The resolution would provide procedures for immediate House consideration of H.R. 3001. It would waive specified points of order, deem a qualifying substitute amendment submitted by Representative Fitzpatrick adopted, consider the bill as read, and order the previous question through final passage. Debate would be limited to one hour, equally divided and controlled by Representative Fitzpatrick or a designee and an opponent, with one motion to recommit permitted.

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The supplied text describes a broad bill containing multiple titles, including provisions concerning greenhouse-gas taxation, a RISE Trust Fund, infrastructure and environmental programs, cancer research, PFAS-impacted defense communities, fiscal commissions, financial instruments, human trafficking, school safety, voting, intelligence-sharing review, veteran-owned businesses, and veterans’ benefits. The text is marked as sampled and contains apparent insertion artifacts and incomplete passages, so the available text does not provide a reliable complete account of every provision. Among the visible provisions, it would establish a tax on certain greenhouse-gas emissions, provide that 75 percent of related Treasury receipts be transferred to the RISE Trust Fund, and authorize specified fund distributions.

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