIndian Community for the taking without just com-\\npensation of land by the United States inside the exte-\\nrior boundaries of the L’Anse Indian Reservation that \\nwere guaranteed to the Community under a treaty \\nsigned in 1854, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nIndian Affairs Jan. 31, 2023. Reported Dec. 12, 2023; \\nRept. 118–129. Passed Senate Dec. 14, 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk Dec. 19, 2023. \\nS. 199.— To codify the authority of the Secretary of \\nAgriculture and the Secretary of the Interior to con-\\nduct certain landscape-scale forest restoration projects, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Nat-\\nural Resources Feb. 1, 2023. Reported July 11, 2023; \\nRept. 118–50. \\nS. 206.— To require the Commissioner of U.S. Customs \\nand Border Protection to regularly review and update \\npolicies and manuals related to inspections at ports \\nof entry. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Feb. 1, 2023. Reported May 4, 2023; \\nRept. 118–16. Passed Senate June 22, 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk June 27, 2023. Considered \\nunder suspension of rules Mar. 5, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Mar. 7, 2024. Presented to the \\nPresident Mar. 14, 2024. Approved Mar. 18, 2024. \\nPublic Law 118–43. \\nS. 211.— To authorize the Administrator of General \\nServices to establish an enhanced use lease pilot pro-\\ngram, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Feb. 1, 2023. Re-\\nported amended May 30, 2023; Rept. 118–35. Passed \\nSenate amended Aug. 1, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Aug. 6, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–3 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 214.— To allow reciprocity for the carrying of certain \\nconcealed firearms. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nFeb. 2, 2023. \\nS. 219.— To provide that Members of Congress may \\nnot receive pay after October 1 of any fiscal year in \\nwhich Congress has not approved a concurrent resolu-\\ntion on the budget and passed the regular appropria-\\ntions bills. Ordered placed on the calendar Feb. 2, \\n2023. \\nS. 223 (H.R. 455).— To amend the Controlled Substances \\nAct to fix a technical error in the definitions. Passed \\nSenate Feb. 1, 2023. Received in House and referred \\nto Energy and Commerce and in addition to the Judici-\\nary Feb. 6, 2023. \\nS. 227.— To amend title 28, United States Code, to pro-\\nvide an additional place for holding court for the Pecos \\nDivision of the Western District of Texas, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to the Judiciary Feb. 2, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed Senate Feb. 28, 2023. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk Mar. 3, 2023. Consid-\\nered under suspension of rules July 22, 2024. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House July 23, 2024; Roll No. 362: \\n404–3. Presented to the President July 25, 2024. Ap-\\nproved July 30, 2024. Public Law 118–73. \\nS. 229 (H.R. 752).— To require SelectUSA to coordinate \\nwith State-level economic development organizations \\nto increase foreign direct investment in semiconductor- \\nrelated manufacturing and production. Referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation Feb. 2, 2023. \\nReported Dec. 5, 2023; no written report. Passed Sen-\\nate Dec. 13, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nDec. 15, 2023. \\nS. 243.— To require the Commissioner of U.S. Customs \\nand Border Protection to establish procedures for con-\\nducting maintenance projects at ports of entry at \\nwhich the Office of Field Operations conducts certain \\nenforcement and facilitation activities. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Feb. 2, \\n2023. Reported May 11, 2023; Rept. 118–23. \\nS. 257.— To prohibit contracting with persons that have \\nbusiness operations with the Maduro regime, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Feb. 2, 2023. Reported May 16, \\n2023; Rept. 118–29. \\nS. 259.— To ensure transparent and competitive trans-\\nportation fuel markets in order to protect consumers \\nfrom unwarranted price increases. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Feb. 7, 2023. \\nS. 264.— To amend the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995 \\nto require certain disclosures by registrants regarding \\nexemptions under the Foreign Agents Registration Act \\nof 1938, as amended. Referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Feb. 2, 2023. Reported Apr. \\n19, 2023; Rept. 118–12. Passed Senate June 22, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk June 27, 2023. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 265 (H.R. 4646).— To reauthorize the rural emergency \\nmedical service training and equipment assistance pro-\\ngram, and for other purposes. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions Feb. 2, 2023. Reported \\namended July 26, 2023; no written report. Passed Sen-\\nate amended Dec. 13, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Dec. 15, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 17, 2024. Presented to the President Sept. \\n24, 2024. \\nS. 275.— To require the Federal Communications Com-\\nmission to establish a vetting process for prospective \\napplicants for high-cost universal service program \\nfunding. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation Feb. 7, 2023. Reported amended Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nS. 277 (H.R. 423).— To take certain land located in San \\nDiego County, California, into trust for the benefit of \\nthe Pala Band of Mission Indians, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Indian Affairs Feb. 7, 2023. Re-\\nported Mar. 21, 2023; Rept. 118–2. \\nS. 285.— To provide for the perpetuation, administration, \\nand funding of Federal Executive Boards, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Feb. 7, 2023. Reported amended Sept. \\n11, 2023; Rept. 118–95. \\nS. 288.— To prevent, treat, and cure tuberculosis glob-\\nally. Referred to Foreign Relations Feb. 7, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed Senate amended Sept. 19, \\n2024. Received in House and held at desk Sept. 23, \\n2024. \\nS. 294 (H.R. 298).— To amend the Securities Exchange \\nAct of 1934 to expand access to capital for rural-area \\nsmall businesses, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Feb. 7, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Sept. 7, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Sept. 12, 2023. \\nS. 299.— To amend title 31, United States Code, to pro-\\nvide for automatic continuing resolutions. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Feb. 9, 2023. \\nS. 305 (H.R. 1096).— To require the Secretary of the \\nTreasury to mint coins in commemoration of the 250th \\nanniversary of the United States Marine Corps, and \\nto support programs at the Marine Corps Heritage \\nCenter. Referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban Af-\\nfairs Feb. 7, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Sen-\\nate amended June 13, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk June 14, 2023. \\nS. 306.— To approve the settlement of the water right \\nclaims of the Tule River Tribe, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Indian Affairs Feb. 7, 2023. Reported Nov. \\n6, 2023; Rept. 118–110. \\nS. 308.— To end the treatment of the People’s Republic \\nof China as a developing nation. Referred to Foreign \\nRelations Feb. 9, 2023. Reported amended June 13, \\n2023; no written report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–4 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 310.— To establish an advisory group to encourage \\nand foster collaborative efforts among individuals and \\nentities engaged in disaster recovery relating to debris \\nremoval, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Feb. 9, 2023. Re-\\nported May 11, 2023; Rept. 118–24. Passed Senate \\nDec. 18, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nDec. 22, 2023. \\nS. 311.— To correct the inequitable denial of enhanced \\nretirement and annuity benefits to certain U.S. Cus-\\ntoms and Border Protection Officers. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Feb. 9, \\n2023. Reported amended Oct. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–101. \\nPassed Senate amended Nov. 8, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Nov. 13, 2023. \\nS. 316.— To repeal the authorizations for use of military \\nforce against Iraq. Referred to Foreign Relations Feb. \\n9, 2023. Reported Mar. 8, 2023; no written report. \\nConsidered Mar. 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 2023. Passed Sen-\\nate Mar. 29, 2023; Roll No. 77: 66–30. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Mar. 30, 2023. \\nS. 318 (H.R. 886).— To amend the Save Our Seas 2.0 \\nAct to improve the administration of the Marine De-\\nbris Foundation, to amend the Marine Debris Act to \\nimprove the administration of the Marine Debris Pro-\\ngram of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin-\\nistration, and for other purposes. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation Feb. 9, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Dec. 5, 2023; no written report. \\nPassed Senate amended Dec. 13, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Dec. 15, 2023. \\nS. 326.— To direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto carry out a study and clinical trials on the effects \\nof cannabis on certain health outcomes of veterans \\nwith chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs \\nFeb. 9, 2023. Reported Mar. 23, 2023; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 349.— To amend title 5, United States Code, to au-\\nthorize the appointment of spouses of members of the \\nArmed Forces who are on active duty, disabled, or \\ndeceased to positions in which the spouses will work \\nremotely. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Feb. 9, 2023. Reported amended Apr. \\n27, 2023; Rept. 118–14. Passed Senate amended June \\n22, 2023. Received in House and held at desk June \\n27, 2023. \\nS. 359.— To amend title 28, United States Code, to pro-\\nvide for a code of conduct for justices of the Supreme \\nCourt of the United States, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to the Judiciary Feb. 9, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 5, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 376.— To designate the area between the intersections \\nof 16th Street, Northwest and Fuller Street, Northwest \\nand 16th Street, Northwest and Euclid Street, North-\\nwest in Washington, District of Columbia, as ‘‘Oswaldo \\nPaya Way’’. Referred to Homeland Security and Gov-\\nernmental Affairs Feb. 9, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate June 13, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk June 14, 2023. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 382 (H.R. 929).— To take certain land in the State \\nof Washington into trust for the benefit of the Puyallup \\nTribe of the Puyallup Reservation, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Indian Affairs Feb. 9, 2023. Re-\\nported Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. 118–130. Passed Senate \\nDec. 14, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nDec. 19, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules \\nApr. 9, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Apr. 11, \\n2024; Roll No. 110: 401–15. Presented to the President \\nApr. 18, 2024. Approved Apr. 19, 2024. Public Law \\n118–48. \\nS. 384.— To establish the Springfield 1908 Race Riot \\nNational Monument in the State of Illinois, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Re-\\nsources Feb. 9, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 20, 2023; \\nRept. 118–142. \\nS. 385.— To amend the Native American Tourism and \\nImproving Visitor Experience Act to authorize grants \\nto Indian tribes, tribal organizations, and Native Ha-\\nwaiian organizations, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Indian Affairs Feb. 9, 2023. Reported Apr. 18, 2023; \\nRept. 118–9. \\nS. 396 (H.R. 1684).— To require the Secretary of State \\nto submit an annual report to Congress regarding the \\nties between criminal gangs and political and economic \\nelites in Haiti and impose sanctions on political and \\neconomic elites involved in such criminal activities. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Relations Feb. 13, 2023. Reported \\namended May 4, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 412.— To provide that it is unlawful to knowingly \\ndistribute private intimate visual depictions with reck-\\nless disregard for the individual’s lack of consent to \\nthe distribution, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Feb. 14, 2023. Reported amended May \\n17, 2023; no written report. Passed Senate amended \\nJuly 10, 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nJuly 15, 2024. \\nS. 416.— To designate the Russian-based mercenary \\nWagner Group as a foreign terrorist organization, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Feb. \\n14, 2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 418.— To provide financial assistance to schools im-\\npacted by radioactive contaminants, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Environment and Public Works Feb. \\n14, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate Apr. \\n26, 2023. Received in House and held at desk Apr. \\n27, 2023. \\nS. 424.— To protect the seniors of the United States, \\nand for other purposes. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nFeb. 15, 2023. \\nS. 432.— To amend the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act to \\ndesignate the Nulhegan River and Paul Stream in the \\nState of Vermont for potential addition to the national \\nwild and scenic rivers system, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources Feb. 15, \\n2023. Reported Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–149. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–5 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 440.— To designate certain land administered by the \\nBureau of Land Management and the Forest Service \\nin the State of Oregon as wilderness and national \\nrecreation areas, to withdraw certain land located in \\nCurry County and Josephine County, Oregon, from all \\nforms of entry, appropriation, or disposal under the \\npublic land laws, location, entry, and patent under \\nthe mining laws, and operation under the mineral leas-\\ning and geothermal leasing laws, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources Feb. \\n15, 2023. Reported July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–51. \\nS. 447.— To establish a demonstration program for the \\nactive remediation of orbital debris and to require the \\ndevelopment of uniform orbital debris standard prac-\\ntices in order to support a safe and sustainable orbital \\nenvironment, and for other purposes. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation Feb. 15, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 12, 2023; no written report. \\nPassed Senate amended Oct. 31, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Nov. 6, 2023. \\nS. 452.— To require the Secretary of Energy to establish \\na Nuclear Fuel Security Program, expand the Amer-\\nican Assured Fuel Supply Program, and submit a re-\\nport on a civil nuclear credit program, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nFeb. 15, 2023. Reported amended July 11, 2023; Rept. \\n118–52. \\nS. 460.— To amend the Indian Health Care Improve-\\nment Act to establish an urban Indian organization \\nconfer policy for the Department of Health and Human \\nServices. Referred to Indian Affairs Feb. 15, 2023. Re-\\nported May 30, 2023; Rept. 118–34. Passed Senate \\nJuly 18, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nJuly 20, 2023. \\nS. 467.— To modify the age requirement for the Student \\nIncentive Payment Program of the State maritime \\nacademies. Referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation Feb. 16, 2023. Reported amended May 10, \\n2023; Rept. 118–22. Passed Senate amended May 16, \\n2023. Received in House and held at desk May 17, \\n2023. Considered under suspension of rules June 12, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House June 14, 2023. \\nPresented to the President June 27, 2023. Approved \\nJune 30, 2023. Public Law 118–7. \\nS. 473.— To provide for drone security. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Feb. 16, \\n2023. Reported Aug. 22, 2023; Rept. 118–87. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar Aug. 22, 2023. \\nS. 474.— To amend title 18, United States Code, to \\nstrengthen reporting to the CyberTipline related to on-\\nline sexual exploitation of children, to modernize liabil-\\nities for such reports, to preserve the contents of such \\nreports for 1 year, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto the Judiciary Feb. 16, 2023. Reported amended June \\n6, 2023; no written report. Passed Senate amended \\nDec. 14, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nDec. 19, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Apr. \\n29, 2024. Presented to the President May 1, 2024. \\nApproved May 7, 2024. Public Law 118–59. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 475.— To designate the clinic of the Department of \\nVeterans Affairs in Gallup, New Mexico, as the Hiroshi \\n‘‘Hershey’’ Miyamura VA Clinic. Referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs Feb. 16, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate July 13, 2023. Received in House and held \\nat desk July 18, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nSept. 18, 2023; Roll No. 393: 409–0. Presented to the \\nPresident Sept. 21, 2023. Approved Oct. 2, 2023. \\nPublic Law 118–16. \\nS. 479.— To modify the fire management assistance cost \\nshare, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Feb. 16, 2023. Re-\\nported amended May 16, 2023; Rept. 118–30. \\nS. 484.— To require the Secretary of Commerce to pro-\\nvide training and guidance relating to human rights \\nabuses, including such abuses perpetrated against the \\nUyghur population by the Government of the People’s \\nRepublic of China, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation Feb. 16, \\n2023. Reported Dec. 5, 2023; no written report. Passed \\nSenate amended Dec. 19, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Dec. 22, 2023. \\nS. 490 (H.R. 1103).— To require the President to remove \\nthe extension of certain privileges, exemptions, and \\nimmunities to the Hong Kong Economic and Trade \\nOffices if Hong Kong no longer enjoys a high degree \\nof autonomy from the People’s Republic of China, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Feb. \\n16, 2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 499 (H.R. 1105).— To amend the DNA Analysis Back-\\nlog Elimination Act of 2000 to reauthorize the Debbie \\nSmith DNA Backlog Grant Program, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to the Judiciary Feb. 16, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed Senate amended Nov. 2, \\n2023. Received in House and held at desk Nov. 6, \\n2023. \\nS. 507.— To establish the Ralph David Abernathy, Sr., \\nNational Historic Site, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources Feb. 16, 2023. \\nReported Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–150. \\nS. 509.— To provide resources for United States nation-\\nals unlawfully or wrongfully detained abroad, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Feb. 16, \\n2023. Reported Mar. 9, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 532.— To preserve and protect the free choice of indi-\\nvidual employees to form, join, or assist labor organiza-\\ntions, or to refrain from such activities. Ordered placed \\non the calendar Feb. 28, 2023. \\nS. 534.— To withdraw certain Bureau of Land Manage-\\nment land from mineral development. Referred to En-\\nergy and Natural Resources Feb. 27, 2023. Reported \\nJuly 19, 2023; Rept. 118–63. \\nS. 535.— To streamline the oil and gas permitting proc-\\ness and to recognize fee ownership for certain oil and \\ngas drilling or spacing units, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources Feb. 27, \\n2023. Reported July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–53. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–6 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 546 (H.R. 3325).— To amend the Omnibus Crime \\nControl and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to authorize law \\nenforcement agencies to use COPS grants for recruit-\\nment activities, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Feb. 28, 2023. Reported amended June \\n8, 2023; no written report. Passed Senate amended \\nJuly 26, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nJuly 27, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House May \\n14, 2024; Roll No. 196: 370–18. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent May 20, 2024. Approved May 24, 2024. Public \\nLaw 118–64. \\nS. 567.— To amend the National Labor Relations Act, \\nthe Labor Management Relations Act, 1947, and the \\nLabor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of \\n1959, and for other purposes. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions Feb. 28, 2023. Reported \\nJuly 18, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 576.— To enhance safety requirements for trains \\ntransporting hazardous materials, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation Mar. 1, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 593.— To amend the John D. Dingell, Jr. Conserva-\\ntion, Management, and Recreation Act to establish the \\nCerro de la Olla Wilderness in the Rio Grande del \\nNorte National Monument and to modify the boundary \\nof the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. 1, 2023. \\nReported July 11, 2023; Rept. 118–54. \\nS. 594.— To require the Secretary of Agriculture and \\nthe Secretary of the Interior to prioritize the comple-\\ntion of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Nat-\\nural Resources Mar. 1, 2023. Reported amended May \\n16, 2024; Rept. 118–175. \\nS. 595.— To approve the settlement of water rights \\nclaims of the Pueblos of Acoma and Laguna in the \\nRio San Jose Stream System and the Pueblos of Jemez \\nand Zia in the Rio Jemez Stream System in the State \\nof New Mexico, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nIndian Affairs Mar. 1, 2023. Reported Dec. 12, 2023; \\nRept. 118–131. \\nS. 608.— To amend the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act to \\ndirect the Secretary of the Interior to conduct a study \\nof the Deerfield River for potential addition to the \\nnational wild and scenic rivers system, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nMar. 1, 2023. Reported Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–151. \\nS. 612.— To reauthorize the Lake Tahoe Restoration \\nAct, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources Mar. 1, 2023. Reported July 11, \\n2023; Rept. 118–55. Passed Senate July 10, 2024. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk July 15, 2024. Re-\\nferred to Natural Resources and in addition to Trans-\\nportation and Infrastructure, and Agriculture Sept. 9, \\n2024. Reported from Natural Resources Sept. 23, 2024; \\nRept. 118–702, Pt. I. Transportation and Infrastruc-\\nture and Agriculture discharged Sept. 23, 2024. Union \\nCalendar. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 24, \\n2024. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 616.— To amend the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe \\nReservation Restoration Act to provide for the transfer \\nof additional Federal land to the Leech Lake Band \\nof Ojibwe, and for other purposes. Referred to Indian \\nAffairs Mar. 1, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 18, \\n2024; Rept. 118–225. \\nS. 618.