The bill would rescind a share of nonsecurity discretionary appropriations: 1 percent for fiscal year 2026, 2 percent for 2027, and 5 percent for 2028 and each later year. Each reduction would take effect after appropriations are available for the full fiscal year. Within 30 days, the Office of Management and Budget would report each rescission and its account to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees.
The bill does not identify specific programs or describe effects on individuals. It would reduce nonsecurity discretionary funding on a pro rata basis.
The bill does not specify a dollar amount. It sets percentage reductions in nonsecurity discretionary appropriations and does not describe personal expenses.
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