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Amdt/Mtn
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Offered By
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Description
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Action
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Roll Call
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Committee Print to comply with the reconciliation directive included in section 2002 of the Concurrent Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2022, S. Con. Res. 14
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#1
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Chairman Scott
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Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute
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Adopted 28-22
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38
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#2
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Chairman Scott
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Manager’s Amendment
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Adopted by voice vote
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#3
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Mr. Wilson
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Strikes funding for the Corporation for National and Community Service and appropriates new funding for an industry led apprenticeship grant program.
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Defeated 21-28
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1
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#4
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Ms. Adams
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Requires the HBCU & MSI research and development competitive grant program funds to be distributed by institution type using CARES Act distribution.
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Withdrawn
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#5
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Mr. Walberg
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In the Birth Through Five Child Care and Early Learning Entitlement section, strikes the portion of the definition of child care that declares that it is federal financial assistance and strikes the condition that prohibits child care construction funds for facilities that are primarily used for sectarian instruction or religious worship.
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Defeated 20-28
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2
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#6
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Mr. Walberg
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Strikes the provision providing the Secretary of Labor the authority to impose civil monetary penalties for mental health parity violations and inserts language treating standalone telehealth plans as excepted benefits under ERISA.
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Defeated 21-28
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3
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#7
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Mr. Walberg
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Strikes the provision adding civil monetary penalties to the National Labor Relations Act for striker replacement or to lock out to influence the position of employees in collective bargaining prior to a strike.
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Defeated 21-28
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4
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#8
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Mr. Keller
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Means-tests student eligibility for free tuition under the federal-state partnership.
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Defeated 21-27
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5
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#9
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Mr. Keller
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Strikes increases to OSHA and FLSA civil monetary penalties.
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Defeated 21-27
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6
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#10
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Mr. Keller
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Requires the Secretary of Agriculture to provide all types of milk, including whole, in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).
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Defeated 21-27
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7
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#11
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Mr. Banks
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Prohibits funding in the bill from going to universities with a Confucius Institute.
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Defeated 22-26
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8
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#12
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Mr. Banks
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Prohibits Pell Recipients from conducting research for or on behalf of the People’s Republic of China or entities affiliated with such Government.
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Defeated 20-28
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9
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#13
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Mr. Cawthorn
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Requires entities that receive funding under the school construction provision and teacher, personnel and principal support and preparation provisions, and have students enrolled in, or employees employed by, institutions under the entity’s jurisdiction who were evacuated from, or who were affected by the evacuation of others from, Afghanistan on or after August 15, 2021, to use a percentage of such funding to support the reintegration of such students and employees.
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Defeated 21-28
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10
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#14
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Mr. Cawthorn
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Strikes the additional appropriation to OSHA.
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Defeated 22-28
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11
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#15
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Mr. Owens
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AppliesNational Labor Relations Actcivil monetary penalties in the ANS to labor unions.
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Defeated 22-28
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35 en bloc
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#16
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Mr. Allen
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Strikes civil monetary penalties provision as it relates to the National Labor Relations Act.
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Defeated 22-28
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35 en bloc
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#17
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Mr. Allen
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Strikes additional appropriations to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
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Defeated 22-28
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12
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#18
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Mr. Allen
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Directs a GAO study five years after passage studying the impact of higher education spending in the bill on college costs.
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Defeated 22-28
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13
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#19
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Mr. Allen
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Requires institutions to repay the total amount of Pell Grant in excess of the current maximum award per award year awarded to a student that does not complete their degree or transfer to another institution within one year of withdrawal.
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Defeated 22-28
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14
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#20
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Mr. Comer
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None of the funds appropriated to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programsmay be used to rescind the rule entitled “Implementing Legal Requirements Regarding the Equal Opportunity Clause’s Religious Exemption” issued by DOL on December 9, 2020 (85 Fed. Reg. 79324).
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Defeated 22-28
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36 en bloc
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#21
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Mr. Comer
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Prohibits funds from being used by DOL to issue a rule that establishes a joint employer standard that treats an employer as a joint employer of another employer’s employee without direct, actual, or immediate exercise of control over the employee’s essential terms and conditions of employment.
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Defeated 22-28
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15
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#22
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Mr. Thompson
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Strikes the healthy food incentives demonstration and provides a 2 cent increase in the reimbursement rate under the School Breakfast Program.
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Defeated 22-28
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16
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#23
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Mr. Murphy
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Requires all higher education institutions receiving funding under this bill to uphold the principles of first amendment and student’s right to free speech.