— To establish the United States Foundation for \\nInternational Conservation to promote long-term man-\\nagement of protected and conserved areas, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Mar. 1, \\n2023. Reported amended May 7, 2024; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 619 (H. Res. 199).— To require the Director of Na-\\ntional Intelligence to declassify information relating to \\nthe origin of COVID-19, and for other purposes. Passed \\nSenate Mar. 1, 2023. Received in House and held at \\ndesk Mar. 3, 2023. Passed House Mar. 10, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 143: 419–0. Presented to the President Mar. 16, \\n2023. Approved Mar. 20, 2023. Public Law 118–2. \\nS. 623.— To amend the Alaska Native Claims Settlement \\nAct to exclude certain payments to aged, blind, or dis-\\nabled Alaska Natives or descendants of Alaska Natives \\nfrom being used to determine eligibility for certain pro-\\ngrams, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources Mar. 2, 2023. Reported July 11, \\n2023; Rept. 118–56. \\nS. 636.— To establish the Dolores River National Con-\\nservation Area and the Dolores River Special Manage-\\nment Area in the State of Colorado, to protect private \\nwater rights in the State, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. 2, 2023. \\nReported amended May 16, 2024; Rept. 118–176. \\nS. 644.— To expand the take-home prescribing of metha-\\ndone through pharmacies. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions Mar. 2, 2023. Reported \\namended Feb. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 645.— To require the Attorney General to propose \\na program for making treatment for post-traumatic \\nstress disorder and acute stress disorder available to \\npublic safety officers, and for other purposes. Passed \\nSenate Mar. 2, 2023. Received in House and held at \\ndesk Mar. 7, 2023. \\nS. 654.— To amend the Water Infrastructure Improve-\\nments for the Nation Act to reauthorize Delaware \\nRiver Basin conservation programs, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Environment and Public Works Mar. \\n6, 2023. Reported Sept. 27 (Legislative day of Sept. \\n22), 2023; no written report. \\nS. 656.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to re-\\nvise the rules for approval by the Secretary of Veterans \\nAffairs of commercial driver education programs for \\npurposes of veterans educational assistance, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 6, \\n2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate Nov. 2, \\n2023. Received in House and held at desk Nov. 6, \\n2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–7 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 659.— To amend chapter 38 of title 31, United States \\nCode, relating to civil remedies, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 6, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed Senate Mar. 30, 2023. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk Apr. 6, 2023. \\nS. 666.— To amend title 31, United States Code, to re-\\nquire the Chief Operating Officer of each agency to \\ncompile a list of unnecessary programs, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Mar. 7, 2023. Reported May 30, 2023; \\nRept. 118–36. \\nS. 670.— To improve services for trafficking victims by \\nestablishing, in Homeland Security Investigations, the \\nInvestigators Maintain Purposeful Awareness to Com-\\nbat Trafficking Trauma Program and the Victim As-\\nsistance Program. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Mar. 7, 2023. Reported May 4, \\n2023; Rept. 118–17. Passed Senate amended Nov. 8, \\n2023. Received in House and held at desk Nov. 13, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nS. 673.— To allow nonprofit child care providers to par-\\nticipate in certain loan programs of the Small Business \\nAdministration, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business and Entrepreneurship Mar. 7, 2023. \\nReported July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 679.— To amend chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, to require Federal agencies to submit to the \\nComptroller General of the United States a report on \\nrules that are revoked, suspended, replaced, amended, \\nor otherwise made ineffective. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Mar. 7, 2023. Re-\\nported May 11, 2023; Rept. 118–25. Passed Senate \\nDec. 18, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nDec. 22, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. \\n23, 2024. \\nS. 682 (H.R. 406).— To provide for the treatment of \\nthe Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) \\nas an international organization for purposes of the \\nInternational Organizations Immunities Act, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Mar. 7, \\n2023. Reported amended May 4, 2023; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 683.— To modify the boundary of the Berryessa Snow \\nMountain National Monument to include certain Fed-\\neral land in Lake County, California, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nMar. 7, 2023. Reported July 19, 2023; Rept. 118–64. \\nS. 701.— To protect a person’s ability to determine \\nwhether to continue or end a pregnancy, and to protect \\na health care provider’s ability to provide abortion \\nservices. Ordered placed on the calendar Mar. 9, 2023. \\nS. 706.— To withdraw the National Forest System land \\nin the Ruby Mountains subdistrict of the Humboldt- \\nToiyabe National Forest and the National Wildlife Ref-\\nuge System land in Ruby Lake National Wildlife Ref-\\nuge, Elko and White Pine Counties, Nevada, from op-\\neration under the mineral leasing laws. Referred to \\nEnergy and Natural Resources Mar. 8, 2023. Reported \\nJuly 19, 2023; Rept. 118–65. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 709.— To improve performance and accountability in \\nthe Federal Government, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs \\nMar. 8, 2023. Reported amended May 4, 2023; Rept. \\n118–18. Passed Senate amended Feb. 8 (Legislative \\nday of Feb. 7), 2024. Received in House and held at \\ndesk Feb. 13, 2024. \\nS. 717.— To improve plain writing and public experience, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Mar. 8, 2023. Reported May \\n11, 2023; Rept. 118–26. \\nS. 724.— To protect children against sexual abuse and \\nexploitation, and for other purposes. Passed Senate \\nMar. 8, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nMar. 9, 2023. \\nS. 728.— To amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of \\n1938 to provide more effective remedies to victims of \\ndiscrimination in the payment of wages on the basis \\nof sex, and for other purposes. Referred to Health, \\nEducation, Labor, and Pensions Mar. 9, 2023. Reported \\nJuly 18, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 736.— To establish the Chiricahua National Park in \\nthe State of Arizona as a unit of the National Park \\nSystem, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources Mar. 9, 2023. Reported July \\n19, 2023; Rept. 118–66. \\nS. 749.— To ensure that the National Advisory Council \\non Indian Education includes at least 1 member who \\nis the president of a Tribal College or University and \\nto require the Secretaries of Education and Interior \\nto consider the National Advisory Council on Indian \\nEducation’s reports in the preparation of budget mate-\\nrials. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pen-\\nsions Mar. 9, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Sen-\\nate Nov. 8, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nNov. 13, 2023. \\nS. 758 (H.R. 1568).— To amend the Tariff Act of 1930 \\nto protect personally identifiable information, and for \\nother purposes. Passed Senate Mar. 9, 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk Mar. 14, 2023. \\nS. 769.— To amend title 36, United States Code, to des-\\nignate March 9 as U.S. Hostage and Wrongful De-\\ntainee Day and to designate the Hostage and Wrongful \\nDetainee flag as an official symbol to recognize citizens \\nof the United States held as hostages or wrongfully \\ndetained abroad. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 9, \\n2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate May 31 \\n(Legislative day of May 30), 2023. Received in House \\nand held at desk June 5, 2023. \\nS. 776.— To amend the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act to \\ndesignate certain segments of the Gila River system \\nin the State of New Mexico as components of the Na-\\ntional Wild and Scenic Rivers System, to provide for \\nthe transfer of administrative jurisdiction over certain \\nFederal land in the State of New Mexico, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nMar. 14, 2023. Reported July 19, 2023; Rept. 118–67. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–8 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 777 (H.R. 7777).— To increase, effective as of Decem-\\nber 1, 2023, the rates of compensation for veterans \\nwith service-connected disabilities and the rates of de-\\npendency and indemnity compensation for the sur-\\nvivors of certain disabled veterans, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. 14, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Mar. 30, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Mar. 30, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House May 22, 2023. Pre-\\nsented to the President June 7, 2023. Approved June \\n14, 2023. Public Law 118–6. \\nS. 780.— To require the Comptroller General of the \\nUnited States to analyze certain legislation in order \\nto prevent duplication of and overlap with existing \\nFederal programs, offices, and initiatives. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Mar. 14, \\n2023. Reported May 16, 2023; Rept. 118–31. \\nS. 788.— To amend the Permanent Electronic Duck \\nStamp Act of 2013 to allow States to issue fully elec-\\ntronic stamps under that Act, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Environment and Public Works Mar. 14, \\n2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate amended \\nJuly 27, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nAug. 4, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules \\nDec. 11, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Dec. \\n12, 2023; Roll No. 712: 403–20. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Dec. 19, 2023. Approved Dec. 19, 2023. Public \\nLaw 118–25. \\nS. 794.— To require a pilot program on the participation \\nof non-asset-based third-party logistics providers in the \\nCustoms-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism. Re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs \\nMar. 14, 2023. Reported May 11, 2023; Rept. 118–27. \\nPassed Senate amended July 18, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk July 20, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nS. 797.— To establish and implement a multi-year Legal \\nGold and Mining Partnership Strategy to reduce the \\nnegative environmental and social impacts of illicit \\ngold mining in the Western Hemisphere, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Mar. 14, 2023. \\nReported amended May 4, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 820.— To add the Consumer Product Safety Commis-\\nsion to the list of agencies required to be represented \\non the PFAS interagency working group. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Mar. 15, \\n2023. Reported amended Nov. 27, 2023; Rept. 118–112. \\nS. 822.— To terminate the Department of Defense \\nmemorandum relating to access to abortions, to pro-\\nhibit the use of travel and transportation allowances, \\nmedical convalescent leave, and administrative ab-\\nsences to travel to obtain abortions, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Armed Services Mar. 15, 2023. Re-\\nported amended July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 824.— To require the Secretary of Homeland Security \\nto establish a national risk management cycle, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Mar. 15, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned May 9, 2023; Rept. 118–20. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 829.— To amend the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995 \\nto clarify a provision relating to certain contents of \\nregistrations under that Act. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Mar. 16, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Apr. 25, 2023; Rept. 118–13. Passed \\nSenate amended June 22, 2023. Received in House \\nand held at desk June 27, 2023. \\nS. 841.— To authorize the Caribbean Basin Security Ini-\\ntiative, to enhance the United States- Caribbean secu-\\nrity partnership, to prioritize natural disaster resil-\\nience, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Re-\\nlations Mar. 16, 2023. Reported amended May 4, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 843.— To amend the Infrastructure Investment and \\nJobs Act to authorize the use of funds for certain addi-\\ntional Carey Act projects, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. 16, 2023. \\nReported July 19, 2023; Rept. 118–68. \\nS. 847.— To establish the International Children with \\nDisabilities Protection Program within the Department \\nof State, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign \\nRelations Mar. 16, 2023. Reported amended July 25, \\n2023; no written report. \\nS. 870 (H.R. 4090).— To amend the Federal Fire Preven-\\ntion and Control Act of 1974 to authorize appropria-\\ntions for the United States Fire Administration and \\nfirefighter assistance grant programs. Ordered placed \\non the calendar Mar. 21, 2023. Considered Mar. 30, \\nApr. 18, 19, 2023. Passed Senate Apr. 20, 2023; Roll \\nNo. 94: 95–2. Received in House and held at desk \\nApr. 24, 2023. Considered under suspension of rules \\nMay 7, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House with \\namendments May 8, 2024; Roll No. 194: 393–13. Sen-\\nate agreed to House amendments June 18, 2024. Roll \\nNo. 200: 88–2. Presented to the President July 8, 2024. \\nApproved July 9, 2024. Public Law 118–67. \\nS. 873.— To improve recreation opportunities on, and \\nfacilitate greater access to, Federal public land, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources Mar. 16, 2023. Reported amended July 26, \\n2023; Rept. 118–79. \\nS. 884.— To establish a Government-wide approach to \\nimproving digital identity, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs \\nMar. 21, 2023. Reported amended July 11, 2023; Rept. \\n118–47. \\nS. 885.— To establish a Civilian Cybersecurity Reserve \\nin the Department of Homeland Security as a pilot \\nproject to address the cybersecurity needs of the \\nUnited States with respect to national security, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Mar. 21, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Sept. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–96. \\nS. 910 (H.R. 1722).— To amend the Grand Ronde Res-\\nervation Act, and for other purposes. Referred to In-\\ndian Affairs Mar. 22, 2023. Reported Nov. 27, 2023; \\nRept. 118–113. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–9 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 912.— To require the Secretary of Energy to provide \\ntechnology grants to strengthen domestic mining edu-\\ncation, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources Mar. 22, 2023. Reported Dec. 18, \\n2023; Rept. 118–139. Passed Senate July 10, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk July 15, 2024. \\nS. 917.— To establish the duties of the Director of the \\nCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency re-\\ngarding open source software security, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Mar. 22, 2023. Reported amended May \\n16, 2023; Rept. 118–32. \\nS. 920.— To reauthorize the Trafficking Victims Protec-\\ntion Act of 2000, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nForeign Relations Mar. 22, 2023. Reported June 12, \\n2023; no written report. \\nS. 924 (H.R. 1727).— To amend the Chesapeake and \\nOhio Canal Development Act to extend the Chesapeake \\nand Ohio Canal National Historical Park Commission. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. 22, \\n2023. Reported Dec. 20, 2023; Rept. 118–143. \\nS. 930.— To amend the Omnibus Crime Control and \\nSafe Streets Act of 1968 to provide public safety officer \\nbenefits for exposure-related cancers, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 22, 2023. Re-\\nported amended June 5, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 931.— To improve the visibility, accountability, and \\noversight of agency software asset management prac-\\ntices, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Mar. 22, 2023. Re-\\nported amended July 25, 2023; Rept. 118–73. \\nS. 932.— To amend title 5, United States Code, to pro-\\nvide for the halt in pension payments for Members \\nof Congress sentenced for certain offenses, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Mar. 22, 2023. Reported May \\n30, 2023; Rept. 118–37. Passed Senate July 13, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk July 18, 2023. \\nS. 933.— To amend the Carl Levin and Howard P. \\n‘‘Buck’’ McKeon National Defense Authorization Act for \\nFiscal Year 2015 to modify requirements relating to \\ndata centers of certain Federal agencies, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Mar. 22, 2023. Reported Apr. 27, 2023; \\nRept. 118–15. \\nS. 936 (H.R. 1730).— To amend the Small Business Act \\nto include requirements relating to graduates of career \\nand technical education programs or programs of study \\nfor small business development centers and women’s \\nbusiness centers, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business and Entrepreneurship Mar. 22, 2023. \\nReported amended July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 943.— To increase the minimum disaster loan amount \\nfor which the Small Business Administration may re-\\nquire collateral, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business and Entrepreneurship Mar. 22, 2023. \\nReported amended July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 945.— To provide for joint reports by relevant Federal \\nagencies to Congress regarding incidents of terrorism, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Mar. 22, 2023. Reported \\namended June 22, 2023; Rept. 118–46. \\nS. 950.— To amend the Omnibus Public Land Manage-\\nment Act of 2009 to make a technical correction to \\nthe water rights settlement for the Shoshone-Paiute \\nTribes of the Duck Valley Reservation, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Indian Affairs Mar. 22, 2023. \\nReported amended July 26, 2023; Rept. 118–80. Passed \\nSenate amended Dec. 18, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Dec. 22, 2023. \\nS. 961.— To redesignate the Salem Maritime National \\nHistoric Site in Salem, Massachusetts, as the ‘‘Salem \\nMaritime National Historic Park’’, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. \\n23, 2023. Reported Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–152. \\nS. 992 (H.R. 3209).— To amend the Intermodal Surface \\nTransportation Efficiency Act of 1991 to designate the \\nTexas and New Mexico portions of the future Inter-\\nstate-designated segments of the Port-to-Plains Cor-\\nridor as Interstate Route 27, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Environment and Public Works Mar. 28, \\n2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate amended \\nJuly 27, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nAug. 4, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House with \\namendment Dec. 4, 2023. Senate agreed to House \\namendment Mar. 7, 2024. Presented to the President \\nMar. 21, 2024. Approved Mar. 22, 2024. Public Law \\n118–45. \\nS. 994.— To amend the Omnibus Crime Control and \\nSafe Streets Act of 1968 to provide that COPS grant \\nfunds may be used for local law enforcement recruits \\nto attend schools or academies if the recruits agree \\nto serve in precincts of law enforcement agencies in \\ntheir communities. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 28, \\n2023. Reported amended June 8, 2023; no written re-\\nport. Passed Senate amended July 26, 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk July 27, 2023. \\nS. 1015.— To require the Secretary of Agriculture to \\nconvey the Pleasant Valley Ranger District Adminis-\\ntrative Site to Gila County, Arizona. Referred to En-\\nergy and Natural Resources Mar. 28, 2023. Reported \\namended Dec. 20, 2023; Rept. 118–144. \\nS. 1059.— To adjust the boundary of Big Bend National \\nPark in the State of Texas, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. 29, \\n2023. Reported Dec. 20, 2023; Rept. 118–145. \\nS. 1067.— To amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cos-\\nmetic Act with respect to citizen petitions. Referred \\nto Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Mar. 29, \\n2023. Reported amended June 22, 2023; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 1074.— To require a strategy for countering the Peo-\\nple’s Republic of China. Referred to Foreign Relations \\nMar. 30, 2023. Reported amended June 13, 2023; no \\nwritten report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–10 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1080.— To amend the Controlled Substances Act to \\nrequire electronic communication service providers and \\nremote computing services to report to the Attorney \\nGeneral certain controlled substances violations. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Mar. 30, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Sept. 5, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1088.— To authorize the relinquishment and in lieu \\nselection of land and minerals in the State of North \\nDakota, to restore land and minerals to Indian Tribes \\nwithin the State of North Dakota, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. \\n30, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. \\n118–132. \\nS. 1094.— To provide a temporary safe harbor for pub-\\nlishers of online content to collectively negotiate with \\ndominant online platforms regarding the terms on \\nwhich content may be distributed. Referred to the Ju-\\ndiciary Mar. 30, 2023. Reported July 18, 2023; no writ-\\nten report. \\nS. 1096.— To require the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto require the employees of the Department of Vet-\\nerans Affairs to receive training developed by the In-\\nspector General of the Department on reporting wrong-\\ndoing to, responding to requests from, and cooperating \\nwith the Office of Inspector General of the Depart-\\nment, and for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs Mar. 30, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate amended July 13, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk July 18, 2023. \\nS. 1097.— To establish the Cesar E. Chavez and the \\nFarmworker Movement National Historical Park in the \\nStates of California and Arizona, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources Mar. \\n30, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. \\n118–133. \\nS. 1111.— To enhance United States civil nuclear leader-\\nship, support the licensing of advanced nuclear tech-\\nnologies, strengthen the domestic nuclear energy fuel \\ncycle and supply chain, and improve the regulation \\nof nuclear energy, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Environment and Public Works Mar. 30, 2023. Re-\\nported amended July 10, 2023; Rept. 118–182. \\nS. 1114.— To amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cos-\\nmetic Act with respect to the 180-day exclusivity pe-\\nriod. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pen-\\nsions Mar. 30, 2023. Reported amended June 22, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. \\n1118.