The House voted on and passed a rule governing two bills to be voted on later in the week. One bill would reverse Trump administration changes to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ((CFPB). The other measure would provide more flexibility for retirement savings plans. Then, members considered nine bills under suspension of the rules, all involving veterans benefits and suicide prevention. During one-minute speeches, several members spoke about the 100th anniversary of House passage of the 19th Amendment, which acknowledged women's right to vote.
9:59AM - 11:01AM ETMorning Hour 11:59AM - 1:32PM ETHouse Session, Part 1 2:27PM - 7:18PM ETHouse Session, Part 2
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Briefings for May 21, 2019
Hearings for May 21, 2019
Today
- Hearings Covered By C-SPAN
- 9:54AM ETHouse Judiciary CommitteeHouse Judiciary Committee Hearing
- 10:00AM ETHouse Financial Services CommitteeHousing and Urban Development Department Oversight Hearing
- 10:02AM ETHouse Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation and Maritime SecurityTSA Workforce Pay and Retention
- 10:28AM ETHouse Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on HealthPrescription Drug Prices
- 2:45PM ETHouse House Administration CommitteeHouse Administration Committee Hearing on Election Security
- 3:00PM ETHouse Ways and Means Subcommittee on HealthSurprise Medical Bills
Statistics
2020 Year End Statistics118th Congress - House
Total Hours: 881 (After 471 days)
Debate309 Hours
Special Orders141 Hours
Votes177 Hours
One Minute Speeches67 Hours
Morning Hour75 Hours
Opening Procedures6 Hours
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Source: Resume of Congressional Activity (senate.gov)