Passed
220 Yea198 Nay12 Not voting1/2 required
HR-6387-119
Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
Sponsored by Gabe Evans (R-CO)
What it does
The FIRE Act (HR 6387-119) is a pending House bill in the Environment category that was ordered to be reported out of committee by a 27-23 vote. Because only the bill's short title was provided in the text, the specific mechanical provisions — what the bill would require, prohibit, fund, or change — cannot be determined from the available text alone.
Who benefits
Cannot be determined from the bill text provided. A full analysis of beneficiaries would require the bill's operative provisions.
Who is hurt
Cannot be determined from the bill text provided. A full analysis of negatively affected groups would require the bill's operative provisions.
Supporters argue
Cannot be determined from the bill text provided. A steel-manned supporter argument requires the bill's operative provisions and stated legislative findings.
Opponents argue
Cannot be determined from the bill text provided. A steel-manned opponent argument requires the bill's operative provisions and stated legislative findings.
Constitutional context
The bill is categorized under Environment, meaning relevant provisions could include the Commerce Clause (Art. I, §8, cl. 3), the Tenth Amendment, and recent doctrinal shifts under West Virginia v. EPA (2022) and Loper Bright v. Raimondo (2024). However, no specific constitutional analysis is possible without the bill's operative text.
Checks and balances
Cannot be determined from the bill text provided. The branch-level effects depend entirely on the bill's operative provisions.
Passed