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Resolution

A formal expression of opinion, will, or intent voted by an official body, in this case, the House of Representatives. It typically doesn't become law but dictates internal procedures or expresses sentiments.

Consideration

The period during which a bill is debated, discussed, and potentially amended on the floor of the House or Senate before a final vote.

Points of order

Objections raised by a member that a legislative body is violating its own rules or procedures. If upheld, the proceedings must correct the violation.

Waived

To intentionally give up or disregard a rule or right. In this context, it means certain procedural rules or objections will not be enforced.

Amendment in the nature of a substitute

A comprehensive amendment that seeks to replace the entire text of a bill with new text, often used to offer an alternative version of the legislation.

Ranking minority member

The most senior member of the minority party on a congressional committee.

Previous question

A parliamentary motion that, if adopted, immediately ends debate and prevents further amendments, bringing the measure directly to a vote.