Summary

Directs the Senate to appoint a two-Senator committee to join whatever committee the House appoints to wait on the President and inform him that a quorum of both Houses is assembled and that Congress is ready to receive any communication he wishes to make. This is a short procedural resolution that organizes who will officially notify the President that Congress is present and prepared to hear from him.

• Appoints a committee of two Senators to join the House’s appointed committee to wait on the President.
• The joint committee will inform the President that a quorum of both Houses is assembled.
• Confirms that Congress is prepared to receive any communication the President wishes to make.
• Is a procedural, ceremonial resolution rather than a policy or funding measure.
• Does not create new programs, change statutory law, or require federal spending.
• Affects only internal congressional staffing and formal communications with the President.
• No implementation details, effective-date language, or external obligations are included.