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On agreeing to the resolution · House · Roll call #203 · 4-Jun-2026
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House Resolution 1336 waives a procedural requirement that normally requires a two-thirds vote before the House can consider certain Committee on Rules resolutions on the same day they are reported. The waiver applies specifically to resolutions reported by the Committee on Rules through June 5, 2026, that relate to a reconciliation measure connected to Senate Concurrent Resolution 33. This resolution allows the House to bypass the standard two-thirds voting threshold for these particular rules resolutions.
Under normal House procedures, considering a Committee on Rules report on the same day it is presented requires approval from two-thirds of voting members. This resolution eliminates that requirement for the specified timeframe and category of resolutions, allowing such rules resolutions to proceed with a simple majority vote instead. The effect is to streamline the procedural process for considering reconciliation-related rules during this period, reducing the voting threshold needed to move forward with legislative consideration.
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