Requires congressional approval for major Executive Orders and major rules, outlines procedures for joint resolutions, and exempts certain rules from.
The bill mandates congressional approval for major Executive Orders and major rules, defining "major" based on economic impact or other criteria. Major Executive Orders and rules cannot take effect without a joint resolution of approval from Congress. The bill outlines specific procedures for introducing, debating, and voting on these joint resolutions in both the House and Senate, including time limits and restrictions on amendments. Nonmajor rules and certain exceptions, such as those related to national security or monetary policy, are not subject to these requirements.
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