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Resolution

A legislative measure used by Congress to express its opinion or to set rules for how legislative business is conducted.

Rescind Budget Authority

To cancel or withdraw funding that was previously made available for government spending, essentially taking back money that was allocated but not yet spent.

Points of Order

Formal objections raised by a member of Congress that a procedural rule or regulation of the House is being violated.

Waived

When a rule or requirement is set aside or disregarded for a specific purpose, allowing an action to proceed that would otherwise be prohibited.

Previous Question

A parliamentary motion in the House that, if approved, immediately ends debate on a bill or amendment and forces a direct vote on it.

Motion to Recommit

A motion typically offered by the minority party in the House before final passage of a bill, which sends the bill back to committee, usually with instructions to amend it.

Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974

A law that established the current budget process for Congress and outlines how the President must notify Congress when proposing to withhold or cancel appropriated funds.