Summary

Allows the House to take up and vote on a bill addressing scheduling of fentanyl-related substances under special rules that waive most procedural objections, adopt a Rules Committee amendment, and treat the bill as read. The resolution also sets the floor process for final passage while preserving three specific exceptions: one hour of debate, a single designated further amendment with structured debate, and one motion to recommit.

• Authorizes the House to consider a bill on scheduling fentanyl-related substances under a special rule that waives most procedural objections.
• Adopts a Rules Committee amendment and treats the underlying bill as read for floor consideration.
• Limits floor debate to one hour for the measure overall.
• Allows one designated further amendment with specified debate rules.
• Preserves one motion to recommit as the final procedural option.
• Narrows opportunities for points of order and other procedural delays.
• Does not change the bill’s substantive text except by adopting the specified Rules Committee amendment.
• Applies only if the House adopts this resolution; it governs floor procedure, not policy substance.