— \\nTo \\nestablish \\nthe \\nOpen \\nAccess \\nEvapotranspiration (OpenET) Data Program. Referred \\nto Energy and Natural Resources Mar. 30, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Apr. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–164. \\nS. 1137 (H.R. 2577).— To establish the Law Enforcement \\nMental Health and Wellness Program, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Mar. 30, 2023. Reported amended Oct. \\n3, 2023; Rept. 118–102. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1146 (H.R. 2426).— To amend part E of title IV of \\nthe Social Security Act to require the Secretary of \\nHealth and Human Services to identify obstacles to \\nidentifying and responding to reports of children miss-\\ning from foster care and other vulnerable foster youth, \\nto provide technical assistance relating to the removal \\nof such obstacles, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nFinance Mar. 30, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate Oct. 30, 2023. Received in House and held at \\ndesk Nov. 1, 2023. Considered under suspension of \\nrules Sept. 17, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nwith amendment Sept. 18, 2024; Roll No. 422: 408–7. \\nS. 1147.— To amend the Child Abuse Prevention and \\nTreatment Act to provide for grants in support of \\ntraining and education to teachers and other school \\nemployees, students, and the community about how \\nto prevent, recognize, respond to, and report child sex-\\nual abuse among primary and secondary school stu-\\ndents. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pen-\\nsions Mar. 30, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate amended Feb. 9, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Feb. 13, 2024. \\nS. 1153.— To require the Secretary of Commerce to es-\\ntablish the National Manufacturing Advisory Council \\nwithin the Department of Commerce, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation Mar. 30, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, \\n2023; no written report. \\nS. 1156.— To establish an Office of Native American \\nAffairs within the Small Business Administration, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Small Business and \\nEntrepreneurship Mar. 30, 2023. Reported amended \\nJuly 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1170.— To reauthorize and update the Project Safe \\nChildhood program, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto the Judiciary Apr. 17, 2023. Reported amended May \\n15, 2023; no written report. Passed Senate amended \\nOct. 24, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nNov. 1, 2023. \\nS. 1189.— To establish a pilot grant program to improve \\nrecycling accessibility, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Environment and Public Works Apr. 19, 2023. Re-\\nported June 22, 2023; Rept. 118–41. Passed Senate \\namended Mar. 12, 2024. Received in House and held \\nat desk Mar. 15, 2024. \\nS. 1194.— To require the Administrator of the Environ-\\nmental Protection Agency to carry out certain activities \\nto improve recycling and composting programs in the \\nUnited States, and for other purposes. Referred to En-\\nvironment and Public Works Apr. 19, 2023. Reported \\nJune 22, 2023; Rept. 118–42. Passed Senate amended \\nMar. 12, 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nMar. 15, 2024. \\nS. 1199.— To combat the sexual exploitation of children \\nby supporting victims and promoting accountability \\nand transparency by the tech industry. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Apr. 19, 2023. Reported amended May \\n15, 2023; no written report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–11 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1203.— To amend the Peace Corps Act by reauthor-\\nizing the Peace Corps, providing better support for \\ncurrent, returning, and former volunteers, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Apr. 19, \\n2023. Reported July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1207.— To establish a National Commission on Online \\nChild Sexual Exploitation Prevention, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to the Judiciary Apr. 19, 2023. Re-\\nported amended May 15, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1214.— To set forth limitations on exclusive approval \\nor licensure of drugs designated for rare diseases or \\nconditions. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and \\nPensions Apr. 19, 2023. Reported June 22, 2023; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. 1240.— To modify the requirements for candidate \\ncountries under the Millennium Challenge Act of 2003, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations \\nApr. 20, 2023. Reported May 4, 2023; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 1254.— To designate and expand wilderness areas \\nin Olympic National Forest in the State of Wash-\\nington, and to designate certain rivers in Olympic Na-\\ntional Forest and Olympic National Park as wild and \\nscenic rivers, and for other purposes. Referred to En-\\nergy and Natural Resources Apr. 20, 2023. Reported \\namended June 18, 2024; Rept. 118–184. \\nS. 1258.— To require the Director of the Office of Man-\\nagement and Budget to submit to Congress an annual \\nreport on projects that are over budget and behind \\nschedule, and for other purposes. Referred to Home-\\nland Security and Governmental Affairs Apr. 25, 2023. \\nReported Feb. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–157. Passed Senate \\nMar. 23 (Legislative day of Mar. 22), 2024. Received \\nin House and held at desk Mar. 26, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House with amendment July 22, 2024. \\nS. 1260.— To release the reversionary interest of the \\nUnited States in certain non-Federal land in Salt Lake \\nCity, Utah, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources Apr. 25, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned July 25, 2023; Rept. 118–75. \\nS. 1271.— To impose sanctions with respect to trafficking \\nof illicit fentanyl and its precursors by transnational \\ncriminal organizations, including cartels, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Banking, Housing, and Urban \\nAffairs Apr. 25, 2023. Reported amended June 22, \\n2023; no written report. \\nS. 1274.— To permanently exempt payments made from \\nthe Railroad Unemployment Insurance Account from \\nsequestration under the Balanced Budget and Emer-\\ngency Deficit Control Act of 1985. Referred to the \\nBudget Apr. 25, 2023. Reported Mar. 6, 2024; Rept. \\n118–168. \\nS. 1277.— To modify the boundary of the Mammoth \\nCave National Park in the State of Kentucky, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources Apr. 25, 2023. Reported Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. \\n118–134. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1278.— To designate the Federal building located at \\n985 Michigan Avenue in Detroit, Michigan, as the \\n‘‘Rosa Parks Federal Building’’, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Environment and Public Works Apr. 25, \\n2023. Reported July 26, 2023; no written report. \\nPassed Senate Nov. 29, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Dec. 5, 2023. Considered under suspen-\\nsion of rules Mar. 11, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Mar. 13, 2024. Presented to the President Mar. \\n20, 2024. Approved Mar. 22, 2024. Public Law \\n118–46. \\nS. 1280 (H.R. 1734).— To require coordinated National \\nInstitute of Standards and Technology science and re-\\nsearch activities regarding illicit drugs containing \\nxylazine, novel synthetic opioids, and other substances \\nof concern, and for other purposes. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation Apr. 25, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Dec. 13, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1284.— To improve forecasting and understanding of \\ntornadoes and other hazardous weather, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation Apr. 25, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 4, \\n2023; Rept. 118–138. \\nS. 1303 (H.R. 3950).— To require sellers of event tickets \\nto disclose comprehensive information to consumers \\nabout ticket prices and related fees. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation Apr. 26, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 12, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1308.— To amend the Indian Self-Determination and \\nEducation Assistance Act to extend the deadline for \\nthe Secretary of the Interior to promulgate regulations \\nimplementing title IV of that Act, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Indian Affairs Apr. 26, 2023. Re-\\nported amended June 8, 2023; Rept. 118–38. Passed \\nSenate amended July 18, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk July 20, 2023. \\nS. 1311 (H.R. 2882).— To reauthorize the Morris K. \\nUdall and Stewart L. Udall Trust Fund, and for other \\npurposes. Passed Senate Apr. 26, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Apr. 27, 2023. \\nS. 1322.— To amend the Act of August 9, 1955, to modify \\nthe authorized purposes and term period of tribal \\nleases, and for other purposes. Referred to Indian Af-\\nfairs Apr. 26, 2023. Reported amended Mar. 12, 2024; \\nRept. 118–159. \\nS. 1325.— To establish a partnership with nations in \\nthe Western Hemisphere to promote economic competi-\\ntiveness, democratic governance, and security, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations Apr. 26, \\n2023. Reported amended May 4, 2023; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 1332 (H.R. 2941).— To require the Office of Manage-\\nment and Budget to revise the Standard Occupational \\nClassification system to establish a separate code for \\ndirect support professionals, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Apr. 27, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 30, 2023; \\nRept. 118–116. Passed Senate amended Mar. 20, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Mar. 21, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–12 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1339.— To provide for increased oversight of entities \\nthat provide pharmacy benefit management services \\non behalf of group health plans and health insurance \\ncoverage. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and \\nPensions Apr. 27, 2023. Reported amended June 22, \\n2023; no written report. \\nS. 1345.— To amend the Small Business Act to enhance \\nthe Office of Credit Risk Management, to require the \\nAdministrator of the Small Business Administration \\nto issue rules relating to environmental obligations of \\ncertified development companies, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Small Business and Entrepreneur-\\nship Apr. 27, 2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 1348.— To redesignate land within certain wilderness \\nstudy areas in the State of Wyoming, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nApr. 27, 2023. Reported amended June 18, 2024; Rept. \\n118–185. \\nS. 1352.— To amend the Small Business Investment Act \\nof 1958 to improve the loan guaranty program, en-\\nhance the ability of small manufacturers to access af-\\nfordable capital, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business and Entrepreneurship Apr. 27, 2023. \\nReported amended July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1381 (H.R. 2950).— To authorize the Secretary of \\nthe Interior, through the Coastal Program of the \\nUnited States Fish and Wildlife Service, to work with \\nwilling partners and provide support to efforts to as-\\nsess, protect, restore, and enhance important coastal \\nlandscapes that provide fish and wildlife habitat on \\nwhich certain Federal trust species depend, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Environment and Public \\nWorks Apr. 27, 2023. Reported July 26, 2023; Rept. \\n118–127. \\nS. 1387.— To reauthorize the Project Safe Neighborhoods \\nGrant Program Authorization Act of 2018, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to the Judiciary May 1, 2023. \\nReported amended June 8, 2023; no written report. \\nPassed Senate amended July 26, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk July 27, 2023. \\nS. 1395.— To temporarily suspend the debt limit through \\nDecember 31, 2024. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nMay 2, 2023. \\nS. 1396.— To improve commercialization activities in the \\nSBIR and STTR programs, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Small Business and Entrepreneurship May \\n2, 2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 1405.— To provide for the exchange of certain Federal \\nland and State land in the State of Utah. Referred \\nto Energy and Natural Resources May 2, 2023. Re-\\nported Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–153. \\nS. 1409.— To protect the safety of children on the inter-\\nnet. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation May 2, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1414 (H.R. 1496).— To improve the instant messaging \\nservice used by the National Weather Service, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and \\nTransportation May 3, 2023. Reported Dec. 4, 2023; \\nRept. 118–140. Passed Senate Dec. 18, 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk Dec. 22, 2023. \\nS. 1416 (H.R. 1482).— To provide guidance for and in-\\nvestment in the upgrade and modernization of the Na-\\ntional \\nOceanic \\nand \\nAtmospheric \\nAdministration \\nWeather Radio All Hazards Network, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation May 3, 2023. Reported Dec. 4, 2023; Rept. \\n118–141. Passed Senate Dec. 18, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Dec. 22, 2023. \\nS. 1418.— To amend the Children’s Online Privacy Pro-\\ntection Act of 1998 to strengthen protections relating \\nto the online collection, use, and disclosure of personal \\ninformation of children and teens, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation May 3, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 1421.— To require origin and location disclosure for \\nnew products of foreign origin offered for sale on the \\ninternet. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation May 3, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 1425.— To require a report on Federal support to \\nthe cybersecurity of commercial satellite systems, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs May 3, 2023. Reported amended \\nSept. 5, 2023; Rept. 118–92. \\nS. 1443.— To require an interagency strategy for cre-\\nating a unified posture on counter-unmanned aircraft \\nsystems (C-UAS) capabilities and protections at inter-\\nnational borders of the United States. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs May 4, \\n2023. Reported Oct. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–103. \\nS. 1457.— To authorize negotiation and conclusion and \\nto provide for congressional consideration of a tax \\nagreement between the American Institute in Taiwan \\n(AIT) and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Rep-\\nresentative Office (TECRO). Referred to Foreign Rela-\\ntions May 4, 2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 1464.— To restrict the flow of illicit drugs into the \\nUnited States, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs May 4, \\n2023. Reported amended Oct. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–104. \\nS. 1466.— To adjust the boundary of the Santa Monica \\nMountains National Recreation Area to include the \\nRim of the Valley Corridor, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources May 4, \\n2023. Reported July 25, 2023; Rept. 118–76. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–13 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1478.— To designate United States Route 20 in the \\nStates of Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Ne-\\nbraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, \\nNew York, and Massachusetts as the ‘‘National Medal \\nof Honor Highway’’, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Environment and Public Works May 9, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed Senate Dec. 19, 2023. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk Dec. 22, 2023. \\nS. 1510.— To amend provisions relating to the Office \\nof the Inspector General of the Government Account-\\nability Office, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs May 10, \\n2023. Reported Aug. 22, 2023; Rept. 118–88. Passed \\nSenate amended Nov. 16 (Legislative day of Nov. 15), \\n2023. Received in House and held at desk Nov. 17, \\n2023. \\nS. 1524.— To ensure that whistleblowers, including con-\\ntractors, are protected from retaliation when a Federal \\nemployee orders a reprisal, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs May 10, 2023. Reported amended July 29, 2024; \\nRept. 118–202. \\nS. 1528.— To streamline the sharing of information \\namong Federal disaster assistance agencies, to expe-\\ndite the delivery of life-saving assistance to disaster \\nsurvivors, to speed the recovery of communities from \\ndisasters, to protect the security and privacy of infor-\\nmation provided by disaster survivors, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs May 10, 2023. Reported amended June \\n13, 2023; Rept. 118–39. Passed Senate amended July \\n27, 2023. Received in House and held at desk Aug. \\n4, 2023. \\nS. 1530.— To permit COPS grants to be used for the \\npurpose of increasing the compensation and hiring of \\nlaw enforcement officers, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary May 10, 2023. Reported June \\n8, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1540.— To amend the Forest and Rangeland Renew-\\nable Resources Planning Act of 1974 and the Federal \\nLand Policy and Management Act of 1976 to provide \\nfor circumstances under which reinitiation of consulta-\\ntion is not required under a land and resource manage-\\nment plan or land use plan under those Acts, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources May 10, 2023. Reported amended July 25, \\n2023; Rept. 118–77. \\nS. 1549.— To provide the Congressional Budget Office \\nwith necessary authorities to expedite the sharing of \\ndata from executive branch agencies, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs May 10, 2023. Reported June 13, 2023; \\nRept. 118–40. Passed Senate June 22, 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk June 27, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nS. 1560.— To require the development of a comprehen-\\nsive rural hospital cybersecurity workforce develop-\\nment strategy, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs May 11, \\n2023. Reported amended May 9, 2024; Rept. 118–170. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1564.— To require the Director of the Office of Per-\\nsonnel Management to establish, or otherwise ensure \\nthe provision of, a training program on artificial intel-\\nligence for Federal management officials and super-\\nvisors, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs May 11, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Nov. 2, 2023; Rept. 118–109. \\nS. 1570.— To amend the Bottles and Breastfeeding \\nEquipment Screening Act to require hygienic handling \\nof breast milk and baby formula by security screening \\npersonnel of the Transportation Security Administra-\\ntion and personnel of private security companies pro-\\nviding security screening, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation May \\n11, 2023. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 1573 (H.R. 3226).— To reauthorize the Prematurity \\nResearch Expansion and Education for Mothers who \\ndeliver Infants Early Act. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions May 11, 2023. Reported \\namended Oct. 4, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1608.— To provide for the expansion of the Starr- \\nCamargo Bridge near Rio Grande City, Texas, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Environment and Pub-\\nlic Works May 16, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate July 27, 2023. Received in House and held \\nat desk Aug. 4, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nSept. 9, 2024. Presented to the President Sept. 11, \\n2024. Approved Sept. 13, 2024. Public Law 118–80. \\nS. 1624.— To require certain civil penalties to be trans-\\nferred to a fund through which amounts are made \\navailable for the Gabriella Miller Kids First Pediatric \\nResearch Program at the National Institutes of Health, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions May 16, 2023. Reported amended \\nOct. 4, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1648 (H.R. 682).— To facilitate access to the electro-\\nmagnetic spectrum for commercial space launches and \\ncommercial space reentries, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation \\nMay 17, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 18, 2023; no \\nwritten report. Passed Senate amended Oct. 31, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Nov. 6, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Sept. 17, 2024. \\nS. 1651.— To encourage increased trade and investment \\nbetween the United States and the countries in the \\nWestern Balkans, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nForeign Relations May 17, 2023. Reported amended \\nMay 7, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 1657.— To authorize the Secretary of the Interior \\nto convey certain land to La Paz County, Arizona, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Energy and Natural \\nResources May 17, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 12, \\n2023; Rept. 118–135. \\nS. 1662 (H.R. 3415).— To direct the Secretary of the \\nInterior to convey to the Midvale Irrigation District \\nthe Pilot Butte Power Plant in the State of Wyoming, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Energy and Nat-\\nural Resources May 17, 2023. Reported amended Apr. \\n9, 2024; Rept. 118–165. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–14 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1664.— To allow Americans to earn paid sick time \\nso that they can address their own health needs and \\nthe health needs of their families. Referred to Health, \\nEducation, Labor, and Pensions May 17, 2023. Re-\\nported July 18, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1669.— To require the Secretary of Transportation \\nto issue a rule requiring access to AM broadcast sta-\\ntions in motor vehicles, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation May \\n17, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 12, 2023; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 1723.— To establish the Truth and Healing Commis-\\nsion on Indian Boarding School Policies in the United \\nStates, and for other purposes. Referred to Indian Af-\\nfairs May 18, 2023. Reported amended July 8, 2024; \\nRept. 118–187. \\nS. 1760.— To amend the Apex Project, Nevada Land \\nTransfer and Authorization Act of 1989 to include the \\ncity of North Las Vegas, Nevada, and the Apex Indus-\\ntrial Park Owners Association, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources May 30, \\n2023. Reported amended Dec. 12, 2023; Rept. 118–136. \\nS. 1798.— To establish a Countering Weapons of Mass \\nDestruction Office and an Office of Health Security \\nin the Department of Homeland Security, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 1, 2023. Reported amended Dec. \\n11, 2023; Rept. 118–124. \\nS. 1822.— To require U.S. Customs and Border Protec-\\ntion to expand the use of non-intrusive inspection sys-\\ntems at land ports of entry. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs June 6, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Oct. 3, 2023; Rept. 118–105. \\nS. 1829 (H.R. 3774).