HOUSE/RULES: Provides relative to passing over controversial instruments on third reading and final passage

This bill, HR 86, amends House Rule 8.8.1, which governs the legislative process within the House of Representatives. It clarifies how legislative instruments, such as bills or resolutions, are handled when they are not considered in their usual order during third reading and final passage. Specifically, if an item is passed over or a member objects to its preferential consideration, the bill ensures it will remain on the legislative calendar in its original numerical order for consideration on the following legislative day. This procedural change primarily affects how representatives manage their daily legislative agenda.