Repeal the provision of law that provides automatic pay adjustments for Members of Congress.

This bill would end automatic yearly pay raises for Members of Congress. It repeals the rule that currently adjusts their pay each year without a new vote and says future changes must be set by law. It would start when the 120th Congress begins . Today, the annual raise is tied to a formula based on private‑sector wages (the Employment Cost Index) and capped by the raise for federal General Schedule employees; it happens unless Congress changes it in another law .

Key points:

• Who is affected: Members of Congress .
• What changes: No more automatic pay raises; any raise would require passing a new law .
• When: Starts with the 120th Congress .
• Why it matters: Member pay would no longer rise automatically each year; changes would need a public vote in Congress rather than a built‑in formula .