HR5220-119
In CommitteeCongressional Power of the Purse Act
Ed Case’s recorded connection
Cosponsored this bill
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Potential burden on Executive agencies using emergency authorities
More compliance requirements
This clause introduces a technical change: Sets effective date for national emergency reforms and applies renewal requirements to pre-existing emergencies. It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for The President (compliance burden up).
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Potential burden on Executive agencies using emergency authorities
More compliance requirements
This clause introduces a technical change: Establishes expedited congressional procedures for reviewing and approving national emergencies, with discharge rules, debate limits, and prohibition on amendments. The effect is ambiguous for Congress (none).
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Potential burden on Executive agencies using emergency authorities
More compliance requirements
This clause tightens a compliance mandate: Sets national emergencies to automatically expire after 45 days unless Congress approves, and requires annual congressional renewal. It is likely beneficial for Congress (revenue opp up). It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for The President (compliance burden up).
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Potential burden on Executive agencies using emergency authorities
More compliance requirements
This clause tightens a compliance mandate: Reforms the National Emergencies Act to require congressional approval for emergency declarations, with 45-day automatic expiration and annual renewal requirements. It is likely beneficial for Congress (revenue opp up). It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for The President (compliance burden up).
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Potential burden on Executive agencies using emergency authorities
More compliance requirements
This clause introduces a reporting or study requirement: Requires the President to submit detailed reports to Congress with each emergency declaration, including circumstances, duration, intended actions, and expenditures. It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for The President (compliance burden up).
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Potential burden on Executive agencies using emergency authorities
More compliance requirements
This clause tightens a compliance mandate: Establishes new requirements for presidential emergency declarations: must specify laws to be invoked, transmit to Congress, and cannot re-declare same emergency if Congress does not approve. It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for The President (compliance burden up).
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Potential burden on Executive agencies using emergency authorities
More compliance requirements
This clause introduces a reporting or study requirement: Requires disclosure of all presidential emergency action documents to Congress within 3-15 days, with ongoing oversight access for designated committees. It is likely beneficial for Congressional oversight committees (revenue opp up). It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for The President and Executive Office of the President (compliance burden up).