Fixing the hour of daily meeting of the Senate.

Summary

Sets the daily meeting time of the Senate to 12 o'clock meridian (noon) each day unless the Senate orders a different time. It is a simple scheduling rule that makes noon the default start time for daily Senate sessions but allows the Senate to change that time by future order.

• Establishes noon (12:00 p.m.) as the Senate's default daily meeting time.
• Maintains flexibility by allowing the Senate to order a different meeting time.
• Is a procedural scheduling rule, not a policy or funding provision.
• Does not change committee schedules, debate rules, or voting procedures.
• Affects Senators and congressional staff by setting a standard start time for floor business.
• Creates predictable timing for stakeholders who follow or interact with Senate proceedings.
• Contains no fiscal impacts, mandates on states/localities, or tax changes.