This afternoon the House Rules Committee met
to determine which of the amendments proposed for HR 22 would be allowed to be
offered on the floor of the House tomorrow. As I added to yesterday’s
post there were a total of 29 amendments added to the rule for the
consideration of HR 22.
Of the seven amendments that I described in yesterday’s post
as being of specific interest to readers of this blog, only seven were include
on the list of 29 amendments that may be offered on the floor. They are:
21. Jackson
Lee (TX): Provides a report on the Internet of Things (IoT) and its
potential to improve transportation services to the elderly and persons with
disabilities as well as assist local, state and federal transportation planners
in achieving better inefficiencies and cost effectiveness, while protecting
privacy and security of persons who use IoT technology.
28. Barletta
(PA), Lipinski (IL): Requires all legacy tank cars retrofit for continued
Class 3 Flammable Liquid service to include enhanced top fittings protections
for pressure relief valves.
29. Lynch
(MA): Provides for an additional, independent safety review of an approved
pipeline route or segment of route, should a state or tribal government deem it
necessary.
I expect that all three of these amendments will pass.
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