— To impose sanctions with respect \\nto persons engaged in the import of petroleum from \\nthe Islamic Republic of Iran, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Foreign Relations June 6, 2023. Reported \\namended May 7, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 1835.— To require the Cybersecurity and Infrastruc-\\nture Security Agency of the Department of Homeland \\nSecurity to develop a campaign program to raise \\nawareness regarding the importance of cybersecurity \\nin the United States. Referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs June 6, 2023. Reported \\namended May 9, 2024; Rept. 118–171. \\nS. 1840 (H.R. 3916).— To amend the Public Health Serv-\\nice Act to reauthorize and improve the National Breast \\nand Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program for fiscal \\nyears 2024 through 2028, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions June \\n7, 2023. Reported amended Feb. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 1844 (H.R. 1418).— To amend the Federal Food, Drug, \\nand Cosmetic Act to reauthorize user fee programs \\nrelating to new animal drugs and generic new animal \\ndrugs. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pen-\\nsions June 7, 2023. Reported amended July 26, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1852.— To amend the Public Health Service Act to \\nreauthorize a sickle cell disease prevention and treat-\\nment demonstration program. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions June 7, 2023. Reported \\nSept. 6, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 1855.— To reauthorize the Special Diabetes Program \\nfor Type 1 Diabetes and the Special Diabetes Program \\nfor Indians. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, and \\nPensions June 7, 2023. Reported July 27, 2023; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. 1858.— To amend the Robert T. Stafford Disaster \\nRelief and Emergency Assistance Act to establish a \\ndeadline for applying for disaster unemployment as-\\nsistance. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 7, 2023. Reported July 25, 2023; \\nRept. 118–74. Passed Senate amended July 27, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Aug. 4, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Mar. 11, 2024. Pre-\\nsented to the President Mar. 14, 2024. Approved \\nMar. 18, 2024. Public Law 118–44. \\nS. 1863.— To require the Secretary of Energy to conduct \\na study and submit a report on the greenhouse gas \\nemissions intensity of certain products produced in the \\nUnited States and in certain foreign countries, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Environment and Pub-\\nlic Works June 7, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 25, \\n2024; no written report. \\nS. 1865.— To direct agencies to be transparent when \\nusing automated and augmented systems to interact \\nwith the public or make critical decisions, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs June 7, 2023. Reported amended Aug. \\n22, 2023; Rept. 118–89. \\nS. 1868.— To require an interagency study to produce \\na security assessment process on adjacent space to \\nhigh-security leased space to accommodate a Federal \\nagency, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs June 7, 2023. Re-\\nported amended July 27, 2023; Rept. 118–82. \\nS. 1871.— To create intergovernmental coordination be-\\ntween State, local, Tribal, and territorial jurisdictions, \\nand the Federal Government to combat United States \\nreliance on the People’s Republic of China and other \\ncovered countries for critical minerals and rare earth \\nmetals, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs June 8, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 5, 2023; Rept. 118–93. Passed \\nSenate amended Sept. 18, 2024. Received in House \\nand held at desk Sept. 19, 2024. \\nS. 1881.— To reauthorize and amend the Nicaraguan \\nInvestment Conditionality Act of 2018 and the Rein-\\nforcing Nicaragua’s Adherence to Conditions for Elec-\\ntoral Reform Act of 2021, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Foreign Relations June 8, 2023. Reported \\namended May 7, 2024; no written report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–15 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 1886.— To establish a Federal Clearinghouse on Safe-\\nty and Best Practices for Nonprofit Organizations, \\nFaith-based Organizations, and Houses of Worship \\nwithin the Department of Homeland Security, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs June 8, 2023. Reported amended \\nAug. 22, 2023; Rept. 118–90. \\nS. 1889.— To provide for the recognition of certain Alas-\\nka Native communities and the settlement of certain \\nclaims under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement \\nAct, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources June 8, 2023. Reported amended \\nSept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–221. \\nS. 1890.— To provide for the establishment of a grazing \\nmanagement program on Federal land in Malheur \\nCounty, Oregon, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nEnergy and Natural Resources June 8, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–222. \\nS. 1939.— To amend title 49, United States Code, to \\nauthorize appropriations for the Federal Aviation Ad-\\nministration for fiscal years 2024 through 2028, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and \\nTransportation June 13, 2023. Reported amended Feb. \\n29, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 1955 (H.R. 4094).— To amend the Central Utah \\nProject Completion Act to authorize expenditures for \\nthe conduct of certain water conservation measures \\nin the Great Salt Lake basin, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources June 13, \\n2023. Reported amended Apr. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–166. \\nS. 1956.— To improve the commercialization of Federal \\nresearch by domestic manufacturers, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation June 13, 2023. Reported amended Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nS. 1973.— To require the purchase of domestically made \\nflags of the United States of America for use by the \\nFederal Government. Referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs June 14, 2023. Reported \\namended Sept. 5, 2023; Rept. 118–94. Passed Senate \\namended Nov. 2, 2023. Received in House and held \\nat desk Nov. 6, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nJuly 22, 2024. Presented to the President July 25, \\n2024. Approved July 30, 2024. Public Law 118–74. \\nS. 1979.— To amend title 9 of the United States Code \\nwith respect to arbitration of disputes involving age \\ndiscrimination. Referred to the Judiciary June 14, \\n2023. Reported May 16, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 1987.— To provide for the settlement of the water \\nrights claims of the Fort Belknap Indian Community, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Indian Affairs June \\n14, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate \\namended June 20, 2024. Received in House and held \\nat desk June 21, 2024. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2003.— To authorize the Secretary of State to provide \\nadditional assistance to Ukraine using assets con-\\nfiscated from the Central Bank of the Russian Federa-\\ntion and other sovereign assets of the Russian Federa-\\ntion, and for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Rela-\\ntions June 15, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 30, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nS. 2006.— To foster Tunisia’s democratic institutions, \\nto limit funds until Tunisia restores checks and bal-\\nances, and to authorize the creation of a fund to sup-\\nport democratic reforms. Referred to Foreign Relations \\nJune 15, 2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. 2018.— To require the Secretary of the Interior to \\nconduct an assessment to identify locations in National \\nParks in which there is the greatest need for \\nbroadband internet access service and areas in Na-\\ntional Parks in which there is the greatest need for \\ncellular service, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nEnergy and Natural Resources June 15, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–154. \\nS. 2020.— To amend the Oregon Resource Conservation \\nAct of 1996 to reauthorize the Deschutes River Conser-\\nvancy Working Group, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources June 15, 2023. \\nReported Dec. 20, 2023; Rept. 118–146. \\nS. 2032.— To require the reduction of the reliance and \\nexpenditures of the Federal Government on legacy in-\\nformation technology systems, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs June 15, 2023. Reported amended May 9, 2024; \\nRept. 118–172. \\nS. 2042.— To amend the Sloan Canyon National Con-\\nservation Area Act to adjust the boundary of the Sloan \\nCanyon National Conservation Area, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources June \\n15, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 20, 2023; Rept. \\n118–147. \\nS. 2043.— To provide for certain authorities of the De-\\npartment of State, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Foreign Relations June 15, 2023. Reported amended \\nAug. 22, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 2051.— To reauthorize the Missing Children’s Assist-\\nance Act, and for other purposes. Referred to the Judi-\\nciary June 20, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate July 26, 2023. Received in House and held \\nat desk July 27, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nwith amendment Apr. 9, 2024; Roll No. 106: 406–0. \\nSenate agreed to House amendment June 5, 2024. Pre-\\nsented to the President June 12, 2024. Approved \\nJune 17, 2024. Public Law 118–65. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–16 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2073 (S. Res. 783).— To amend title 31, United States \\nCode, to require agencies to include a list of outdated \\nor duplicative reporting requirements in annual budget \\njustifications, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs June 21, \\n2023. Reported amended Aug. 22, 2023; Rept. 118–91. \\nPassed Senate amended Dec. 18, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Dec. 22, 2023. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House with amendment May 6, 2024. \\nConsidered July 30, 2024. Senate agreed to House \\namendment with amendment July 30, 2024. Roll No. \\n221: 91–3. \\nS. 2086 (H.R. 2560).— To require the Secretary of Com-\\nmerce to establish the Sea Turtle Rescue Assistance \\nGrant Program. Referred to Commerce, Science and \\nTransportation June 21, 2023. Reported amended Aug. \\n1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 2087.— To reauthorize the Congressional Award Act. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs June 21, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate amended Dec. 4, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Dec. 5, 2023. \\nS. 2088 (H.R. 3371).— To direct the Secretary of the \\nInterior to complete all actions necessary for certain \\nland to be held in restricted fee status by the Oglala \\nSioux Tribe and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Indian Affairs June 21, \\n2023. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; Rept. 118–208. \\nS. 2099.— To establish an Office of Community Financial \\nInstitutions within the Small Business Administration \\nthat will strengthen the ability of Community Finan-\\ncial Institutions to support the development of small \\nbusiness concerns in underserved communities, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Small Business and Entre-\\npreneurship June 21, 2023. Reported amended July \\n25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 2103 (H.R. 3932).— To authorize appropriations for \\nfiscal year 2024 for intelligence and intelligence-related \\nactivities of the United States Government, the Intel-\\nligence Community Management Account, and the \\nCentral Intelligence Agency Retirement and Disability \\nSystem, and for other purposes. Reported from Intel-\\nligence June 22, 2023; Rept. 118–59. \\nS. 2116.— To require the Secretary of Commerce to \\nproduce a report that provides recommendations to im-\\nprove the effectiveness, efficiency, and impact of De-\\npartment of Commerce programs related to supply \\nchain resilience and manufacturing and industrial in-\\nnovation, and for other purposes. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation June 22, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Dec. 13, 2023; no written report. \\nPassed Senate amended Apr. 30, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk May 1, 2024. \\nS. 2120.— To direct the Attorney General to include \\na data field in the National Missing and Unidentified \\nPersons System to indicate whether the last known \\nlocation of a missing person was confirmed or was \\nsuspected to have been on Federal land, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to the Judiciary June 22, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Sept. 12, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Sept. 16, 2024. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2127 (H.R. 4366).— Making appropriations for mili-\\ntary construction, the Department of Veterans Affairs, \\nand related agencies for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations June 22, 2023; Rept. 118–43. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar June 22, 2023. \\nS. 2131 (H.R. 4368).— Making appropriations for Agri-\\nculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Adminis-\\ntration, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending \\nSeptember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations June 22, 2023; Rept. 118–44. \\nS. 2136.— To require the Secretary of the Interior and \\nthe Secretary of Agriculture to convey certain Federal \\nland to the State of Utah for inclusion in certain State \\nparks, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources June 22, 2023. Reported amended \\nDec. 20, 2023; Rept. 118–148. \\nS. 2143.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 320 South 2nd Avenue in \\nSioux Falls, South Dakota, as the ‘‘Staff Sergeant Robb \\nLura Rolfing Post Office Building’’. Referred to Home-\\nland Security and Governmental Affairs June 22, 2023. \\nReported Feb. 6, 2024; no written report. Passed Sen-\\nate Apr. 23, 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nApr. 26, 2024. \\nS. 2149.— To sustain economic development and rec-\\nreational use of National Forest System land in the \\nState of Montana, to add certain land to the National \\nWilderness Preservation System, to designate new \\nareas for recreation, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Natural Resources June 22, 2023. Re-\\nported Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–155. \\nS. 2150.— To establish an Interagency Council on Serv-\\nice to promote and strengthen opportunities for mili-\\ntary service, national service, and public service for \\nall people of the United States, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs June 22, 2023. Reported amended May 9, 2024; \\nRept. 118–173. \\nS. 2178 (H.R. 4470).— To extend the Chemical Facility \\nAnti-Terrorism Standards Program of the Department \\nof Homeland Security, and for other purposes. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar July 10, 2023. \\nS. 2181.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nrepeal \\nthe \\nsunset \\non \\nentitlement \\nto \\nmemorial \\nheadstones and markers for commemoration of vet-\\nerans and certain individuals and to repeal the sunset \\non authority to bury remains of certain spouses and \\nchildren in national cemeteries, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Veterans’ Affairs June 22, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed Senate May 1, 2024. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk May 6, 2024. \\nS. 2190.— To amend the Federal Deposit Insurance Act \\nto increase bank executive accountability and to im-\\nprove financial stability, and for other purposes. Re-\\nported from Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs June \\n22, 2023; no written report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–17 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2195.— To amend the Energy Policy Act of 2005 to \\nreauthorize the diesel emissions reduction program. \\nReferred to Environment and Public Works June 22, \\n2023. Reported July 26, 2023; Rept. 118–100. Passed \\nSenate May 8, 2024. Received in House and held at \\ndesk May 10, 2024. \\nS. 2201.— To increase knowledge and awareness of best \\npractices to reduce cybersecurity risks in the United \\nStates. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation June 22, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 2212.— To require the Administrator of the Small \\nBusiness Administration to establish an SBIC Advi-\\nsory Committee, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nSmall Business and Entrepreneurship June 22, 2023. \\nReported amended July 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 2216.— To release from wilderness study area des-\\nignation certain land in the State of Montana, to im-\\nprove the management of that land, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources July \\n10, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–156. \\nS. 2219.— To amend the Congressional Accountability \\nAct of 1995 to expand access to breastfeeding accom-\\nmodations in the workplace. Referred to Homeland Se-\\ncurity and Governmental Affairs July 10, 2023. Re-\\nported Nov. 30, 2023; Rept. 118–115. \\nS. 2226 (H.R. 2670).— To authorize appropriations for \\nfiscal year 2024 for military activities of the Depart-\\nment of Defense, for military construction, and for de-\\nfense activities of the Department of Energy, to pre-\\nscribe military personnel strengths for such fiscal year, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Armed Services \\nJuly 11, 2023; Rept. 118–58. Considered July 19, 20, \\n25, 26, 2023. Passed Senate amended July 27, 2023; \\nRoll No. 212: 86–11. Indefinitely postponed July 27, \\n2023. \\nS. 2228.— To amend the William M. (Mac) Thornberry \\nNational Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year \\n2021 to clarify the scope of a major Federal action \\nunder the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 \\nwith respect to certain projects relating to the produc-\\ntion of semiconductors, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Environment and Public Works July 11, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate amended Dec. \\n14, 2023. Received in House and held at desk Dec. \\n19, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 23, \\n2024; Roll No. 440: 257–125. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent Sept. 24, 2024. \\nS. 2231 (H.R. 4581).— To amend title V of the Social \\nSecurity Act to support stillbirth prevention and re-\\nsearch, and for other purposes. Referred to Finance \\nJuly 11, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate \\nSept. 30 (Legislative day of Sept. 22), 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk Oct. 25, 2023. \\nS. 2233 (H.R. 4310).— To ban the sale of products with \\na high concentration of sodium nitrite to individuals, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation July 11, 2023. Reported amended \\nAug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2247 (H.R. 4596).— To reauthorize the Bureau of Rec-\\nlamation to provide cost-shared funding to implement \\nthe endangered and threatened fish recovery programs \\nfor the Upper Colorado and San Juan River Basins. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources July 11, \\n2023. Reported amended Apr. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–167. \\nS. 2256.— To authorize the Director of the Cybersecurity \\nand Infrastructure Security Agency to establish an ap-\\nprenticeship program and to establish a pilot program \\non cybersecurity training for veterans and members \\nof the Armed Forces transitioning to civilian life, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs July 12, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Nov. 30, 2023; Rept. 118–117. \\nS. 2260.— To require transparency in notices of funding \\nopportunity, and for other purposes. Referred to Home-\\nland Security and Governmental Affairs July 12, 2023. \\nReported Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–125. \\nS. 2272.— To amend title 5, United States Code, to pro-\\nvide for special base rates of pay for wildland fire-\\nfighters, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs July 12, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–97. \\nS. 2273 (H.R. 663).— To amend the Indian Child Protec-\\ntion and Family Violence Prevention Act. Referred to \\nIndian Affairs July 12, 2023. Reported Oct. 16, 2023; \\nRept. 118–106. \\nS. 2274.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 112 Wyoming Street in Sho-\\nshoni, Wyoming, as the ‘‘Dessie A. Bebout Post Office’’. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs July 12, 2023. Reported Feb. 6, 2024; no written \\nreport. Passed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Apr. 26, 2024. \\nS. 2283.— To prohibit the procurement of certain items \\ncontaining \\nperfluorooctane \\nsulfonate \\n(PFOS) \\nor \\nperfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and prioritize the pro-\\ncurement of products not containing PFAS. Referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs July \\n12, 2023. Reported amended Nov. 30, 2023; Rept. \\n118–118. \\nS. 2286.— To improve the effectiveness and performance \\nof certain Federal financial assistance programs, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs July 12, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Dec. 11, 2023; Rept. 118–126. \\nS. 2291.— To establish the Northern Border Coordina-\\ntion Center, and for other purposes. Referred to Home-\\nland Security and Governmental Affairs July 13, 2023. \\nReported amended Nov. 30, 2023; Rept. 118–119. \\nPassed Senate amended June 5, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk June 7, 2024. \\nS. 2293.— To establish the Chief Artificial Intelligence \\nOfficers Council, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officers, \\nand Artificial Intelligence Governance Boards, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs July 13, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–216. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–18 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2302.— Making appropriations for the Legislative \\nBranch for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Appropriations \\nJuly 13, 2023; Rept. 118–60. \\nS. 2309 (H.R. 4664).— Making appropriations for finan-\\ncial services and general government for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations July 13, 2023; Rept. \\n118–61. \\nS. 2321 (H.R. 5893).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Commerce and Justice, Science, and \\nRelated Agencies for the fiscal year ending September \\n30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported from Appro-\\npriations July 13, 2023; Rept. 118–62. \\nS. 2333.— To reauthorize certain programs under the \\nPublic Health Service Act with respect to public health \\nsecurity and all-hazards preparedness and response, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions July 18, 2023. Reported amended \\nSept. 6, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 2336.— To address the threat from the development \\nof Iran’s ballistic missile program and the transfer or \\ndeployment of Iranian missiles and related goods and \\ntechnology, including materials and equipment, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations July 18, \\n2023. Reported amended May 7, 2024; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 2395 (H.R. 5009).