Votes on 11 regulatory, postal and D.C. bills

Members consider 11 bills covering regulatory review, D.C. voting, postal ZIP Codes and facilities, and federal employee health benefits.

Wed, May 21, 2025 · 10:00 AM – 2:03 PM ET · Capitol HVC-210Capitol, Room HVC-210Chair James Comer R-KY-1Ranking Robert Garcia D-CA-42

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11Bills on the agenda—Results not posted yet

Bill by bill

H.R. 67 · SPONSOR ANDY BIGGS R-AZ-5

Guide technology-assisted reviews: OIRA would issue guidance on using technology, including algorithmic tools and artificial intelligence, to review existing agency regulations and identify rules that may be outdated, ineffective, burdensome, redundant, inaccurate, or in need of improvement. The guidance would also address training agency personnel to use the technology
Require agency review plans: Each agency would submit a plan explaining how it would carry out OIRA’s guidance. The plan would identify rules the agency must review under law or believes would benefit from review, and could include other useful information or analysis
Put agency strategies into practice: Each agency would implement its plan’s strategy for retrospective reviews of its existing regulations

What’s next: a floor vote. None is scheduled.

RESULTS NOT POSTED YET

READERS · GOOD CALL OR BAD CALL?

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Ordered reported: The committee voted to send the bill to the full House or Senate. It still needs a floor vote.
Manager’s amendment: A replacement version of the bill offered by the chair, usually with changes negotiated beforehand.
Amendment in the nature of a substitute: An amendment that replaces the whole text of the bill. Other amendments are then offered to it.
Voice vote: Members say “aye” or “no” together. No names are recorded.
Recorded vote: Each member’s vote is recorded by name. Any member can ask for one.
Not agreed to: The amendment failed.
Reported favorably: The committee recommends that the full chamber pass the bill or confirm the nominee.