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Joint Resolution

A type of legislative measure that requires approval by both the House and Senate and then the President's signature to become law, similar to a bill.

National Emergency

A special legal status declared by the President, which grants the executive branch additional powers to address crises, such as economic, health, or security threats.

Points of Order

Rules-based objections raised by a member of Congress during a debate, often to challenge the procedure or content of a bill, which can delay or stop its consideration.

Waived

When a rule or requirement is set aside or temporarily suspended, often to allow a specific action to proceed without being blocked by that rule.

Previous Question

A procedural motion in the House of Representatives that, if passed, immediately ends debate on the current issue and forces a direct vote on the main question.

Motion to Recommit

A parliamentary motion in the House, typically offered by the minority party, that attempts to send a bill back to committee, usually with instructions to amend it, before a final vote.

House Rules