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House Resolution (H. Res.)

A legislative measure passed only by the House of Representatives, dealing with matters entirely within the House's authority, such as its rules or internal operations. It does not become public law.

Joint Resolution (H. J. Res.)

A legislative measure that, if passed by both the House and Senate and signed by the President (or becomes law over a veto), has the full force of law, similar to a bill.

Points of Order

Procedural objections raised by a member in the House that a rule of the House is being violated. If the objection is upheld, it can halt the legislative action.

Waived

To set aside or disregard a rule, requirement, or objection. In this context, it means certain House rules or procedural objections will not apply during the consideration of H. J. Res. 72.

Previous Question

A parliamentary motion in the House of Representatives that, if approved, immediately ends debate on the current topic and forces an immediate vote on the question.

Motion to Recommit

A motion made in the House, typically by the minority party, to send a bill or resolution back to the committee it originated from. It can include specific instructions for changes or further action.