H.R.es3 - H. RES. 3 (EH) - Engrossed in House (119th Congress)
Summary
H. Res. 3 is a resolution from the House of Representatives directing the Speaker to appoint a committee of two members to join a Senate committee. The purpose is to formally notify the President that Congress has assembled a quorum in both houses and is ready to receive communications. This is a procedural action necessary to begin the legislative session.
Expected Effects
This resolution facilitates the formal commencement of congressional business. It allows the President to address Congress, outlining the administration's agenda and priorities. This is a standard practice at the beginning of each new Congress.
Potential Benefits
- Ensures the formal commencement of congressional proceedings.
- Facilitates communication between the legislative and executive branches.
- Allows the President to address Congress and outline priorities.
- Enables Congress to begin its legislative work.
- Upholds established protocols for government operations.
Potential Disadvantages
- There are no direct disadvantages to the American people.
- The resolution is purely procedural and does not create any new policies or regulations.
- It does not have any direct economic or social impact.
- It does not affect individual liberties or rights.
- It does not create any new financial burdens.
Constitutional Alignment
This resolution aligns with the Constitution, particularly Article I, Section 5, which states that a majority of each House shall constitute a quorum to do business. It also implicitly aligns with the principle of separation of powers, facilitating communication between the legislative and executive branches. The resolution itself does not violate any specific constitutional provision.
Impact Assessment: Things You Care About ⓘ
This action has been evaluated across 19 key areas that matter to you. Scores range from 1 (highly disadvantageous) to 5 (highly beneficial).