— To reauthorize wildlife habitat \\nand conservation programs, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Environment and Public Works July 19, \\n2023. Reported July 26, 2023; Rept. 118–128. \\nS. 2414.— To require agencies with working dog pro-\\ngrams to implement the recommendations of the Gov-\\nernment Accountability Office relating to the health \\nand welfare of working dogs, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs July 20, 2023. Reported amended Dec. 13, 2023; \\nRept. 118–137. Passed Senate amended Jan. 11, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Jan. 18, 2024. \\nS. 2415 (H.R. 3838).— To amend title III of the Public \\nHealth Service Act to reauthorize Federal support of \\nStates in their work to save and sustain the health \\nof mothers during pregnancy, childbirth, and the \\npostpartum period, to eliminate disparities in maternal \\nhealth outcomes for pregnancy-related and pregnancy- \\nassociated deaths, to identify solutions to improve \\nhealth care quality and health outcomes for mothers, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions July 20, 2023. Reported Oct. 4, \\n2023; no written report. \\nS. 2437 (H.R. 4820).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Transportation, and Housing and \\nUrban Development, and related agencies for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2024, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Appropriations July 20, 2023; \\nRept. 118–70. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2438 (H.R. 4665).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartment of State, foreign operations, and related \\nprograms for the fiscal year ending September 30, \\n2024, and for other purposes. Reported from Appro-\\npriations July 20, 2023; Rept. 118–71. \\nS. 2443 (H.R. 4394).— Making appropriations for energy \\nand water development and related agencies for the \\nfiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other \\npurposes. Reported from Appropriations July 20, 2023; \\nRept. 118–72. \\nS. 2482.— To amend the Small Business Act to authorize \\nthe Community Advantage Loan Program of the Small \\nBusiness Administration, and for other purposes. Re-\\nported from Small Business and Entrepreneurship \\nJuly 25, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 2498.— To prohibit unfair and deceptive advertising \\nof prices for hotel rooms and other places of short- \\nterm lodging, and for other purposes. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation July 26, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 2546.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 100 North Taylor Lane in \\nPatagonia, Arizona, as the ‘‘Jim Kolbe Memorial Post \\nOffice’’. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs July 26, 2023. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nS. 2581.— To extend the Secure Rural Schools and Com-\\nmunity Self-Determination Act of 2000. Referred to \\nEnergy and Natural Resources July 27, 2023. Reported \\namended Apr. 8, 2024; Rept. 118–163. \\nS. 2587 (H.R. 4365).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartment of Defense for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2024, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations July 27, 2023; Rept. 118–81. \\nS. 2605.— Making appropriations for the Department \\nof the Interior, environment, and related agencies for \\nthe fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for \\nother purposes. Reported from Appropriations July 27, \\n2023; Rept. 118–83. \\nS. 2615.— To amend the Alaska Native Claims Settle-\\nment Act to provide that Village Corporations shall \\nnot be required to convey land in trust to the State \\nof Alaska for the establishment of Municipal Corpora-\\ntions, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy and \\nNatural Resources July 27, 2023. Reported May 16, \\n2024; Rept. 118–177. \\nS. 2624 (H.R. 5894).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Labor, Health and Human Services, \\nand Education, and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations July 27, 2023; Rept. \\n118–84. \\nS. 2625 (H.R. 4367).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartment of Homeland Security for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations July 27, 2023; Rept. \\n118–85. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–19 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2626.— To impose sanctions with respect to the Su-\\npreme Leader of Iran and the President of Iran and \\ntheir respective offices for human rights abuses and \\nsupport for terrorism. Referred to Foreign Relations \\nJuly 27, 2023. Reported amended May 7, 2024; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. 2644.— To establish standards for trauma kits pur-\\nchased using funds provided under the Edward Byrne \\nMemorial Justice Assistance Grant Program. Referred \\nto the Judiciary July 27, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate Nov. 29, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Dec. 5, 2023. \\nS. 2685.— To make data and internal guidance on excess \\npersonal property publicly available, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs July 27, 2023. Reported amended Dec. \\n5, 2023; Rept. 118–120. Passed Senate amended Dec. \\n18, 2023. Received in House and held at desk Dec. \\n22, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 23, \\n2024. \\nS. 2717.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 231 North Franklin Street \\nin Greensburg, Indiana, as the ‘‘Brigadier General \\nJohn T. Wilder Post Office’’. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Sept. 5, 2023. Re-\\nported Feb. 6, 2024; no written report. Passed Senate \\nApr. 23, 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nApr. 26, 2024. \\nS. 2747 (H.R. 5734).— To amend the Federal Election \\nCampaign Act of 1971 to extend the Administrative \\nFine Program for certain reporting violations. Passed \\nSenate Sept. 7, 2023. Received in House and held at \\ndesk Sept. 12, 2023. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nDec. 11, 2023. Presented to the President Dec. 13, \\n2023. Approved Dec. 19, 2023. Public Law 118–26. \\nS. 2770.— To prohibit the distribution of materially de-\\nceptive AI-generated audio or visual media relating \\nto candidates for Federal office, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Rules and Administration Sept. 12, 2023. \\nReported amended May 15, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 2781.— To promote remediation of abandoned \\nhardrock mines, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nEnvironment and Public Works Sept. 13, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Jan. 25, 2024; no written report. \\nPassed Senate amended July 31, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Aug. 6, 2024. \\nS. 2787.— To authorize the Federal Communications \\nCommission to process applications for spectrum li-\\ncenses from applicants who were successful bidders \\nin an auction before the authority of the Commission \\nto conduct auctions expired on March 9, 2023. Referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation Sept. 13, \\n2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate Sept. 21, \\n2023. Received in House and held at desk Sept. 22, \\n2023. Rules suspended. Passed House Dec. 11, 2023. \\nPresented to the President Dec. 13, 2023. Approved \\nDec. 19, 2023. Public Law 118–27. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2795.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nextend and modify certain authorities and require-\\nments relating to the Department of Veterans Affairs, \\nand for other purposes. Passed Senate Sept. 13, 2023. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Sept. 18, 2023. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Sept. 26, 2023. Pre-\\nsented to the President Oct. 4, 2023. Approved Oct. \\n6, 2023. Public Law 118–19. \\nS. 2796.— To provide for the equitable settlement of \\ncertain Indian land disputes regarding land in Illinois, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Indian Affairs \\nSept. 13, 2023. Reported Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–211. \\nS. 2825.— To award a Congressional Gold Medal to the \\nUnited States Army Dustoff crews of the Vietnam War, \\ncollectively, in recognition of their extraordinary her-\\noism and life-saving actions in Vietnam. Referred to \\nBanking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 14, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate amended May \\n9, 2024. Received in House and held at desk May \\n10, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. 17, \\n2024. Presented to the President Sept. 24, 2024. \\nS. 2840.— To improve access to and the quality of pri-\\nmary health care, expand the health workforce, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions Sept. 19, 2023. Reported amended \\nNov. 8, 2023; no written report. \\nS. 2853.— To require the Secretary of Health and \\nHuman Services and the Secretary of Labor to conduct \\na study and issue a report on grant programs to sup-\\nport the nursing workforce. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions Sept. 19, 2023. Committee \\ndischarged. Passed Senate Jan. 24, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Jan. 29, 2024. \\nS. 2854.— To require the Secretary of Veterans Affairs \\nto enter into an agreement with the city of Fargo, \\nNorth Dakota, for the conveyance of certain land of \\nthe Department of Veterans Affairs at Fargo National \\nCemetery, and for other purposes. Referred to Vet-\\nerans’ Affairs Sept. 19, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate Oct. 19, 2023. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Oct. 25, 2023. \\nS. 2860.— To create protections for financial institutions \\nthat provide financial services to State-sanctioned \\nmarijuana businesses and service providers for such \\nbusinesses, and for other purposes. Referred to Bank-\\ning, Housing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 20, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 28 (Legislative day of Sept. 22), \\n2023; no written report. \\nS. 2861.— To award a Congressional Gold Medal to Billie \\nJean King, an American icon, in recognition of a re-\\nmarkable life devoted to championing equal rights for \\nall, in sports and in society. Referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs Sept. 20, 2023. Committee \\ndischarged. Passed Senate May 8, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk May 10, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 17, 2024; Roll No. 419: \\n308–87. Presented to the President Sept. 24, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–20 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 2866.— To improve the customer experience of the \\nFederal Government, ensure that Federal services are \\nsimple, seamless, and secure, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs Sept. 20, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 10, 2024; \\nRept. 118–217. \\nS. 2868.— To accept the request to revoke the charter \\nof incorporation of the Lower Sioux Indian Community \\nin the State of Minnesota at the request of that Com-\\nmunity, and for other purposes. Referred to Indian \\nAffairs Sept. 20, 2023. Reported Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–212. \\nS. 2958.— To amend the Coastal Barrier Resources Act \\nto make improvements to that Act, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Environment and Public Works \\nSept. 27 (Legislative day of Sept. 22), 2023; no written \\nreport. Passed Senate amended Apr. 18, 2024. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk Apr. 20, 2024. \\nS. 2959.— To amend the Comprehensive Environmental \\nResponse, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980 to \\nreauthorize brownfields revitalization funding, and for \\nother purposes. Reported from Environment and Public \\nWorks Sept. 27 (Legislative day of Sept. 22), 2023; \\nno written report. \\nS. 2973.— To amend titles XVIII and XIX of the Social \\nSecurity Act to establish requirements relating to \\npharmacy benefit managers under the Medicare and \\nMedicaid programs, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Finance Sept. 28 (Legislative day of Sept. 22), 2023. \\nReported amended Dec. 7, 2023; Rept. 118–122. \\nS. 3000.— To repeal Freedom Support Act section 907 \\nwaiver authority with respect to assistance to Azer-\\nbaijan. Referred to Foreign Relations Sept. 29 (Legisla-\\ntive day of Sept. 22), 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate amended Nov. 15, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Nov. 17, 2023. \\nS. 3029.— To amend title 5, United States Code, to in-\\ncrease death gratuities and funeral allowances for Fed-\\neral employees, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs Oct. 4, \\n2023. Reported amended May 9, 2024; Rept. 118–174. \\nS. 3033.— To withdraw certain Federal land in the Pecos \\nWatershed area of the State of New Mexico from min-\\neral entry, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources Oct. 4, 2023. Reported July \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–196. \\nS. 3036 (H.R. 2468).— To require the Secretary of the \\nInterior to convey to the State of Utah certain Federal \\nland under the administrative jurisdiction of the Bu-\\nreau of Land Management within the boundaries of \\nCamp Williams, Utah, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Energy and Natural Resources Oct. 4, 2023. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 18, 2024; Rept. 118–224. \\nS. 3044.— To redesignate the Mount Evans Wilderness \\nas the ‘‘Mount Blue Sky Wilderness’’, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Energy and Natural Resources \\nOct. 16, 2023. Reported July 10, 2024; Rept. 118–189. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3045.— To provide for the transfer of administrative \\njurisdiction over certain Federal land in the State of \\nCalifornia, and for other purposes. Referred to Energy \\nand Natural Resources Oct. 16, 2023. Reported amend-\\ned May 16, 2024; Rept. 118–178. \\nS. 3046 (H.R. 3324).— To make permanent the authority \\nto collect Shasta-Trinity National Forest marina fees. \\nReferred to Energy and Natural Resources Oct. 16, \\n2023. Reported May 16, 2024; Rept. 118–179. \\nS. 3067.— To require the Administrator of the Federal \\nEmergency Management Agency to conduct an evalua-\\ntion and submit to Congress a report on ways to re-\\nduce the complexity of the cost effectiveness require-\\nments for hazard mitigation assistance, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Oct. 18, 2023. Reported amended Sept. \\n23, 2024; Rept. 118–228. \\nS. 3068.— To require each enterprise to include on the \\nUniform Residential Loan Application a disclaimer to \\nincrease awareness of the direct and guaranteed home \\nloan programs of the Department of Veterans Affairs, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Banking, Housing, \\nand Urban Affairs Oct. 18, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed Senate July 11 (Legislative day of \\nJuly 10), 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nJuly 15, 2024. \\nS. 3071.— To amend section 324 of the Robert T. Staf-\\nford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act to \\nincentivize States, Indian Tribes, and Territories to \\nclose disaster recovery projects by authorizing the use \\nof excess funds for management costs for other disaster \\nrecovery projects. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Oct. 18, 2023. Reported amended \\nSept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–218. \\nS. 3084 (H.R. 5988).— To amend the Internal Revenue \\nCode of 1986 to provide special rules for the taxation \\nof certain residents of Taiwan with income from \\nsources within the United States. Reported from Fi-\\nnance Oct. 19, 2023; Rept. 118–107. \\nS. 3126.— To amend title 38, United States Code, to \\nauthorize the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to furnish \\nor replace a headstone, marker, or medallion for the \\ngrave of an eligible Medal of Honor recipient regard-\\nless of the recipient’s dates of service in the Armed \\nForces, and for other purposes. Referred to Veterans’ \\nAffairs Oct. 25, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate May 1, 2024. Received in House and held at \\ndesk May 6, 2024. \\nS. 3135 (H.R. 6126) (S. 3168).— Making emergency sup-\\nplemental appropriations for assistance for the situa-\\ntion in Israel for the fiscal year ending September \\n30, 2024, and for other purposes. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Oct. 26, 2023. \\nS. 3168 (H.R. 6126) (S. 3135).— Making emergency sup-\\nplemental appropriations for assistance for the situa-\\ntion in Israel for the fiscal year ending September \\n30, 2024, and for other purposes. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar Oct. 31, 2023. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–21 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3187.— To require the Department of Homeland Secu-\\nrity to publish various publications and reports regard-\\ning the number of aliens seeking entry along the \\nsouthern border of the United States. Referred to the \\nJudiciary Nov. 1, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate Sept. 17, 2024. Received in House and held \\nat desk Sept. 19, 2024. \\nS. 3222.— To ensure the security of office space rented \\nby Senators, and for other purposes. Passed Senate \\nNov. 2, 2023. Received in House and held at desk \\nNov. 6, 2023. Passed House Jan. 18, 2024. Presented \\nto the President Jan. 24, 2024. Approved Jan. 26, \\n2024. Public Law 118–36. \\nS. 3235.— To require a strategy to counter the role of \\nthe People’s Republic of China in evasion of sanctions \\nimposed by the United States with respect to Iran, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Foreign Relations \\nNov. 7, 2023. Reported amended May 7, 2024; no writ-\\nten report. \\nS. 3237.— To amend the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of \\n2022 to ensure claimants are adequately informed re-\\ngarding filing a Federal cause of action. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Nov. 7, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate amended June 4, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk June 7, 2024. \\nS. 3249.— To designate the outpatient clinic of the De-\\npartment of Veterans Affairs in Wyandotte County, \\nKansas City, Kansas, as the ‘‘Captain Elwin Shopteese \\nVA Clinic’’. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Nov. 8, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate May 2, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk May 6, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House July 22, 2024; Roll \\nNo. 356: 363–0. Presented to the President July 25, \\n2024. Approved July 30, 2024. Public Law 118–75. \\nS. 3250.— To provide remote access to court proceedings \\nfor victims of the 1988 Bombing of Pan Am Flight \\n103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Referred to the Judiciary \\nNov. 8, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed Senate \\namended Dec. 6, 2023. Received in House and held \\nat desk Dec. 11, 2023. Considered under suspension \\nof rules Jan. 16, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nJan. 18, 2024; Roll No. 14: 413–7. Presented to the \\nPresident Jan. 24, 2024. Approved Jan. 26, 2024. \\nPublic Law 118–37. \\nS. 3267.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 410 Dakota Avenue South \\nin Huron, South Dakota, as the ‘‘First Lieutenant \\nThomas Michael Martin Post Office Building’’. Re-\\nferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs \\nNov. 9, 2023. Reported Feb. 6, 2024; no written report. \\nPassed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Apr. 26, 2024. \\nS. 3277.— To amend the Marine Debris Act to reauthor-\\nize the Marine Debris Program of the National Oceanic \\nand Atmospheric Administration. Referred to Com-\\nmerce, Science and Transportation Nov. 9, 2023. Re-\\nported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3285.— To rename the community-based outpatient \\nclinic of the Department of Veterans Affairs in Butte, \\nMontana, as the ‘‘Charlie Dowd VA Clinic’’. Referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs Nov. 9, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed Senate May 2, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk May 6, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House July 22, 2024. Presented to the Presi-\\ndent July 25, 2024. Approved July 30, 2024. Public \\nLaw 118–76. \\nS. 3335.— To amend the Omnibus Crime Control and \\nSafe Streets Act of 1968 to establish a grant program \\nto help law enforcement agencies with civilian law en-\\nforcement tasks, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Nov. 15, 2023. Reported amended June \\n5, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3343.— To provide that United States citizens evacu-\\nating Israel shall not be required to reimburse the \\nUnited States Government, and for other purposes. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Nov. 27, 2023. \\nS. 3348.— To amend the Harmful Algal Blooms and \\nHypoxia Research and Control Act of 1998 to address \\nharmful algal blooms, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation Nov. 27, \\n2023. Reported amended Sept. 17, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 3357.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 5120 Derry Street in Harris-\\nburg, Pennsylvania, as the ‘‘Hettie Simmons Love Post \\nOffice Building’’. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Nov. 29, 2023. Reported Feb. 6, \\n2024; no written report. Passed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Apr. 26, 2024. \\nS. 3392.— To reauthorize the Education Sciences Reform \\nAct of 2002, the Educational Technical Assistance Act \\nof 2002, and the National Assessment of Educational \\nProgress Authorization Act, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions \\nDec. 4, 2023. Reported amended Jan. 22, 2024; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. 3393.— To reauthorize the SUPPORT for Patients \\nand Communities Act, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Dec. 4, \\n2023. Reported amended Feb. 1, 2024; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 3412.— To redesignate the Richard H. Poff Federal \\nBuilding located at 210 Franklin Road Southwest in \\nRoanoke, Virginia, as the ‘‘Reuben E. Lawson Federal \\nBuilding’’, and for other purposes. Referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works Dec. 6, 2023. Reported Jan. \\n25, 2024; no written report. Passed Senate Feb. 27, \\n2024. Received in House and held at desk Mar. 1, \\n2024. \\nS. 3419.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 1765 Camp Hill Bypass in \\nCamp Hill, Pennsylvania, as the ‘‘John Charles Traub \\nPost Office’’. Referred to Homeland Security and Gov-\\nernmental Affairs Dec. 6, 2023. Reported Feb. 6, 2024; \\nno written report. Passed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk Apr. 26, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–22 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3427.— To extend the authority to provide employees \\nof the United States Secret Service with overtime pay \\nbeyond other statutory limitations, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to the Judiciary Dec. 6, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Passed Senate Dec. 18, 2023. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk Dec. 22, 2023. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Jan. 29, 2024; Roll No. 21: \\n379–20. Presented to the President Jan. 31, 2024. Ap-\\nproved Feb. 6, 2024. Public Law 118–38. \\nS. 3430.