Summary

Allows the Senate to move to en bloc (grouped) consideration of a long list of Executive Calendar nominations. The resolution lists each nominee, the office or board they are nominated to, and any term or expiration dates shown, enabling the Senate to consider and act on the nominations together rather than one-by-one. This is a procedural measure that affects the Senate’s floor process and speeds consideration of many nominations across federal departments, agencies, boards, and some judicial posts; it primarily affects nominees, Senate floor operations, and the agencies that will receive confirmed appointees.

• Permits the Senate to consider a long list of Executive Calendar nominations en bloc (grouped) rather than individually.
• Lists each nominee, the position nominated to, and any stated term or expiration date shown on the Executive Calendar.
• Applies to nominations across many departments, agencies, boards, and some judicial posts.
• Is a procedural floor resolution that changes how nominations are handled, not the substance of appointments.
• Can speed up confirmation votes and reduce floor time needed for individual nominations.
• Does not itself confirm nominees or change the statutory appointment process.
• Affects nominees, agencies awaiting appointees, and Senate floor scheduling and staffing.
• Does not create new spending, change laws, or impose obligations on states or private parties.