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Defeated 22-28
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17
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#24
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Ms. Leger Fernández
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Includes “arts and entertainment” as a listed industry or sector partnership for purposes of DOL workforce development grants.
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Adopted by voice vote
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#25
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Mrs. McClain
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Adds uses of funds to Perkins local and national activities to raise public awareness about career and technical education (CTE) programs and support CTE faculty, academic advisors, and guidance counselors in providing guidance and career options in non-traditional fields.
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Defeated 22-28
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18
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#26
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Mrs. Steel
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Strikes additional appropriation to the Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division.
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Defeated 22-28
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19
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#27
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Mrs. Steel
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Requires LEAs that receive funds under the school construction program to offer in-person instruction to subgroups of vulnerable students as defined under theElementary and Secondary Education Act.
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Defeated 22-28
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20
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#28
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Mr. Grothman
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Strikes the ability for noncitizen students to obtain Pell Grants.
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Defeated 21-28
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21
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#29
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Mr. Grothman
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Strikes the Universal Preschool program.
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Defeated 22-28
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37 en bloc
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#30
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Mr. Grothman
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Strikes the Competitive Integrated Employment Transformation Grant program in section 22201.
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Defeated 20-29
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22
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#31
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Mr. Grothman
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Allows institutions of higher education to limit the amount of a federal loan that a student enrolled at their institution can borrow.
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Defeated by voice vote
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#32
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Mr. Grothman
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Strikes the $500 Pell Grant increase.
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Defeated 22-28
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37 en bloc
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#33
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Mrs. Miller-Meeks
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Means-test the new universal pre-K program for families earning less than $400,000.
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Defeated 22-27
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23
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#34
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Mrs. Miller-Meeks
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Prohibits the bill from taking effect until the Bureau of Labor Statistics certifies that the Title’s spending will not increase inflation.
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Defeated 22-27
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24
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#35
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Mr. Fitzgerald
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Requires LEAs to certify they will lease vacant buildings and sell land to charter schools and private schools.
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Defeated 21-27
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25
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#36
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Mr. Fitzgerald
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Prohibits individuals convicted of sexual assault, human trafficking, and other related crimes from receiving free tuition under the federal-state partnership.
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Defeated 21-28
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26
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#37
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Mr. Fitzgerald
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Prohibits institutions with ties to foreign adversaries from receiving funding under the federal-state partnership.
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Defeated 21-28
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27
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#38
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Ms. Sherrill
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Caps child care costs at 7 percent of income for all families.
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Adopted 28-21
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28
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#39
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Mrs. Harshbarger
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Changes the name of the title “Tuition Free Community College” to “Federal Taxpayer Funded Community College” and changes the word “Free” in the requirements under universal preschool programs to “federal taxpayer funded”.
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Defeated 22-28
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29
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#40
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Mrs. Harshbarger
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Exempts employers with fewer than 10 employees or annual sales under $1,000,000 from the NLRA civil penalties provision.
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Defeated 21-28
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30
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#41
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Ms. Letlow
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Strikes the increased civil monetary penalty for violations of theMigrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act.
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Defeated 21-28
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31
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#42
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Ms. Letlow
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Strikes the Grants for Tuition-Free Community College section.
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Defeated 22-28
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37 en bloc
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#43
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Mrs. Miller
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Prohibits local education agencies that receive funds under the school construction and teacher, personnel, and principal provisions in the bill from administering vaccinations to minors on school grounds without parental consent.
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Defeated 22-28
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32
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#44
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Mrs. Miller
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In order to receive grants for tuition-free community college, requires states to provide an assurance that no federal funds will go to any institution that hosts or is affiliated with a student-based service site that provides abortion drugs or abortion to students of the institution or to employees of the institution or site.
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Defeated 22-28
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33
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#45
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Chairman Scott
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Expands application of Program Administration funds in section 22014 to cover all DOL workforce programs in subtitle C.
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Adopted by voice vote
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#46
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Mrs. Foxx
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Exempts employers with fewer than 10 employees or annual sales under $1,000,000 from increases in FLSA civil monetary penalties.
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Defeated 22-28
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34
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#47
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Mrs. Foxx
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None of the funds appropriated to EEOC may be used to rescind the “Compliance Manual on Religious Discrimination,” issued by EEOC on January 15, 2021.
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Defeated 22-28
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36 en bloc
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Motion
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Chairman Scott
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Transmit Committee Print
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Agreed to 28-22
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