— To amend titles XVIII and XIX of the Social \\nSecurity Act to expand the mental health care work-\\nforce and services, reduce prescription drug costs, and \\nextend certain expiring provisions under Medicare and \\nMedicaid, and for other purposes. Reported from Fi-\\nnance Dec. 7, 2023; Rept. 118–121. \\nS. 3448.— To reauthorize the Director of the United \\nStates Holocaust Memorial Museum to support Holo-\\ncaust education programs, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Energy and Natural Resources Dec. 7, 2023. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate July 9, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk July 10, 2024. \\nS. 3475.— To amend title 49, United States Code, to \\nallow the Secretary of Transportation to designate an \\nauthorized operator of the commercial driver’s license \\ninformation system, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Commerce, Science and Transportation Dec. 12, \\n2023. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3553.— To provide a retroactive effective date for \\nthe promotions of senior officers of the Armed Forces \\nwhose military promotions were delayed as a result \\nof the suspension of Senate confirmation of such pro-\\nmotions. Passed Senate Dec. 14, 2023. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Dec. 19, 2023. \\nS. 3558.— To prohibit contracting with certain bio-\\ntechnology providers, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Dec. \\n20, 2023. Reported amended Sept. 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–229. \\nS. 3564.— To amend title 40, United States Code, to \\ninclude Indian Tribes among entities that may receive \\nFederal surplus real property for certain purposes, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Environment and Pub-\\nlic Works Jan. 9, 2024. Reported May 22, 2024; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. 3570.— To designate the United States courthouse \\nlocated at 500 West Pike Street in Clarksburg, West \\nVirginia, as the ‘‘Irene M. Keeley United States Court-\\nhouse’’, and for other purposes. Referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works Jan. 10, 2024. Reported Jan. \\n25, 2024; no written report. Passed Senate Feb. 27, \\n2024. Received in House and held at desk Mar. 1, \\n2024. \\nS. 3574.— To amend chapter 3 of title 36, United States \\nCode, to designate the mastodon as the national fossil \\nof the United States. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. \\n10, 2024. Committee discharged. Passed Senate July \\n29, 2024. Received in House and held at desk July \\n30, 2024. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3577.— To designate the Federal building located at \\n300 E. 3rd Street in North Platte, Nebraska, as the \\n‘‘Virginia Smith Federal Building’’, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Environment and Public Works Jan. \\n11, 2024. Reported Jan. 25, 2024; no written report. \\nPassed Senate Feb. 27, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Mar. 1, 2024. \\nS. 3594.— To require governmentwide source code shar-\\ning, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland Se-\\ncurity and Governmental Affairs Jan. 16, 2024. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. 118–213. \\nS. 3613.— To require Facility Security Committees to \\nrespond to security recommendations issued by the \\nFederal Protective Service relating to facility security, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security \\nand Governmental Affairs Jan. 18, 2024. Reported \\namended Mar. 14, 2024; Rept. 118–160. Passed Senate \\namended Mar. 23 (Legislative day of Mar. 22), 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Mar. 26, 2024. \\nS. 3639.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 2075 West Stadium Boule-\\nvard in Ann Arbor, Michigan, as the ‘‘Robert Hayden \\nPost Office’’. Referred to Homeland Security and Gov-\\nernmental Affairs Jan. 23, 2024. Reported Feb. 6, \\n2024; no written report. Passed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. \\nReceived in House and held at desk Apr. 26, 2024. \\nRules suspended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nS. 3640.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 155 South Main Street in \\nMount Clemens, Michigan, as the ‘‘Lieutenant Colonel \\nAlexander Jefferson Post Office’’. Referred to Home-\\nland Security and Governmental Affairs Jan. 23, 2024. \\nReported Feb. 6, 2024; no written report. Passed Sen-\\nate Apr. 23, 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nApr. 26, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House Sept. \\n23, 2024. \\nS. 3646.— To amend the Housing Act of 1949 to extend \\nthe term of rural housing site loans and clarify the \\npermissible uses of such loans. Passed Senate Jan. \\n23, 2024. Received in House and held at desk Jan. \\n29, 2024. \\nS. 3648.— To amend the Post-Katrina Management Re-\\nform Act of 2006 to repeal certain obsolete require-\\nments, and for other purposes. Referred to Homeland \\nSecurity and Governmental Affairs Jan. 24, 2024. Re-\\nported amended Mar. 14, 2024; Rept. 118–161. Passed \\nSenate amended Mar. 20, 2024. Received in House \\nand held at desk Mar. 21, 2024. \\nS. 3664.— To require executive branch employees to re-\\nport certain royalties, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Jan. \\n25, 2024. Reported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–210. \\nS. 3679 (H.R. 7153).— To reauthorize the Dr. Lorna \\nBreen Health Care Provider Protection Act, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, \\nand Pensions Jan. 30, 2024. Reported amended June \\n18, 2024; no written report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–23 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3687.— To direct the Office for Victims of Crime of \\nthe Department of Justice to implement anti-traf-\\nficking recommendations of the Government Account-\\nability Office. Referred to the Judiciary Jan. 30, 2024. \\nCommittee discharged. Passed Senate Apr. 20 (Legisla-\\ntive day of Apr. 19), 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Apr. 26, 2024. \\nS. 3696.— To improve rights to relief for individuals \\naffected by non-consensual activities involving intimate \\ndigital forgeries, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Jan. 30, 2024. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate amended July 23, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk July 24, 2024. \\nS. 3698.— To amend title 11, District of Columbia Offi-\\ncial Code, to revise references in such title to individ-\\nuals with intellectual disabilities. Referred to Home-\\nland Security and Governmental Affairs Jan. 31, 2024. \\nReported Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–219. \\nS. 3706.— To amend section 3663A of title 18, United \\nStates Code, to clarify that restitution includes nec-\\nessary and reasonable expenses incurred by a person \\nwho has assumed the victim’s rights. Referred to the \\nJudiciary Jan. 31, 2024. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate Feb. 29, 2024. Received in House and held \\nat desk Mar. 1, 2024. Considered under suspension \\nof rules July 22, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House \\nJuly 23, 2024; Roll No. 361: 408–2. Presented to the \\nPresident July 25, 2024. Approved July 30, 2024. \\nPublic Law 118–77. \\nS. 3738.— To reauthorize the Great Lakes Restoration \\nInitiative, and for other purposes. Referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works Feb. 6, 2024. Reported May \\n2, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3757.— To reauthorize the congenital heart disease \\nresearch, surveillance, and awareness program of the \\nCenters for Disease Control and Prevention, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to Health, Education, Labor, \\nand Pensions Feb. 7, 2024. Reported amended June \\n18, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3764.— To extend and authorize annual appropria-\\ntions for the United States Commission on Inter-\\nnational Religious Freedom through fiscal year 2026. \\nReferred to Foreign Relations Feb. 7, 2024. Committee \\ndischarged. Passed Senate Sept. 11, 2024. Received \\nin House and held at desk Sept. 16, 2024. Rules sus-\\npended. Passed House Sept. 23, 2024; Roll No. 442: \\n365–20. \\nS. 3765 (H.R. 6960).— To amend the Public Health Serv-\\nice Act to reauthorize the Emergency Medical Services \\nfor Children program. Referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions Feb. 7, 2024. Reported June 18, \\n2024; no written report. \\nS. 3772.— To amend the Small Business Act to require \\nthat plain writing statements regarding the solicitation \\nof subcontractors be included in certain subcontracting \\nplans, and for other purposes. Referred to Small Busi-\\nness and Entrepreneurship Feb. 8 (Legislative day of \\nFeb. 7), 2024. Reported May 23, 2024; no written re-\\nport. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3775 (H.R. 7218).— To amend the Public Health Serv-\\nice Act to reauthorize the BOLD Infrastructure for \\nAlzheimer’s Act, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHealth, Education, Labor, and Pensions Feb. 8 (Legis-\\nlative day of Feb. 7), 2024. Reported amended June \\n18, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3788.— To reauthorize the National Landslide Pre-\\nparedness Act, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation Feb. 8 (Legisla-\\ntive day of Feb. 7), 2024. Reported amended Aug. 1, \\n2024; no written report. \\nS. 3791.— To reauthorize the America’s Conservation \\nEnhancement Act, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Environment and Public Works Feb. 8 (Legislative \\nday of Feb. 7), 2024. Reported amended Mar. 12, 2024; \\nno written report. Passed Senate amended May 8, \\n2024. Received in House and held at desk May 10, \\n2024. \\nS. 3849.— To promote United States leadership in tech-\\nnical standards by directing the National Institute of \\nStandards and Technology and the Department of \\nState to take certain actions to encourage and enable \\nUnited States participation in developing standards \\nand specifications for artificial intelligence and other \\ncritical and emerging technologies, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Transpor-\\ntation Feb. 29, 2024. Reported amended Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nS. 3851.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 90 McCamly Street South \\nin Battle Creek, Michigan, as the ‘‘Sojourner Truth \\nPost Office’’. Referred to Homeland Security and Gov-\\nernmental Affairs Feb. 29, 2024. Reported Apr. 11 \\n(Legislative day of Apr. 10), 2024; no written report. \\nPassed Senate Apr. 23, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Apr. 26, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed \\nHouse Sept. 23, 2024. \\nS. 3853.— To extend the period for filing claims under \\nthe Radiation Exposure Compensation Act and to pro-\\nvide for compensation under such Act for claims relat-\\ning to Manhattan Project waste, and to improve com-\\npensation for workers involved in uranium mining. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Mar. 5, 2024. Passed \\nSenate Mar. 7, 2024; Roll No. 75: 69–30. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk Mar. 11, 2024. \\nS. 3854.— To combat transnational repression abroad, \\nto strengthen tools to combat authoritarianism, corrup-\\ntion, and kleptocracy, to invest in democracy research \\nand development, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nForeign Relations Feb. 29, 2024. Reported amended \\nMay 7, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3858.— To establish within the Office of Land and \\nEmergency Management of the Environmental Protec-\\ntion Agency the Office of Mountains, Deserts, and \\nPlains, and for other purposes. Referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works Feb. 29, 2024. Reported \\namended Mar. 12, 2024; no written report. Passed Sen-\\nate amended Apr. 15, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Apr. 16, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–24 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3859.— To ensure that homicides can be prosecuted \\nunder Federal law without regard to the time elapsed \\nbetween the act or omission that caused the death \\nof the victim and the death itself. Passed Senate Feb. \\n29, 2024. Received in House and held at desk Mar. \\n1, 2024. \\nS. 3874.— To impose sanctions with respect to foreign \\nsupport for terrorist organizations in Gaza and the \\nWest Bank, and for other purposes. Referred to For-\\neign Relations Mar. 5, 2024. Reported amended May \\n7, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3875.— To amend the Federal Election Campaign Act \\nof 1971 to provide further transparency for the use \\nof content that is substantially generated by artificial \\nintelligence in political advertisements by requiring \\nsuch advertisements to include a statement within the \\ncontents of the advertisements if generative AI was \\nused to generate any image, audio, or video footage \\nin the advertisements, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Rules and Administration Mar. 6, 2024. Re-\\nported amended May 15, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3880 (H.R. 6277).— To amend the Federal Assets \\nSale and Transfer Act of 2016 to make improvements \\nto that Act, and for other purposes. Referred to Envi-\\nronment and Public Works Mar. 6, 2024. Reported \\namended May 22, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3891.— To amend the Public Works and Economic \\nDevelopment Act of 1965 to update and expand Fed-\\neral economic development investment in the economic \\nrecovery, resiliency, and competitiveness of commu-\\nnities, regions, and States across the United States, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Environment and \\nPublic Works Mar. 7, 2024. Reported amended Mar. \\n12, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3897.— To require the Election Assistance Commis-\\nsion to develop voluntary guidelines for the adminis-\\ntration of elections that address the use and risks of \\nartificial intelligence technologies, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Rules and Administration Mar. 11, \\n2024. Reported amended May 15, 2024; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 3938.— To designate the community-based outpatient \\nclinic of the Department of Veterans Affairs in Lynch-\\nburg, Virginia, as the ‘‘Private First Class Desmond \\nT. Doss VA Clinic’’. Referred to Veterans’ Affairs Mar. \\n14, 2024. Committee discharged. Passed Senate Aug. \\n1, 2024. Received in House and held at desk Aug. \\n6, 2024. \\nS. 3943 (H.R. 7630).— To require a plan to improve \\nthe cybersecurity and telecommunications of the U.S. \\nAcademic Research Fleet, and for other purposes. Re-\\nferred to Commerce, Science and Transportation Mar. \\n14, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3946.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 1106 Main Street in Bastrop, \\nTexas, as the ‘‘Sergeant Major Billy D. Waugh Post \\nOffice’’. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Mar. 14, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 3959.— To require the Transportation Security Ad-\\nministration to streamline the enrollment processes for \\nindividuals applying for a Transportation Security Ad-\\nministration security threat assessment for certain \\nprograms, including the Transportation Worker Identi-\\nfication Credential and Hazardous Materials Endorse-\\nment Threat Assessment programs of the Administra-\\ntion, and for other purposes. Referred to Commerce, \\nScience and Transportation Mar. 14, 2024. Reported \\namended Aug. 1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 3960.— To amend title 35, United States Code, to \\nprovide a good faith exception to the imposition of \\nfines for false assertions and certifications, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to the Judiciary Mar. 14, \\n2024. Committee discharged. Passed Senate June 20, \\n2024. Received in House and held at desk June 21, \\n2024. \\nS. 3971 (H.R. 4670).— To amend the Small Business \\nAct to require reporting on additional information with \\nrespect to small business concerns owned and con-\\ntrolled by women, qualified HUBZone small business \\nconcerns, and small business concerns owned and con-\\ntrolled by veterans, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Small Business and Entrepreneurship Mar. 19, \\n2024. Reported amended May 23, 2024; no written re-\\nport. \\nS. 3984.— To amend the State Justice Institute Act of \\n1984 to authorize the State Justice Institute to provide \\nawards to certain organizations to establish a State \\njudicial threat intelligence and resource center. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Mar. 20, 2024. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Passed Senate June 12, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and held at desk June 18, 2024. \\nS. 3998.— To provide for the permanent appointment \\nof certain temporary district judgeships. Referred to \\nthe Judiciary Mar. 20, 2024. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate Apr. 20 (Legislative day of Apr. 19), \\n2024. Received in House and held at desk Apr. 26, \\n2024. \\nS. 4000.— To reaffirm the applicability of the Indian \\nReorganization Act to the Lytton Rancheria of Cali-\\nfornia, and for other purposes. Referred to Indian Af-\\nfairs Mar. 20, 2024. Reported Sept. 12, 2024; Rept. \\n118–223. \\nS. 4035.— To require the Director of the Office of Per-\\nsonnel Management to take certain actions with re-\\nspect to the health insurance program carried out \\nunder chapter 89 of title 5, United States Code, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs Mar. 21, 2024. Reported amend-\\ned Sept. 10, 2024; Rept. 118–220. \\nS. 4036.— To establish a Government Spending Over-\\nsight Committee within the Council of the Inspectors \\nGeneral on Integrity and Efficiency, and for other pur-\\nposes. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Mar. 21, 2024. Reported amended July \\n8, 2024; Rept. 118–186. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–25 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 4045.— To require a study on public health impacts \\nas a consequence of the February 3, 2023, train derail-\\nment in East Palestine, Ohio. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions Mar. 21, 2024. Reported \\namended June 18, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4050.— To extend the deadline to commence construc-\\ntion of certain hydroelectric projects on the Red River. \\nPassed Senate Mar. 21, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Mar. 26, 2024. \\nS. 4072.— To prohibit the use of funds to implement, \\nadminister, or enforce certain rules of the Environ-\\nmental Protection Agency. Ordered placed on the cal-\\nendar Mar. 23 (Legislative day of Mar. 22), 2024. \\nFailed of passage Apr. 18, 2024; Roll No. 142: 52–46. \\nS. 4077.— To designate the facility of the United States \\nPostal Service located at 180 Steuart Street in San \\nFrancisco, California, as the ‘‘Dianne Feinstein Post \\nOffice’’. Referred to Homeland Security and Govern-\\nmental Affairs Apr. 8, 2024. Reported Aug. 1, 2024; \\nno written report. \\nS. 4107 (H.R. 6248).— To require Amtrak to report to \\nCongress information on Amtrak compliance with the \\nAmericans with Disabilities Act of 1990 with respect \\nto trains and stations. Referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation Apr. 11 (Legislative day of Apr. \\n10), 2024. Reported amended Aug. 1, 2024; no written \\nreport. \\nS. 4199.— To authorize additional district judges for the \\ndistrict courts and convert temporary judgeships. Re-\\nferred to the Judiciary Apr. 19, 2024. Reported amend-\\ned June 18, 2024; no written report. Passed Senate \\namended Aug. 1, 2024. Received in House and held \\nat desk Aug. 6, 2024. \\nS. 4212.— To amend the Visit America Act to promote \\nmusic tourism, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nCommerce, Science and Transportation Apr. 30, 2024. \\nReported amended Sept. 17, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4235.— To amend the Omnibus Crime Control and \\nSafe Streets Act of 1968 to reauthorize grants to sup-\\nport for law enforcement officers and families, and for \\nother purposes. Referred to the Judiciary May 1, 2024. \\nReported June 5, 2024; no written report. Passed Sen-\\nate Aug. 1, 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nAug. 6, 2024. \\nS. 4293.— To designate the United States courthouse \\nannex located at 310 South Main Street in London, \\nKentucky, as the ‘‘Eugene E. Siler, Jr. United States \\nCourthouse Annex’’. Referred to Environment and Pub-\\nlic Works May 8, 2024. Reported June 3, 2024; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. 4305.— To improve the effectiveness of body armor \\nissued to female agents and officers of the Department \\nof Homeland Security, and for other purposes. Referred \\nto Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs May \\n9, 2024. Reported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–214. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 4325.— To amend the Public Health Service Act to \\nreauthorize the program relating to lifespan respite \\ncare, and for other purposes. Referred to Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions May 14, 2024. Reported \\nJune 18, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4343.— To establish and maintain a coordinated pro-\\ngram within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric \\nAdministration that improves wildfire, fire weather, \\nfire risk, and smoke related forecasting, detection, \\nmodeling, observations, and service delivery, and to \\naddress growing needs in the wildland-urban interface, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Commerce, Science \\nand Transportation May 15, 2024. Reported amended \\nSept. 17, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4351.— To amend the Public Health Service Act to \\nreauthorize certain poison control programs. Referred \\nto Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions May 15, \\n2024. Reported June 18, 2024; no written report. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar June 18, 2024. Passed \\nSenate July 11 (Legislative day of July 10), 2024. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk July 15, 2024. Rules \\nsuspended. Passed House Sept. 17, 2024. Presented \\nto the President Sept. 24, 2024. \\nS. 4359.— To amend the National Dam Safety Program \\nAct to reauthorize that Act, and for other purposes. \\nReferred to Environment and Public Works May 16, \\n2024. Reported May 22, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4361.— Making emergency supplemental appropria-\\ntions for border security and combatting fentanyl for \\nthe fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for \\nother purposes. Ordered placed on the calendar May \\n20, 2024. \\nS. 4367.— To provide for improvements to the rivers \\nand harbors of the United States, to provide for the \\nconservation and development of water and related re-\\nsources, and for other purposes. Referred to Environ-\\nment and Public Works May 20, 2024. Reported \\namended May 22, 2024; Rept. 118–227. Passed Senate \\namended Aug. 1, 2024. Received in House and held \\nat desk Aug. 6, 2024. \\nS. 4381.— To protect an individual’s ability to access \\ncontraceptives and to engage in contraception and to \\nprotect a health care provider’s ability to provide con-\\ntraceptives, contraception, and information related to \\ncontraception. Ordered placed on the calendar May 22, \\n2024. \\nS. 4394.