Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 185) to advance responsible policies.

Summary

Waives two specified House procedural rules for consideration of a referenced House bill and requires the Clerk of the House to notify the Senate that the House has passed that bill within seven days. The waivers apply only during consideration of that bill and do not change any permanent House rules. The measure is purely procedural: it alters floor procedures for a single bill and sets a short administrative deadline for sending a formal message to the Senate. It has no programmatic spending, tax, or policy provisions.

• Temporarily waives two specific clauses of House floor rules during consideration of a single referenced House bill.
• Clause 1(c) of House Rule XIX and clause 8 of House Rule XX are suspended only for that consideration.
• Requires the Clerk to notify the Senate of the House's passage of the bill within seven days.
• Applies only to the specified bill; it does not permanently amend House rules.
• Does not change policy, create programs, authorize spending, or amend tax law.
• Impacts House floor procedure and a short administrative duty for the Clerk's office.
• Minimal direct budgetary or regulatory impact.
• A procedural measure intended to expedite or adjust consideration of a single piece of legislation.