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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. 2119
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#1
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Mrs. McBath
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Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute
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Adopted by voice vote
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#2
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Ms. Letlow
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A substitute amendment that strikes the entirety of H.R. 2119 and adds provisions to: reauthorize theFamily Violence Prevention Services Actfor five years; increase formula grant programs to $270 million per year; require HHS to provide notice to Congress prior to making grants for new resource centers; and prohibit funds under the Act from being used for abortion services, including referrals. |
Defeated
19 - 27
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1
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#3
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Mr. Scott
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Replaces the language regarding Secretarial authority during an emergency designated period and provides clarity on the limited nature of the authority. |
Adopted by voice vote
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#4
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Mrs. Miller
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Maintains the prohibition in current law on reimbursement for health care services, includes a prohibition on funds under the Act from being used for abortion services, including referrals. |
Defeated
20 - 26
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2
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#5
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Mrs. Steel
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Maintains the requirement in current law for 70 percent of subgrant funds to be used for shelter and supportive services. |
Adopted by voice vote
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Motion
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Mr. Bowman
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Report H.R. 2119
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Adopted
26 - 20
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3
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H.R. 3992
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#1
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Ms. Wild
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Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute
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Adopted by voice vote
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#2
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Mrs. Miller-Meeks
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Rule of construction ensuring the bill does not prohibit or limit an employer from recruiting or interviewing for employment students attending high schools, Job Corps centers, colleges, or universities, provided such recruiting or interviewing is not intended to discriminate because of age. |
Defeated
20 -26
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1
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#3
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Mr. Allen
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Rule of construction ensuring the bill does not prohibit or limit an employer from operating an apprenticeship or internship program, provided such program is not intended to discriminate because of age. |
Defeated
20 -26
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2
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#4
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Ms. Letlow
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Rule of construction ensuring an employer is not prohibited or limited from posting job openings on job search websites and on online job boards, provided such posting is not intended to discriminate because of age. |
Defeated
19 -26
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3
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#5
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Mr. Keller
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Requires a Government Accountability Office (GAO) study on whether not allowing claims of disparate impact discrimination by applicants for employment under the ADEA has a significant negative impact on such applicants. If the results of the study show there is not a significant negative impact, the amendments made by the bill will not take effect. |
Defeated
19 -26
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4
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Motion
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Mr. Bowman
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Report H.R. 3992
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Adopted
26 -19
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5
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H.R. 729
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#1
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Mr. Scott
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Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute
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Adopted by voice vote
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#2
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Mr. Good
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Prohibits the Department of Education from conditioning receipt of grant funds on school districts’ adoption of the use of content or pedagogy that violates Title VI. |
Defeated
19 -26
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1
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#3
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Mr. Courtney
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Adds new section to H.R. 729 on prohibition against federal control over curriculum. |
Adopted by voice vote
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#4
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Mrs. McClain
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Allows for the development and implementation of programs and services that would increase the availability of public school options, including charter schools. |
Defeated
19 -26
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2
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#5
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Mr. Owens
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Allows school districts receiving funds under the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants programto use those funds to help increase diversity; prohibits the Department of Education from conditioning receipt of grant funds on school districts’ adoption of the use of content or pedagogy that violates Title VI; and expresses findings and a Sense of Congress on Critical Race Theory. |
Defeated
19 -26
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3
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Motion
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Mr. Bowman
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Report H.R. 729
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Adopted
27 - 19
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4
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H.R. 730
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#1
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Mr. Scott
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Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute
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Adopted by voice vote
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#2
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Mr. Owens
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Requires the Special Assistant for Equity and Inclusion to ensure that no funds distributed by the Department of Education are conditioned on the recipients’ use of content or pedagogy that violates Title VI. |
Defeated
19 - 27
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1
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Motion
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Mr. Bowman
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Report H.R. 730
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Adopted
27 -19
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2
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