— To support National Science Foundation edu-\\ncation and professional development relating to artifi-\\ncial intelligence. Referred to Commerce, Science and \\nTransportation May 22, 2024. Reported amended Aug. \\n1, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4414.— To improve the State Trade Expansion Pro-\\ngram of the Small Business Administration. Reported \\nfrom Small Business and Entrepreneurship May 23, \\n2024; no written report. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–26 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 4443.— To authorize appropriations for fiscal year \\n2025 for intelligence and intelligence-related activities \\nof the United States Government, the Intelligence \\nCommunity Management Account, and the Central In-\\ntelligence Agency Retirement and Disability System, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Intelligence \\nJune 3, 2024; Rept. 118–181. \\nS. 4445.— To protect and expand nationwide access to \\nfertility treatment, including in vitro fertilization. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar June 4, 2024. \\nS. 4447.— To allow women greater access to safe and \\neffective oral contraceptive drugs intended for routine \\nuse, and to direct the Comptroller General of the \\nUnited States to conduct a study on Federal funding \\nof contraceptive methods. Ordered placed on the cal-\\nendar June 5, 2024. \\nS. 4487.— To require the Secretary of Commerce to de-\\nvelop artificial intelligence training resources and tool-\\nkits for United States small businesses, and for other \\npurposes. Referred to Commerce, Science and Trans-\\nportation June 11, 2024. Reported amended Aug. 1, \\n2024; no written report. \\nS. 4541.— To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 \\nto make certain provisions with respect to qualified \\nABLE programs permanent. Ordered placed on the cal-\\nendar June 17, 2024. \\nS. 4548.— To make a technical correction to the National \\nDefense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024 by re-\\npealing section 5101 and enacting an updated version \\nof the Foreign Extortion Prevention Act. Passed Senate \\nJune 13, 2024. Received in House and held at desk \\nJune 18, 2024. Rules suspended. Passed House July \\n22, 2024. Presented to the President July 25, 2024. \\nApproved July 30, 2024. Public Law 118–78. \\nS. 4554.— To express support for protecting access to \\nreproductive health care after the Dobbs v. Jackson \\ndecision on June 24, 2022. Ordered placed on the cal-\\nendar June 18, 2024. \\nS. 4610.— To amend title 36, United States Code, to \\ndesignate the bald eagle as the national bird. Referred \\nto the Judiciary June 20, 2024. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate July 29, 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk July 30, 2024. \\nS. 4638 (H.R. 8070).— To authorize appropriations for \\nfiscal year 2025 for military activities of the Depart-\\nment of Defense, for military construction, and for de-\\nfense activities of the Department of Energy, to pre-\\nscribe military personnel strengths for such fiscal year, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Armed Services \\nJuly 8, 2024; Rept. 118–188. \\nS. 4677 (H.R. 8580).— Making appropriations for mili-\\ntary construction, the Department of Veterans Affairs, \\nand related agencies for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations July 11 (Legislative day of July \\n10), 2024; Rept. 118–191. \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 4678 (H.R. 8772).— Making appropriations for the \\nLegislative Branch for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations July 11 (Legislative day of July \\n10), 2024; Rept. 118–192. \\nS. 4690 (H.R. 9027).— Making appropriations for Agri-\\nculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Adminis-\\ntration, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending \\nSeptember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations July 11 (Legislative day of July \\n10), 2024; Rept. 118–193. \\nS. 4698 (H.R. 9460).— To authorize the Joint Task \\nForces of the Department of Homeland Security, and \\nfor other purposes. Referred to Homeland Security and \\nGovernmental Affairs July 11 (Legislative day of July \\n10), 2024. Reported amended Sept. 9, 2024; Rept. \\n118–215. Passed Senate amended Sept. 19, 2024. Re-\\nceived in House Sept. 23, 2024. Rules suspended. \\nPassed House Sept. 23, 2024. \\nS. 4716.— To amend section 7504 of title 31, United \\nStates Code, to improve the single audit requirements. \\nReferred to Homeland Security and Governmental Af-\\nfairs July 11 (Legislative day of July 10), 2024. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 19, 2024; Rept. 118–226. \\nS. 4727.— To amend title 5, United States Code, to clar-\\nify the nature of judicial review of agency interpreta-\\ntions of statutory and regulatory provisions. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar July 23, 2024. \\nS. 4755.— To reauthorize traumatic brain injury pro-\\ngrams, and for other purposes. Referred to Health, \\nEducation, Labor, and Pensions July 23, 2024. Re-\\nported amended Sept. 12, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4762.— To amend the Public Health Service Act to \\nreauthorize programs and research relating to autism, \\nand for other purposes. Referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions July 24, 2024. Reported amended \\nSept. 12, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4776.— To amend the Older Americans Act of 1965 \\nto authorize appropriations for fiscal years 2025 \\nthrough 2029, and for other purposes. Referred to \\nHealth, Education, Labor, and Pensions July 25, 2024. \\nReported amended Sept. 12, 2024; no written report. \\nS. 4795 (H.R. 9026).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Commerce and Justice, Science, and \\nRelated Agencies for the fiscal year ending September \\n30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported from Appro-\\npriations July 25, 2024; Rept. 118–198. \\nS. 4796 (H.R. 9028).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Transportation, and Housing and \\nUrban Development, and related agencies for the fiscal \\nyear ending September 30, 2025, and for other pur-\\nposes. Reported from Appropriations July 25, 2024; \\nRept. 118–199. \\nS. 4797 (H.R. 8771).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartment of State, foreign operations, and related \\nprograms for the fiscal year ending September 30, \\n2025, and for other purposes.. Reported from Appro-\\npriations July 25, 2024; Rept. 118–200. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–27 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\nS. 4802 (H.R. 8998).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartment of the Interior, environment, and related \\nagencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, \\nand for other purposes. Reported from Appropriations \\nJuly 25, 2024; Rept. 118–201. Ordered placed on the \\ncalendar July 25, 2024. \\nS. 4853.— To prohibit the Federal Communications Com-\\nmission from promulgating or enforcing rules regard-\\ning disclosure of artificial intelligence-generated con-\\ntent in political advertisements. Ordered placed on the \\ncalendar July 31, 2024. \\nS. 4921 (H.R. 8774).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartment of Defense for the fiscal year ending Sep-\\ntember 30, 2025, and for other purposes. Reported \\nfrom Appropriations Aug. 1, 2024; Rept. 118–204. \\nS. 4927 (H.R. 8997).— Making appropriations for energy \\nand water development and related agencies for the \\nfiscal year ending September 30, 2025, and for other \\npurposes. Reported from Appropriations Aug. 1, 2024; \\nRept. 118–205. \\nS. 4928 (H.R. 8773).— Making appropriations for finan-\\ncial services and general government for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations Aug. 1, 2024; Rept. \\n118–206. \\nS. 4942 (H.R. 9029).— Making appropriations for the \\nDepartments of Labor, Health and human Services, \\nand Education, and related agencies for the fiscal year \\nending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes. \\nReported from Appropriations Aug. 1, 2024; Rept. \\n118–207. \\nS. 4973.— To reassert the constitutional authority of \\nCongress to determine the general applicability of the \\ncriminal laws of the United States, and for other pur-\\nposes. Ordered placed on the calendar Sept. 9, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n12–28 \\nSENATE BILLS—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 13\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n13–1 \\nSENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS \\nS.J. Res. 4 (H.J. Res. 25).— Removing the deadline for \\nthe ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Jan. 25, 2023. \\nS.J. Res. 9 (H.J. Res. 29) (H. Res. 614).— Providing \\nfor congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title \\n5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the \\nUnited States Fish and Wildlife Service relating to \\n‘‘Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; \\nLesser Prairie-Chicken; Threatened Status with Sec-\\ntion 4(d) Rule for the Northern Distinct Population \\nSegment and Endangered Status for the Southern Dis-\\ntinct Population Segment’’. Referred to Environment \\nand Public Works Feb. 7, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nPassed Senate May 3, 2023; Roll No. 110: 50–48. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk May 5, 2023. Passed \\nHouse July 27, 2023; Roll No. 381: 221–206. Presented \\nto the President Sept. 14, 2023. Vetoed Sept. 26, 2023. \\nSenate sustained Presidential veto Sept. 28 (Legisla-\\ntive day of Sept. 22), 2023; Roll No. 242: 47–46. \\nS.J. Res. 10.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Department of Veterans Affairs \\nrelating to ‘‘Reproductive Health Services’’. Referred \\nto Veterans’ Affairs Feb. 7, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Ordered placed on the calendar Apr. 18, 2023. \\nS.J. Res. 11 (H. Res. 429).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Environmental Pro-\\ntection Agency relating to ‘‘Control of Air Pollution \\nFrom New Motor Vehicles: Heavy-Duty Engine and \\nVehicle Standards’’. Referred to Environment and Pub-\\nlic Works Feb. 9, 2023. Committee discharged. Passed \\nSenate Apr. 26, 2023; Roll No. 98: 50–49. Received \\nin House and held at desk Apr. 27, 2023. Passed House \\nMay 23, 2023; Roll No. 232: 221–203. Presented to \\nthe President June 7, 2023. Vetoed by President June \\n14, 2023. Senate sustained Presidential veto June 21, \\n2023; Roll No. 167: 50–50. \\nS.J. Res. 18.— Disapproving of the rule submitted by \\nthe Department of Homeland Security relating to \\n‘‘Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility’’. Referred \\nto the Judiciary Mar. 8, 2023. Committee discharged. \\nOrdered placed on the calendar May 16, 2023. Passed \\nSenate May 17, 2023; Roll No. 130: 50–47. Received \\nin House and held at desk May 22, 2023. \\nS.J. Res. 23 (H.J. Res. 46).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the National Marine \\nFisheries Service relating to ‘‘Endangered and Threat-\\nened Wildlife and Plants; Regulations for Listing En-\\ndangered and Threatened Species and Designating \\nCritical Habitat’’. Referred to Environment and Public \\nWorks Mar. 30, 2023. Committee discharged. Ordered \\nplaced on the calendar May 10, 2023. Passed Senate \\nMay 11, 2023; Roll No. 122: 51–49. Received in House \\nand held at desk May 15, 2023. \\nSENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nS.J. Res. 24 (H.J. Res. 49) (H. Res. 614).— Providing \\nfor congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title \\n5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the \\nUnited States Fish and Wildlife Service relating to \\n‘‘Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; En-\\ndangered Species Status for Northern Long-Eared \\nBat’’. Referred to Environment and Public Works Mar. \\n30, 2023. Committee discharged. Ordered placed on \\nthe calendar May 10, 2023. Passed Senate May 11, \\n2023; Roll No. 123: 51–49. Received in House and held \\nat desk May 15, 2023. Passed House July 27, 2023; \\nRoll No. 382: 220–209. Presented to the President \\nSept. 14, 2023. Vetoed Sept. 26, 2023. Senate sus-\\ntained Presidential veto Sept. 28 (Legislative day of \\nSept. 22), 2023; Roll No. 243: 47–45. \\nS.J. Res. 32 (H. Res. 891) (H.J. Res. 66).— Providing \\nfor congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title \\n5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the \\nBureau of Consumer Financial Protection relating to \\n‘‘Small Business Lending Under the Equal Credit Op-\\nportunity Act (Regulation B)’’. Referred to Banking, \\nHousing, and Urban Affairs June 13, 2023. Committee \\ndischarged. Ordered placed on the calendar Oct. 17, \\n2023. Passed Senate Oct. 18, 2023; Roll No. 260: \\n53–44. Received in House and held at desk Oct. 25, \\n2023. Passed House Dec. 1, 2023; Roll No. 690: \\n221–202. Presented to the President Dec. 14, 2023. \\nVetoed Dec. 19, 2023. Senate sustained Presidential \\nveto Jan. 10, 2024; Roll No. 5: 54–45. \\nS.J. Res. 38 (H. Res. 947).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Federal Highway \\nAdministration relating to ‘‘Waiver of Buy America Re-\\nquirements for Electric Vehicle Chargers’’. Referred to \\nEnvironment and Public Works July 26, 2023. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nNov. 7, 2023. Passed Senate Nov. 8, 2023; Roll No. \\n303: 50–48. Received in House and held at desk Nov. \\n13, 2023. Passed House Jan. 11, 2024; Roll No. 8: \\n209–198. Presented to the President Jan. 18, 2024. \\nVetoed Jan. 24, 2024. Senate sustained Presidential \\nveto Feb. 29, 2024; Roll No. 61: 50–47. \\nS.J. Res. 42.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Food and Nutrition Service re-\\nlating to ‘‘Application of Bostock v. Clayton County \\nto Program Discrimination Complaint Processing-Pol-\\nicy Update’’. Referred to Agriculture, Nutrition, and \\nForestry July 27, 2023. Committee discharged. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Oct. 17, 2023. Failed \\nof passage Oct. 26, 2023; Roll No. 272: 47–50. \\nS.J. Res. 43 (H.J. Res. 88).— Providing for congressional \\ndisapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States \\nCode, of the rule submitted by the Department of Edu-\\ncation relating to ‘‘Improving Income Driven Repay-\\nment for the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan \\nProgram and the Federal Family Education Loan \\n(FFEL) Program’’. Referred to Health, Education, \\nLabor, and Pensions Sept. 5, 2023. Committee dis-\\ncharged. Ordered placed on the calendar Nov. 14 (Leg-\\nislative day of Nov. 13), 2023. Failed of passage Nov. \\n15, 2023; Roll No. 310: 49–50. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n13–2 \\nSENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nS.J. Res. 57.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Department of the Treasury re-\\nlating to ‘‘Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery \\nFunds’’. Referred to Finance Feb. 1, 2024. Committee \\ndischarged. Ordered placed on the calendar May 14, \\n2024. Failed of passage May 15, 2024; Roll No. 168: \\n46–49. \\nS.J. Res. 58.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Department of Energy relating \\nto ‘‘Energy Conservation Program: Energy Conserva-\\ntion Standards for Consumer Furnaces’’. Referred to \\nEnergy and Natural Resources Feb. 1, 2024. Com-\\nmittee discharged. Ordered placed on the calendar and \\npassed Senate May 21, 2024; Roll No. 176: 50–45. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk May 22, 2024. \\nS.J. Res. 61.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Federal Highway Administration \\nrelating to ‘‘National Performance Management Meas-\\nures; Assessing Performance of the National Highway \\nSystem, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Measure’’. Re-\\nferred to Environment and Public Works Feb. 7, 2024. \\nCommittee discharged. Ordered placed on the calendar \\nApr. 9, 2024. Passed Senate Apr. 10, 2024; Roll No. \\n121: 53–47. Received in House and held at desk Apr. \\n15, 2024. \\nS.J. Res. 62.— Providing for congressional disapproval \\nunder chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the \\nrule submitted by the Animal and Plant Health In-\\nspection Service relating to ‘‘Importation of Fresh Beef \\nFrom Paraguay’’. Referred to Agriculture, Nutrition, \\nand Forestry Feb. 26, 2024. Committee discharged. Or-\\ndered placed on the calendar Mar. 11, 2024. Passed \\nSenate Mar. 21, 2024; Roll No. 101: 70–25. Received \\nin House and held at desk Mar. 26, 2024. \\nS.J. Res. 67.— To provide for related procedures con-\\ncerning the articles of impeachment against Alejandro \\nNicholas Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security. \\nOrdered placed on the calendar Apr. 8, 2024. \\nS.J. Res. 68.— Providing for the issuance of a summons, \\nproviding for the appointment of a committee to re-\\nceive and to report evidence, and establishing related \\nprocedures concerning the articles of impeachment \\nagainst Alejandro Nicholas Mayorkas. Ordered placed \\non the calendar Apr. 8, 2024. \\nS.J. Res. 69.— To provide for related procedures con-\\ncerning the articles of impeachment against Alejandro \\nNicholas Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security. \\nOrdered placed on the calendar Apr. 8, 2024. \\n\\n\\nSEC. 14\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n14–1 \\nSENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS \\nS. Con. Res. 2 (H. Con. Res. 7).— Commending the brav-\\nery, courage, and resolve of the women and men of \\nIran demonstrating in more than 133 cities and risking \\ntheir safety to speak out against the Iranian regime’s \\nhuman rights abuses. Referred to Foreign Relations \\nJan. 26, 2023. Reported amended July 25, 2023; no \\nwritten report. \\nS. Con. Res. 7 (H. Con. Res. 27).— Condemning Russia’s \\nunjust and arbitrary detention of Russian opposition \\nleader Vladimir Kara-Murza who has stood up in de-\\nfense of democracy, the rule of law, and free and fair \\nelections in Russia. Referred to Foreign Relations Mar. \\n23, 2023. Reported amended May 4, 2023; no written \\nreport. Passed Senate amended Nov. 2, 2023. Received \\nin House and held at desk Nov. 6, 2023. \\nS. Con. Res. 18.— Calling for the immediate release of \\nMarc Fogel, a United States citizen and teacher, who \\nwas given an unjust and disproportionate criminal sen-\\ntence by the Government of the Russian Federation \\nin June 2022. Referred to Foreign Relations July 26, \\n2023. Reported amended May 7, 2024; no written re-\\nport. Passed Senate amended June 4, 2024. Received \\nin House and held at desk June 7, 2024. \\nS. Con. Res. 25.— Providing for a correction in the en-\\nrollment of H.R. 2872. Passed Senate Jan. 18, 2024. \\nReceived in House and passed Jan. 18, 2024. \\nS. Con. Res. 26.— Recognizing and supporting the efforts \\nof the New Heights Bid Committee to bring the 2027 \\nFederation Internationale de Football Association \\n(FIFA) Women’s World Cup competition to the United \\nStates and Mexico. Passed Senate Jan. 23, 2024. Re-\\nceived in House and held at desk Jan. 29, 2024. \\nS. Con. Res. 29.— Providing for a correction in the en-\\nrollment of H.R. 815. Passed Senate Feb. 13 (Legisla-\\ntive day of Feb. 12), 2024. Received in House and \\nheld at desk Feb. 13, 2024. Passed House Apr. 20, \\n2024. \\nS. Con. Res. 33.— Authorizing the use of the rotunda \\nof the Capitol for the lying in honor of the remains \\nof Ralph Puckett, Jr., the last surviving Medal of \\nHonor recipient for acts performed during the Korean \\nconflict. Passed Senate Apr. 17, 2024. Received in \\nHouse and passed Apr. 17, 2024. \\nS. Con. Res. 34.— Establishing the Joint Congressional \\nCommittee on Inaugural Ceremonies for the inaugura-\\ntion of the President-elect and Vice President-elect of \\nthe United States on January 20, 2025. Passed Senate \\nMay 2, 2024. Received in House and passed May 6, \\n2024. \\nS. Con. Res. 35.— Authorizing the use of the rotunda \\nand Emancipation Hall of the Capitol by the Joint \\nCongressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies in \\nconnection with the proceedings and ceremonies con-\\nducted for the inauguration of the President-elect and \\nthe Vice President-elect of the United States. Passed \\nSenate May 2, 2024. Received in House and passed \\nMay 6, 2024. \\nSENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nS. Con. Res. 36.— Authorizing the use of Emancipation \\nHall in the Capitol Visitor Center for an event to cele-\\nbrate the birthday of King Kamehameha I. Passed \\nSenate May 8, 2024. Received in House and held at \\ndesk May 10, 2024. Passed House May 21, 2024. \\nS. Con. Res. 41.— Setting forth the congressional budget \\nfor the United States Government for fiscal year 2025 \\nand setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for \\nfiscal years 2026 through 2034. Referred to the Budget \\nSept. 12, 2024. Committee discharged. Ordered placed \\non the calendar Sept. 12, 2024. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n14–2 \\nSENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 15\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n15–1 \\nSENATE RESOLUTIONS \\nS. Res. 1.— Establishing a Committee to Inform the \\nPresident of the United States that a quorum of each \\nHouse is assembled. Passed Senate Jan. 3, 2023. \\nS. Res. 2.— Informing the House of Representatives that \\na quorum of the Senate is assembled. Passed Senate \\nJan. 3, 2023. \\nS. Res. 3.— To elect Patty Murray, a Senator from the \\nState of Washington, to be President pro tempore of \\nthe Senate of the United States. Passed Senate Jan. \\n3, 2023. \\nS. Res. 4.— Notifying the President of the United States \\nof the election of a President pro tempore. Passed Sen-\\nate Jan. 3, 2023. \\nS. Res. 5.— Notifying the House of Representatives of \\nthe election of a President pro tempore. Passed Senate \\nJan. 3, 2023. \\nS. Res. 6.— Fixing the hour of daily meeting of the \\nSenate. Passed Senate Jan. 3, 2023. \\nS. Res. 57.— Honoring the life of David Ferdinand \\nDurenberger, former Senator for the State of Min-\\nnesota. Passed Senate Feb. 13, 2023. \\nS. Res. 100.— To honor the life and death of James \\nThomas Broyhill, former Senator for the State of North \\nCarolina. Passed Senate Mar. 8, 2023. \\nS. Res. 110.— Honoring the life and legacy of the late \\nJames George Abourezk. Passed Senate Mar. 15, 2023. \\nS. Res. 290.— Honoring the life of Oliver Hazard Perry \\nMorton. Passed Senate July 11, 2023. \\nS. Res. 316.— Honoring the life of Lowell Palmer \\nWeicker, Jr., former Senator for the State of Con-\\nnecticut. Passed Senate July 26, 2023. \\nS. Res. 393.— To honor the life and death of Duncan \\nMcLauchlin (‘‘Lauch’’) Faircloth, former Senator for the \\nState of North Carolina. Passed Senate Sept. 30 (Leg-\\nislative day of Sept. 22), 2023. \\nS. Res. 394.— Honoring the life of James L. Buckley, \\nformer Senator for the State of New York. Passed Sen-\\nate Oct. 3, 2023. \\nS. Res. 400 (H. Res. 742).— Honoring the life and legacy \\nof Dianne Feinstein, the late Senator for the State \\nof California. Passed Senate Oct. 4, 2023. \\nS. Res. 406.— To honor the life and death of Richard \\nClarence Clark, former Senator for the State of Iowa. \\nPassed Senate Oct. 16, 2023. \\nS. Res. 499.— Acknowledging the lifetime of service of \\nSandra Day O’Connor to the United States as a suc-\\ncessful Arizona State Senator, trailblazer, expert col-\\nlaborator, educational advocate, and one of the great \\nJustices of the Supreme Court of the United States. \\nPassed Senate Dec. 13, 2023. \\nS. Res. 523.— Honoring the life and legacy of the late \\nSenator Herb Kohl. Passed Senate Jan. 11, 2024. \\nSENATE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\nS. Res. 553.