This resolution appoints Representative Ms. Mejia to serve on the House Committee on Homeland Security, placing her in the committee ranking immediately after Mr. Walkinshaw. The resolution is a routine administrative action that fills a committee vacancy and affects only the internal organization of the House of Representatives. Committee assignments like this determine which lawmakers will review and vote on legislation related to homeland security issues, including border security, cybersecurity, and emergency preparedness. No funding is involved in this resolution, and it takes effect immediately upon passage.

This House resolution elects Representative Menefee to serve on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. The resolution specifies that Menefee will be ranked immediately after Representative Riley of New York in the committee's membership order. This is a routine procedural matter that fills a committee seat and does not involve any funding or programmatic changes. The resolution affects only the internal organization of the House of Representatives and was passed on February 10, 2026.

This House resolution appoints Representative Beyer to serve on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. The resolution is a routine procedural matter that fills a committee seat, allowing Mr. Beyer to participate in the committee's work overseeing federal science policy, space programs, and technology issues. Committee assignments like this are necessary for the House to conduct its legislative business and typically occur when there are vacancies due to departures, retirements, or reassignments. The resolution was passed by the House on December 17, 2025, and takes effect immediately upon passage.

This resolution supports the designation of National GIS Day and encourages the continued use of geographic information system (GIS) technology to learn, address societal challenges, and drive economic growth.

This House resolution makes changes to the membership of two House standing committees. The resolution adds Representative Walkinshaw to the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, positioning him to rank immediately after Representative Min in the committee's order. It also adds Representative Frost to the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. These are routine administrative changes that adjust committee assignments, which determine which lawmakers serve on committees that oversee government operations and transportation policy respectively. The resolution was passed by the House on September 16, 2025, and takes effect immediately with no funding implications.

The Affordable Housing Resident Services Act authorizes a new federal grant program to fund supportive services for residents living in affordable housing developments. The Department of Health and Human Services would award competitive grants for five-year periods to nonprofits, property owners, and tribal organizations that manage affordable housing, with priority given to mission-driven nonprofits. Grant funds would support service coordinators who help residents access health care, education, financial literacy, homeownership counseling, disability services, and public benefits—with at least 25 percent of each grant dedicated to coordinator salaries and training. The bill covers a wide range of federally-assisted housing programs, including properties funded through tax credits, public housing assistance, and programs serving seniors and people with disabilities. While the legislation does not specify a total funding amount or authorization level in the provided text, it establishes evaluation requirements for grantees to report outcomes annually to the public.

This House resolution changes the ranking order of members on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. The resolution moves Representative Garcia of California to a higher position on the committee, placing him ahead of Representative Norton in the committee's ranking system. This type of administrative resolution affects the internal structure and hierarchy of the committee, which can influence members' roles in hearings, investigations, and other committee business. The resolution was passed by the House on June 24, 2025, and takes effect immediately upon passage. No funding is involved since this is purely an organizational matter within the House's committee system.

This House resolution assigns four Representatives to specific standing committees in the House of Representatives. The resolution places Ms. Ansari on the Education and Workforce Committee, Mr. Green of Texas on the Homeland Security Committee, Ms. Lee of Nevada on the Natural Resources Committee, and Mr. Foster on the Science, Space, and Technology Committee. These committee assignments affect the individual members' legislative responsibilities and influence their ability to shape policy in their respective areas. The resolution was passed by the House on May 20, 2025, and takes effect immediately upon passage. No funding is involved since this is purely an administrative matter regarding committee membership assignments.

No Hungry Kids in Schools ActThis bill directs the Department of Agriculture (USDA) to establish an option for states to utilize a statewide Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for USDA school meal programs. As background, the CEP allows eligible schools, groups of schools, and school districts the option to offer free breakfast and lunch to all enrolled students without collecting household applications.Specifically, USDA must establish a statewide CEP option that may be used by a state agency. The state agency must provide state (nonfederal) funding to local educational agencies to reimburse applicable schools at the free reimbursement rate for 100% of the meals served.Eligibility for the statewide CEP must be based on a statewide calculation of the percentage of identified enrolled students, regardless of a school's local educational agency. Further, the bill lowers the CEP participation threshold for a statewide CEP to an identified student percentage (ISP) of zero, from a minimum of 25% under current regulations. The ISP is the percentage of students who are eligible for free school meals without a household application, primarily those who are directly certified through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).In addition, the bill specifies that the reimbursement multiplier for school meals remains at the current level of 1.6. The reimbursement multiplier is used to calculate how many meals will be reimbursed at the free meal rate.

This House resolution elects six specific members to serve on two House standing committees. Four representatives—Ms. Ross, Mr. Ivey, Ms. Garcia of Texas, and Mr. Subramanyam—are appointed to the House Ethics Committee, which investigates potential misconduct by House members and staff. Two representatives—Mr. Carter of Louisiana and Mr. Garcia of California—are appointed to the House Homeland Security Committee, which oversees domestic security issues and the Department of Homeland Security. The resolution was passed on March 11, 2025, and takes effect immediately upon passage. This is a routine administrative action that fills committee vacancies and does not involve any funding or impact the general public directly.

This House resolution formally appoints four Democratic members to two House standing committees. The resolution elects Representatives Pingree and Carbajal to the House Agriculture Committee, and Representatives Schneider and Dean of Pennsylvania to the House Foreign Affairs Committee. This is a routine procedural action that fills vacant committee seats, allowing these members to participate in committee hearings, markups, and votes on legislation within their assigned policy areas. The resolution was passed on February 25, 2025, and takes immediate effect upon adoption by the House.

This House resolution elects Representative DeSaulnier to serve on the House Ethics Committee. The Ethics Committee is responsible for investigating allegations of misconduct by House members and staff, as well as providing guidance on ethical standards and rules. This is a routine procedural measure that fills a vacancy or adds a member to this important oversight committee. The resolution was passed by the House on February 11, 2025, and takes effect immediately upon passage. No funding is involved since this simply assigns a sitting member of Congress to committee duties that are part of their regular congressional responsibilities.

This resolution elects Representative Judy Chu of California to the Committee on the Budget, ranking immediately after Representative Pramila Jayapal of Washington.

This resolution elects designated Members of the House of Representatives tothe Committee on the Budget,the Committee on House Administration,the Committee on Natural Resources, andthe Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

This resolution elects Members to the Committees on Agriculture; Foreign Affairs; Natural Resources; and Science, Space, and Technology.

This resolution elects Members to the following standing committees:Armed ServicesEducation and WorkforceEnergy and CommerceHomeland SecurityJudiciaryOversight and Government ReformRulesSmall BusinessTransportation and InfrastructureVeterans' Affairs

This resolution elects members to standing committees of the House of Representatives.