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This resolution establishes the House procedures for considering a fiscal year 2026 appropriations bill, a joint resolution disapproving a D.C. tax act, and a bill codifying domestic mining executive orders.
Brian Jack
Representative
GA
Brian Jack
Representative
GA
This resolution establishes the House procedures for considering three specific legislative items. It sets the rules for voting on Senate amendments to a fiscal year 2026 consolidated appropriations bill. Additionally, it outlines the process for the House to vote on disapproving a temporary D.C. tax law and for considering a bill to codify executive orders related to domestic hardrock mineral resources.
This act ensures that a veteran's pension, awarded before death but paid after, goes to their surviving family or estate according to a specified order of priority.
Elise Stefanik
Representative
NY
Elise Stefanik
Representative
NY
The Ernest Peltz Accrued Veterans Benefits Act establishes a clear process for paying a veteran's pension that was awarded by the VA before their death but issued afterward. This legislation prioritizes payment to the veteran's spouse, children, or dependent parents before the estate. The bill also makes a minor extension to the expiration date of certain existing pension payment restrictions.
This massive legislative package appropriates funding across the federal government for Fiscal Year 2026, covering everything from defense and education to transportation and health programs, while setting numerous policy conditions on spending.
Tom Cole
Representative
OK
Tom Cole
Representative
OK
The **Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026** is a massive, multi-division bill funding nearly all non-defense and defense operations of the federal government for Fiscal Year 2026. It allocates hundreds of billions for the Department of Defense, while also funding the Departments of Labor, HHS, Education, Transportation, HUD, State, and Treasury. The legislation sets specific spending levels, extends numerous existing health and trade programs, and imposes detailed policy restrictions and oversight requirements across all funded agencies.