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House lawmaker previews housing bill on suspension calendar, credits Financial Services work
Summary
A lawmaker said the House will vote on a housing bill aimed at lowering housing costs, credited Rep. French Hill and the Financial Services Committee for policy work, and said amendments by Chairman Hill resolved differences with the Senate.
A lawmaker on the House floor previewed a housing bill on the suspension calendar, saying the measure is intended to lower housing costs for American families and that Rep. French Hill and the Financial Services Committee "did incredible work" to shape the policy.
The lawmaker acknowledged there were differences between House and Senate versions and said amendments from Chairman Hill address many of those issues. He said he expected a strong vote in favor and framed the bill as part of a broader effort to change and simplify laws to lower housing costs.
The remarks did not include bill numbers, specific policy changes, projected savings, or implementation details. No committee report, legislative text, or fiscal estimate was presented during the remarks.
The lawmaker said the House adjusted its schedule to remain in session longer to accommodate floor action when the Senate finishes its business. The transcript records the preview and endorsement but does not include a formal motion, recorded amendments, or a final vote.
