The resolution would establish a 12-member task force of House and Senate members to study ways for each chamber to speed consideration of legislation passed by the other chamber with broad support. This includes legislation passed by unanimous consent, voice vote, or at least two-thirds of members voting. The task force would report its analysis and any recommendations approved by at least 9 members within one year of the resolution’s adoption. The House and Senate rules committees would post the report publicly, and the task force would then end.
The resolution creates a temporary task force to study congressional procedures. It does not itself change how legislation is considered. The task force’s report would be made public.
The resolution does not specify expenses or funding.
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