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Concurrent Resolution

A legislative measure adopted by both the House and Senate that expresses the sentiment of Congress or addresses matters affecting both chambers, but does not require the President's signature and does not have the force of law.

Bicameral Legislation Expedition

A legislative process designed to speed up the consideration and passage of a bill that has already passed one chamber of Congress (either the House or the Senate) with strong, bipartisan support.

Unanimous Consent

An agreement by all members present in a legislative body to allow an action to occur without a formal vote. It is often used to expedite proceedings when there is no disagreement.

Voice Vote

A method of voting in legislative bodies where the presiding officer determines the outcome by listening to the 'ayes' and 'nays' spoken aloud by members, rather than by counting individual votes.

Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress

A temporary committee previously established in Congress to study and recommend improvements to the operational and procedural efficiency of the legislative branch.

Rules Committee

A powerful committee in both the House and Senate responsible for determining the rules for debate on individual bills, including time limits and whether amendments can be offered.