Order relative to extending until Monday, January 4, 2027 the time within which the committee on Revenue is authorized to report on current House documents
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Overview
This order extends the deadline for the House Revenue Committee to report on a set of specific House documents. Currently, the committee is authorized to report on documents numbered 3056, 3155, 3930, 3970, and 4577, but this order pushes back the reporting deadline to January 4, 2027. This extension is granted despite normal House rules regarding reporting timelines. The order was referred to the House Rules Committee, reported ought to be adopted, rules were suspended, and then the order was adopted.
Key provisions
- Extends the reporting deadline for the House Revenue Committee.
- Specifies the documents the committee must report on: 3056, 3155, 3930, 3970, and 4577.
- Sets the new deadline for the report: Monday, January 4, 2027.
- Overrides standard House rules regarding reporting timelines.
Who is affected
- House Revenue Committee
- Legislative staff reviewing the listed documents
- Members of the House of Representatives
Notable changes
- Modifies the standard timeline for the Revenue Committee's reporting obligations.
- Provides a longer timeframe for consideration of the specified House documents.
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Edward R. Philips
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