H. Res. 1174 is a House rules resolution. It sets the terms for considering three separate Clean Air Act amendment bills and one separate resolution about tax policies that support working families. The resolution waives all points of order and treats each bill as read. Each Clean Air Act bill gets one hour of debate, split equally between the chair and the ranking minority member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce (or their designees). Each bill may have one motion to recommit. The tax resolution (H. Res. 1156) gets one hour of debate, split equally between the chair and ranking minority member of the Committee on Ways and Means (or their designees).
This resolution does not change the text of the bills themselves. It only sets how the House will debate and vote on those bills. The rules speed up consideration by limiting debate time and by waiving procedural objections. If you follow air quality rules, wildfire monitoring, or tax support for working families, this moves those items more quickly to a House floor vote.
The resolution itself does not authorize federal spending. No publicly available information on federal costs or budget effects of the underlying bills or the tax resolution is included in the provided text.
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