Summary

Directs the Clerk of the House to request that the Senate return a recently considered bill to the House. That bill would change federal law to restrict the construction of new courthouses in some situations. This is a single-paragraph procedural instruction: it does not itself change policy or spending, but asks the Senate to send back a bill that proposes limits on new federal courthouse construction so the House can consider it further.

Key Points

• Directs the House Clerk to ask the Senate to return a bill to the House for further consideration.
• The resolution is procedural and does not itself change federal law or allocate funds.
• The referenced bill would amend Title 40 to limit construction of new federal courthouses in certain circumstances.
• No new spending, emergency designations, or tax changes are included in this resolution.
• The resolution's immediate effect is to move the related legislative matter back to the House for action.
• Impacted parties would be federal building programs, contractors, and communities slated for potential courthouse projects if the underlying bill becomes law.
• This is a single-section, simple procedural measure rather than a policy or appropriations bill.
• The resolution neither creates new federal mandates nor changes current appropriations.
• It does not specify timing or effective dates for any substantive changes to construction rules.
• The measure clarifies legislative next steps but does not itself alter courthouse construction law.

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