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House Resolution

A legislative measure adopted by the House of Representatives to regulate its internal affairs or express its sentiments, not requiring Senate approval or the President's signature.

Speaker's Table

A designated location in the House of Representatives where bills and other legislative measures are placed when received from the Senate or after introduction, awaiting further action.

Concurred in

To agree with; in this legislative context, for one chamber (the House) to formally accept the amendments or actions taken by the other chamber (the Senate) on a bill.

Budget Authority

The legal permission granted by Congress to federal agencies to enter into obligations that result in immediate or future outlays (spending) of government funds.

Rescind

To revoke, cancel, or repeal a legislative act or prior authorization, often referring to the cancellation of previously granted budget authority.

Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974

A major law that establishes the congressional budget process and sets procedures for how Congress and the President handle the federal budget, including rules for presidential impoundments (when a president withholds spending).