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Introduced on June 10, 2025 by Jodey Cook Arrington
This resolution tells the House Clerk to remove several sections from a larger bill. The deleted pieces would have touched many areas: energy help for low‑income families, a USDA program that promotes biobased products, multiple Pentagon projects (like intelligence upgrades, exportable low‑cost cruise missiles, and adding more missiles to certain submarines), and federal land policy in Minnesota and for oil and gas leasing. It also drops a plan to raise penalties on promoters who helped abuse the COVID employee retention tax credit, and it clarifies how certain health rules would apply. By removing these parts, those changes do not move forward in the main bill .
In short, this is a cleanup step. It strips out funding and policy changes across defense, energy, taxes, and public lands so they are not included in the larger legislation .
| Who is affected | What changes | When |
|---|---|---|
| Low‑income households and energy programs | Removes a change tied to energy assistance | When the Clerk makes the correction |
| Farmers, manufacturers, buyers of biobased goods | Removes a plan to extend USDA’s biobased markets program through 2031 | Same as above |
| Department of Defense and military programs | Removes funding for intelligence upgrades, exportable low‑cost cruise missiles, and submarine missile‑tube conversions | Same as above |
| Oil and gas developers; Interior Department; public lands in MN | Removes parts that would speed oil and gas leasing; undo a land withdrawal order; and reinstate certain hardrock mineral leases in Minnesota | Same as above |
| Tax promoters and businesses using the ERTC | Removes higher penalties and other ERTC‑related changes | Same as above |
| Health policy stakeholders | Removes a clause applying certain health regulations to successor rules | Same as above |