House Rules for Upcoming Floor Debates
December 9, 2025
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This document dictates the time limits, amendment processes, and procedural rules for six bills, determining how and when these policies move toward a final vote in the House.
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Members of the House of Representatives
They are bound by the time limits and amendment restrictions set by this resolution when debating the listed bills.
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
The chair and ranking member are responsible for controlling the one hour of debate allotted for H.R. 3898.
Committee on Financial Services
The chair and ranking member are responsible for controlling the one hour of debate allotted for H.R. 3383.
Current stage: passed_chamber.
Next step not available in the current record.
Summary
Key Facts
- H. Res. 936 establishes the rules for floor consideration of six specific bills.
- General debate for each bill is limited to one hour, equally divided between the majority and minority parties.
- Amendments to the bills are restricted to those specifically listed in the accompanying Rules Committee report.
- For H.R. 3898, the committee-recommended substitute amendment is considered automatically adopted.
- For H.R. 3383, a specific substitute text (Rules Committee Print 119-15) is considered automatically adopted.
- All points of order against the consideration of these bills and their specified amendments are waived.
- Final passage for each bill allows for one motion to recommit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this resolution pass the bills listed?
Can members propose new amendments during the debate?
Why It Matters
This document dictates the time limits, amendment processes, and procedural rules for six bills, determining how and when these policies move toward a final vote in the House.
News Coverage
Voting Record
Total
423
Yes
214
No
209
Present
0
Not Voting
0
Abstain
0
How they voted (423)
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
D · no
Jodey Arrington
R · yes
Frank Lucas
R · yes
Gary Palmer
R · yes
Joaquin Castro
D · no
Steve Cohen
D · no
Robert Wittman
R · yes
Tom McClintock
R · yes
Susie Lee
D · no
Aaron Bean
R · yes
Keith Self
R · yes
Donald Davis
D · no
Claudia Tenney
R · yes
Kat Cammack
R · yes
Michael Guest
R · yes
Lauren Boebert
R · yes
Jake Auchincloss
D · no
Sanford Bishop
D · no
Pete Sessions
R · yes
Riley Moore
R · yes
Sharice Davids
D · no
Thomas Tiffany
R · yes
Morgan Luttrell
R · yes
Michael Baumgartner
R · yes
+ 399 more
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Discoveries
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Sources
www.congress.gov
Analysis Score
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