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Concurrent Resolution

A legislative measure adopted by both the House and Senate that does not require the President's signature and does not have the force of law. It is typically used for matters like setting the budget or expressing congressional opinion.

Senate Amendment

Changes or additions proposed by the Senate to a measure (like a resolution) that originated in the House of Representatives, or vice versa.

Point of Order

A parliamentary objection raised by a member that the rules of the House are being violated. If sustained by the presiding officer, it can stop or alter the proceedings.

Concur in the Senate amendment

To agree with the changes or additions made by the Senate to a resolution that was passed by the House.

Previous Question

A motion in parliamentary procedure that, if adopted, immediately ends debate on the pending motion or measure and brings it to a direct vote.

National Emergencies Act

A federal law that sets out how the President can declare a national emergency and specifies the powers that can be used during such an emergency, as well as how Congress can oversee or terminate these declarations.