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Amdt/Mtn
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Offered By
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Description
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Action
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Roll Call
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H.R. 865 – Rebuild America’s Schools Act
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#1
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Mr. Scott
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Manager’s Amendment
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adopted
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voice vote
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#2
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Ms. Wilson
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to clarify that securing schools through building design plans is an allowable use of funds
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adopted
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voice vote
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#3
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Mrs. McBath
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to add the study of school security to the Institute of Education Sciences report
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adopted
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voice vote
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#4
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Mr. Thompson
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To prohibit the bill from going into effect until every state receives the maximum grant allowed under Part B of IDEA.
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ruled non-germane
24-19
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#1
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#5
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Mr. Grijalva
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to prohibit for-profit charter schools from accessing the funds in this Act
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adopted
26-20
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#2
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#6
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Mr. Allen
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To prohibit the Secretary from requiring schools to agree not to arm teachers in order to receive funds under the bill.
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ruled non-germane
28-18
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#3
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#7
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Mrs. Hayes
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to prohibit self-dealing charter schools from accessing the funds in this Act
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adopted
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voice vote
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#8
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Ms. Stefanik
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To require that a certain percentage of funds be awarded to rural school districts.
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defeated
20-26
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#4
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#9
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Mr. Banks
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To prohibit the bill from taking effect until all laws under the committee’s jurisdiction are reauthorized or repealed.
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withdrawn
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#10
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Mr. Comer
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To ensure that no grant funds can be awarded until an independent auditor certifies that the requirements of the bill will not increase compliance costs for school districts or states.
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defeated
20-26
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#5
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#11
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Mr. Banks
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To prohibit the use of funds for lobbying or other advocacy activities.
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defeated
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voice vote
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#12
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Mr. Wright
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To prohibit school districts from hiring anyone or contracting with anyone who has hired someone on the sex offender registry.
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ruled non-germane
26-15
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#6
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#13
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Mr. Grothman
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To prohibit the Department of Education from awarding grants to states until the Secretary, in consultation with the Environmental Protection Agency, certifies that the “green” requirements in the bill will not increase costs to school districts or schools.
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defeated
20-26
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#7
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#14
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Mr. Meuser
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To express the sense of Congress that the Opportunity Zones provision included in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a better way to support school construction in distressed communities.
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adopted
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voice vote
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#14a
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Ms. Stevens
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2nddegree amendment to Mr. Meuser’s amendment (#14)
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adopted
42-1
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#8
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#15
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Mrs. Foxx
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To rename the bill to reflect the bill’s true outcome.
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defeated
20-26
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#9
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Mtn
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Mr. Sablan
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To Report H.R. 865
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adopted
26-20
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#10
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H.R. 7 – Paycheck Fairness Act
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#1
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Mr. Scott
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Amendment in the Nature of Substitute
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adopted
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voice vote
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#2
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Mr. Byrne
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To limit any contingent attorney’s fee in an Equal Pay Act suit to 15 percent of any judgment awarded to the plaintiff or plaintiffs.
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defeated
21-26
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#1
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#3
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Mr. Allen
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To condition the implementation of the Equal Pay Act amendments in the bill on a study by the Secretary of Labor to determine their effect on employers’ ability to recruit, hire, promote, and increase the pay of employees, and these amendments will not go into effect if employers are significantly hindered in these areas.
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defeated
20-26
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#2
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#4
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Mr. Byrne
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To add “a bona fide business-related reason other than sex” to the Equal Pay Act, and to strike the multiple provisions in H.R. 7 that essentially eliminate an employer’s ability to defend a pay differential that is based on a factor other than sex.
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defeated
20-27
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#3
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#5
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Mrs. Foxx
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To strike the requirement that EEOC collect employee compensation data from employers broken down by race, sex, and national origin.
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defeated
19-27
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#4
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Mtn
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Ms. Bonamici
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To Report H.R. 7
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adopted
27-20
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#5
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