— Honoring the life of Jean A. Carnahan, \\nformer Senator for the State of Missouri. Passed Sen-\\nate Feb. 8 (Legislative day of Feb. 7), 2024. \\nS. Res. 655.— Honoring the life of Joseph Isadore Lieber-\\nman, former Senator for the State of Connecticut. \\nPassed Senate Apr. 18, 2024. \\nS. Res. 668.— Honoring the life of Daniel Robert ‘‘Bob’’ \\nGraham, former Senator for the State of Florida. \\nPassed Senate May 1, 2024. \\nS. Res. 673.— Honoring the life of David Hampton Pryor, \\nformer United States Senator for the State of Arkan-\\nsas. Passed Senate May 2, 2024. \\nS. Res. 765.— Relating to the death of the Honorable \\nJames Mountain Inhofe, former Senator for the State \\nof Oklahoma. Passed Senate July 11 (Legislative day \\nof July 10), 2024. \\nS. Res. 783 (S. 2073).— To correct the engrossment of \\nthe amendment of the Senate to S. 2073. Passed Sen-\\nate July 30, 2024. \\nS. Res. 813.— Honoring the life of Steven D. Symms, \\nformer United States Senator for the State of Idaho. \\nPassed Senate Sept. 12, 2024. \\nS. Res. 837.— Authorizing the President of the Senate \\nto certify the report of the Committee on Health, Edu-\\ncation, Labor, and Pensions of the Senate regarding \\nthe refusal of Dr. Ralph de la Torre to appear and \\ntestify before the Committee. Reported from Health, \\nEducation, Labor, and Pensions Sept. 23, 2024; Rept. \\n118–230. \\n\\n\\nHISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n15–2 \\nSENATE RESOLUTIONS—Continued \\n\\n\\nSEC. 16\\nREPORTED  BILLS  AND  RESOLUTIONS  WHICH  HAVE  BEEN  REFERRED\\nTO  COMMITTEES  UNDER  TIME  LIMITATIONS\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n(16–1) \\n\\n\\nREPORTED  BILLS  AND  RESOLUTIONS  REFERRED\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\nNo.\\nIndex Key and History of Bill\\n16–2 \\n\\n\\nSEC. 17\\nBILLS IN CONFERENCE\\nJefferson’s Manual, sec. XLVI (Rules and Manual of the House of Representatives, sec. 555):\\n‘‘And in all cases of conference asked after a vote of disagreement, etc., the conferees of the House asking\\nit are to leave the papers with the conferees of the other * * *.’’\\n(17–1) \\nFIRST SESSION \\nf \\nSECOND SESSION \\n\\n\\nBILLS IN CONFERENCE\\n17–2 \\n\\n\\nS\\nS\\nS\\nS\\nS\\nS\\nJANUARY\\nJULY\\nSun M Tu W Th\\nF\\nSat Sun M Tu W Th\\nF\\nSat\\nSEC. 21\\n1 \\n* Marked dates indicate days House in session. \\nTotal Legislative Days 184. \\nTotal Calendar Days 183. \\nto adjourn the 117th Congress Sine Die \\nand convene the 118th Congress. \\n2023 \\n** The House met twice on Jan. 4, 2023. \\n* Totals include Jan. 2 and 3, 2024. \\n* The House met twice on Jan. 3, 2023 \\n*** The House met twice on Jan. 6, 2023. \\n1 \\n2 \\n3 \\n=\\n=\\n=\\n4 \\n=\\n=\\n=\\n5 \\n—– \\n6 \\n=\\n=\\n=\\n7 \\n1 \\n8 \\n9 \\n—– \\n10 \\n—– \\n11 \\n—– \\n12 \\n—– \\n13 \\n—– \\n14 \\n2 \\n3 \\n—– \\n4 \\n5 \\n6 \\n—– \\n7 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Resolutions section) \\n1 Passed Senate with amendment. Action occurred in calendar year 2024. Pursuant to the provisions of H.Res. 1061, House agreed to Senate amendment with amendment March 6, 2024. Enroll-\\nment corrected pursuant to H.Con.Res. 94 March 6, 2024. Senate agreed to House amendment to Senate amendment March 8, 2024. \\n2 Provisions (including H.R. 5893) added as text to H.R. 4366. \\n3 Action occurred in calendar year 2024. \\n4 Provisions (including H.R. 5894) added as text to H.R. 2882, which became Public Law 118–47. \\nLEGISLATIVE BILLS \\n2023 \\n2023 \\n2023 \\n2023 \\n2023 \\n2023 \\n2023 \\n2023 \\nAPPROPRIATION BILLS \\nH.R. 4364 \\nLegislative Branch, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–120) ..................\\nJune 27 \\nNov. 1 \\n...................\\n(4) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4365 \\nDefense, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–121) .....................................\\nJune 27 \\nSept. 28 ...................\\n(4) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4366 \\nMilitary Construction, VA, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–122) ......\\nJune 27 \\nJuly 27 ................... Nov. 1(1) .........................................................\\nMar. 9 \\n118–42(3) \\nH.R. 4367 \\nHomeland Security, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–123) ..................\\nJune 27 \\nSept. 28 ...................\\n(4) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4368 \\nAgriculture, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–124) ...............................\\nJune 27 ......................................\\n(2) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4394 \\nEnergy and Water, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–126) ...................\\nJune 30 \\nOct. 26 \\n...................\\n(2) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4664 \\nFinancial Services, General Government, 2024 \\n(H. Rept. 118–145).\\nJuly 17 ......................................\\n(4) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4665 \\nState, Foreign Operations, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–146) ......\\nJuly 17 \\nSept. 28 ...................\\n(4) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4820 \\nTransportation, HUD, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–154) ..............\\nJuly 24 ......................................\\n(2) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 4821 \\nInterior, Environment, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–155) .............\\nJuly 24 \\nNov. 3 \\n...................\\n(2) \\n..............................................................................................\\nH.R. 5692 \\nSupplemental, 2024 (Ukraine) ......................................... ................... Sept. 28 ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 5860 \\nContinuing, 2024 and Other Extensions Act .................. ................... Sept. 30 ................... Sept. 30 ......................................................... Sept. 30 \\n118–15 \\nH.R. 6126 \\nSupplemental, 2024 (Israel) ............................................. ...................\\nNov. 2 \\n....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 6363 \\nFurther Continuing and Other Extensions Act, 2024 .... ...................\\nNov. 14 ...................\\nNov. 15 .........................................................\\nNov. 17 \\n118–22 \\n\\n\\nNumber of\\nbill\\nTitle\\nReported\\nPassed\\nHouse\\nReported\\nin Senate\\nPassed\\nSenate\\nSent to\\nconfer-\\nence\\nConference report\\nagreed to in—\\nHouse\\nSenate\\nDate\\napproved\\nLaw No.\\n1 \\nSTATUS OF MAJOR BILLS—SECOND SESSION \\n(For more detailed information see History of Bills and Resolutions section) \\nÆ \\n1 Action occurred in calendar year 2023. \\n2 Passed Senate with amendment. House agreed to Senate amendment Jan. 18, 2024. Enrollment corrected pursuant to S.Con.Res. 25. \\n3 Passed Senate with amendment February 13 (Legislative day of February 12), 2024. House agreed to Senate amendment with amendment April 20, 2024. Senate agreed to House amendment \\nto Senate amendment April 23, 2024. Enrollment corrected pursuant to S.Con.Res. 29. \\n4 Provisions (including H.R. 8038) added as text to H.R. 815. \\nLEGISLATIVE BILLS \\n2024 \\n2024 \\n2024 \\n2024 \\n2024 \\n2024 \\n2024 \\n2024 \\nH.Con.Res. \\n117 \\nCongressional Budget, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–568) .............\\nJune 27 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nAPPROPRIATION BILLS \\nH.R. 815 \\nRELIEVE Act .................................................................... ...................\\nMar. 7 \\n................... Feb. 13(3) .........................................................\\nApr. 24 \\n118–50 \\nH.R. 2872 \\nFurther Additional Continuing and Other Extensions \\nAct, 2024 (H. Rept. 118–198).\\nSept. 14(1) Sept. 20(1) ................... Jan. 18(2) .........................................................\\nJan. 19 \\n118–35 \\nH.R. 7463 \\nExtension of Continuing and Other Matters Act, 2024\\n...................\\nFeb. 29 ...................\\nFeb. 29 .........................................................\\nMar. 1 \\n118–40 \\nH.R. 8034 \\nSupplemental, 2024 (Israel Security) .............................. ................... Apr. 20(4) ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8035 \\nSupplemental, 2024 (Ukraine Security) .......................... ................... Apr. 20(4) ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8036 \\nSupplemental, 2024 (Indo–Pacific Security) ................... ................... Apr. 20(4) ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8580 \\nMilitary Construction, VA, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–528) ......\\nMay 28 \\nJune 5 \\n....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8752 \\nHomeland Security, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–553) ..................\\nJune 14 \\nJune 28 ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8771 \\nState, Foreign Operations, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–554) ......\\nJune 14 \\nJune 28 ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8772 \\nLegislative Branch, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–555) ..................\\nJune 17 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8773 \\nFinancial Services, General Government, 2025 \\n(H. Rept. 118–556).\\nJune 17 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8774 \\nDefense, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–557) .....................................\\nJune 17 \\nJune 28 ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8997 \\nEnergy and Water, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–580) ...................\\nJuly 11 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 8998 \\nInterior, Environment, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–581) .............\\nJuly 11 \\nJuly 24 ....................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 9026 \\nCommerce, Justice, Science, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–582) ....\\nJuly 11 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 9027 \\nAgriculture, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–583) ...............................\\nJuly 12 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 9028 \\nTransportation, HUD, 2025 (H. Rept. 118–584) ..............\\nJuly 12 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 9029 \\nLabor, Health, Human Services, and Education, 2025 \\n(H. Rept. 118–585).\\nJuly 12 .......................................................................................................................................................\\nH.R. 9468 \\nSupplemental, 2024 (Veterans Affairs) ........................... ................... Sept. 17 ................... Sept. 19 ......................................................... Sept. 20 \\n118–82 \\n\\n\\nONE HUNDRED EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS\\nFIRST SESSION\\nSECOND SESSION\\n!\\n!\\nCALENDARS\\nO F  T H E  U N I T E D  S TAT E S\\nHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES\\nAND\\nHISTORY OF LEGISLATION\\nU\\nN\\nU\\nM\\nE\\nP\\nLU\\nRI\\nB\\nU\\nS\\nwww.HouseCalendar.gov\\nPREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF KEVIN F. MCCUMBER, ACTING CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:\\nBy the Office of Legislative Operations\\nThe Clerk shall cause the calendars of the House to be\\ndistributed each legislative day. Rule II, clause 2(e)\\nIndex to the Calendars will be included on the first legislative day of\\neach week the House is in session\\nU.S. GOVERNM\\nENT PUBLISHING OFFICE:2024\\n49–038\\n1 \\nCONVENED JANUARY 3, 2023 \\nADJOURNED JANUARY 3, 2024 \\nCONVENED JANUARY 3, 2024 \\n  \\nLEGISLATIVE DAY 118 \\nCALENDAR DAY 118 \\nThursday, September 12, 2024 \\nHOUSE MEETS AT 9 A.M. \\nSPECIAL ORDERS \\n(SEE NEXT PAGE) \\n\\n\\n2 \\nSPECIAL ORDERS \\nHOUR OF \\nMEETING \\nOn motion of Mr. LaMalfa, by unanimous consent, Ordered, That when the House ad-\\njourns Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024, it adjourn to meet at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. \\n12, 2024. (Agreed to Sept. 11, 2024.) \\nSPECIAL ORDER \\nSPEECHES \\nThe Speaker’s policy with regard to special-order speeches announced on February 11, \\n1994, as clarified and reiterated by subsequent Speakers, will continue to apply \\nin the 118th Congress. \\nThe Chair may recognize Members for special-order speeches for up to 4 hours. \\nSuch speeches may not extend beyond the 4-hour limit without the permission of \\nthe Chair, which may be granted only with advance consultation between the leader-\\nships and notification to the House. However, the Chair will not recognize for any \\nspecial-order speeches beyond 10 o’clock in the evening. \\nThe 4-hour limitation will be divided between the majority and minority parties. \\nEach party is entitled to reserve its first hour for respective leaderships or their \\ndesignees. The second hour reserved to each party will be divided into two 30- \\nminute periods. Recognition for one-hour periods and for 30-minute periods will alter-\\nnate initially and subsequently between the parties each day. The Chair wishes \\nto clarify for Members that any 60- or 30-minute period that is not claimed at \\nthe appropriate time will be considered to have expired; this includes the first 60- \\nminute period of the day. \\nThe allocation of time within each party’s 2-hour period (or shorter period if prorated \\nto end by 10 p.m.) will be determined by a list submitted to the Chair by the \\nrespective leaderships. Members may not sign up with their leadership for any spe-\\ncial-order speeches earlier than one week prior to the special order. Additionally, \\nMembers must sign up with their leadership for any special-order speech at least \\none day prior to the special order. The Chair will not recognize a Member for more \\nthan one special-order speech per week, nor may a Member sign up for a second \\nspecial-order speech in the same week. Additional guidelines may be established \\nfor such sign-ups by the respective leaderships. \\nPursuant to clause 2(a) of rule V, the television cameras will not pan the Chamber, \\nbut a ‘‘crawl’’ indicating the conduct of morning-hour debate or that the House has \\ncompleted its legislative business and is proceeding with special-order speeches will \\nappear on the screen. The Chair may announce other adaptations during this period. \\nThe continuation of this format for recognition by the Speaker is without prejudice \\nto the Speaker’s ultimate power of recognition under clause 2 of rule XVII and \\nincludes the ability to withdraw recognition for longer special-order speeches should \\ncircumstances warrant. \\nMORNING HOUR \\nDEBATE \\nThat during the second session of the 118th Congress: (1) on legislative days of Monday \\nor Tuesday when the House convenes pursuant to House Resolution 950, the House \\nshall convene 2 hours earlier than the time otherwise established by the resolution \\nfor the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate; (2) on legislative days of Wednes-\\nday or Thursday when the House convenes pursuant to House Resolution 950, the \\nHouse shall convene 2 hours earlier than the time otherwise established by the \\nresolution for the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate; (3) when the House \\nconvenes pursuant to an order other than House Resolution 950, the House shall \\nconvene for the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate only as prescribed by \\nsuch order; (4) the time for morning-hour debate shall be allocated equally between \\nthe parties and may not continue beyond 10 minutes before the hour appointed \\nfor the resumption of the session of the House; and (5) the form of proceeding \\nfor morning-hour debate shall be as follows: (a) the prayer by the Chaplain, the \\napproval of the Journal and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag shall be postponed \\nuntil resumption of the session of the House; (b) initial and subsequent recognitions \\nfor debate shall alternate between the parties; (c) recognition shall be conferred \\nby the Speaker only pursuant to lists submitted by the Majority Leader and by \\nthe Minority Leader; (d) no Member may address the House for longer than 5 min-\\nutes, except the Majority Leader, the Minority Leader, or the minority whip; (e) \\nno legislative business shall be in order except the filing of privileged reports; and \\n(f) following morning-hour debate, the Chair shall declare a recess pursuant to clause \\n12(a) of rule I until the time appointed for the resumption of the session of the \\nHouse; and (6) the Speaker may dispense with morning-hour debate upon receipt \\nof a notification described in clause 12(c) of rule I, or upon a change in reconvening \\npursuant to clause 12(e) of rule I, and notify Members accordingly. (Agreed to Jan. \\n9, 2024.) \\nDAILY HOURS OF \\nMEETING \\nPursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 950, and unless otherwise ordered, the hour of \\ndaily meeting of the House shall be 2 p.m. on Mondays; noon on Tuesdays (or \\n2 p.m. if no legislative business was conducted on the preceding Monday); noon \\non Wednesdays and Thursdays; and 9 a.m. on all other days of the week. (Agreed \\nto Jan. 9, 2024.) \\n\\n\\nONE HUNDRED EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS\\nFIRST SESSION\\nSECOND SESSION\\n!\\n!\\nCALENDARS\\nO F  T H E  U N I T E D  S TAT E S\\nHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES\\nAND\\nHISTORY OF LEGISLATION\\nU\\nN\\nU\\nM\\nE\\nP\\nLU\\nRI\\nB\\nU\\nS\\nwww.HouseCalendar.gov\\nPREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF KEVIN F. MCCUMBER, ACTING CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:\\nBy the Office of Legislative Operations\\nThe Clerk shall cause the calendars of the House to be\\ndistributed each legislative day. Rule II, clause 2(e)\\nIndex to the Calendars will be included on the first legislative day of\\neach week the House is in session\\nU.S. GOVERNM\\nENT PUBLISHING OFFICE:2024\\n49–038\\n1 \\nCONVENED JANUARY 3, 2023 \\nADJOURNED JANUARY 3, 2024 \\nCONVENED JANUARY 3, 2024 \\n  \\nLEGISLATIVE DAY 107 \\nCALENDAR DAY 107 \\nTuesday, August 13, 2024 \\nHOUSE MEETS AT 11 A.M. \\nSPECIAL ORDERS \\n(SEE NEXT PAGE) \\n\\n\\n2 \\nSPECIAL ORDERS \\nSPECIAL ORDER \\nSPEECHES \\nThe Speaker’s policy with regard to special-order speeches announced on February 11, \\n1994, as clarified and reiterated by subsequent Speakers, will continue to apply \\nin the 118th Congress. \\nThe Chair may recognize Members for special-order speeches for up to 4 hours. \\nSuch speeches may not extend beyond the 4-hour limit without the permission of \\nthe Chair, which may be granted only with advance consultation between the leader-\\nships and notification to the House. However, the Chair will not recognize for any \\nspecial-order speeches beyond 10 o’clock in the evening. \\nThe 4-hour limitation will be divided between the majority and minority parties. \\nEach party is entitled to reserve its first hour for respective leaderships or their \\ndesignees. The second hour reserved to each party will be divided into two 30- \\nminute periods. Recognition for one-hour periods and for 30-minute periods will alter-\\nnate initially and subsequently between the parties each day. The Chair wishes \\nto clarify for Members that any 60- or 30-minute period that is not claimed at \\nthe appropriate time will be considered to have expired; this includes the first 60- \\nminute period of the day. \\nThe allocation of time within each party’s 2-hour period (or shorter period if prorated \\nto end by 10 p.m.) will be determined by a list submitted to the Chair by the \\nrespective leaderships. Members may not sign up with their leadership for any spe-\\ncial-order speeches earlier than one week prior to the special order. Additionally, \\nMembers must sign up with their leadership for any special-order speech at least \\none day prior to the special order. The Chair will not recognize a Member for more \\nthan one special-order speech per week, nor may a Member sign up for a second \\nspecial-order speech in the same week. Additional guidelines may be established \\nfor such sign-ups by the respective leaderships. \\nPursuant to clause 2(a) of rule V, the television cameras will not pan the Chamber, \\nbut a ‘‘crawl’’ indicating the conduct of morning-hour debate or that the House has \\ncompleted its legislative business and is proceeding with special-order speeches will \\nappear on the screen. The Chair may announce other adaptations during this period. \\nThe continuation of this format for recognition by the Speaker is without prejudice \\nto the Speaker’s ultimate power of recognition under clause 2 of rule XVII and \\nincludes the ability to withdraw recognition for longer special-order speeches should \\ncircumstances warrant. \\nMORNING HOUR \\nDEBATE \\nThat during the second session of the 118th Congress: (1) on legislative days of Monday \\nor Tuesday when the House convenes pursuant to House Resolution 950, the House \\nshall convene 2 hours earlier than the time otherwise established by the resolution \\nfor the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate; (2) on legislative days of Wednes-\\nday or Thursday when the House convenes pursuant to House Resolution 950, the \\nHouse shall convene 2 hours earlier than the time otherwise established by the \\nresolution for the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate; (3) when the House \\nconvenes pursuant to an order other than House Resolution 950, the House shall \\nconvene for the purpose of conducting morning-hour debate only as prescribed by \\nsuch order; (4) the time for morning-hour debate shall be allocated equally between \\nthe parties and may not continue beyond 10 minutes before the hour appointed \\nfor the resumption of the session of the House; and (5) the form of proceeding \\nfor morning-hour debate shall be as follows: (a) the prayer by the Chaplain, the \\napproval of the Journal and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag shall be postponed \\nuntil resumption of the session of the House; (b) initial and subsequent recognitions \\nfor debate shall alternate between the parties; (c) recognition shall be conferred \\nby the Speaker only pursuant to lists submitted by the Majority Leader and by \\nthe Minority Leader; (d) no Member may address the House for longer than 5 min-\\nutes, except the Majority Leader, the Minority Leader, or the minority whip; (e) \\nno legislative business shall be in order except the filing of privileged reports; and \\n(f) following morning-hour debate, the Chair shall declare a recess pursuant to clause \\n12(a) of rule I until the time appointed for the resumption of the session of the \\nHouse; and (6) the Speaker may dispense with morning-hour debate upon receipt \\nof a notification described in clause 12(c) of rule I, or upon a change in reconvening \\npursuant to clause 12(e) of rule I, and notify Members accordingly. (Agreed to Jan. \\n9, 2024.) \\nDAILY HOURS OF \\nMEETING \\nPursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 950, and unless otherwise ordered, the hour of \\ndaily meeting of the House shall be 2 p.m. on Mondays; noon on Tuesdays (or \\n2 p.m. if no legislative business was conducted on the preceding Monday); noon \\non Wednesdays and Thursdays; and 9 a.m. on all other days of the week. (Agreed \\nto Jan. 9, 2024.)\",\"difficulty\":\"hard\",\"domain\":\"Multi-Document QA\",\"length\":\"medium\",\"question\":\"Which of the meetings recorded in the three documents was most likely to have its regular ceremony at 10 a.m?\",\"sub_domain\":\"Governmental\"}","display_format":"text","language":"","answer_status":"published","assets":[],"source_url":"https://huggingface.co/datasets/zai-org/LongBench-v2","history":"initial import","indexing_mode":"noindex","subproblems":[],"grids":[]}