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conference report combines the two biggest of the 12 annual spending bills — Defense and Labor-HHS-Education — and pairs them with a continuing resolution for anything not otherwise funded ahead of Oct. 1.
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It’s not clear whether senators not serving on the Judiciary panel will even be on Capitol Hill by the time that vote is scheduled to happen at 1:45 p.m., on Thursday.
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That means at least five full spending bills will be signed into law by President Donald Trump ahead of October 1, with the first bundle of three bills set to clear the House with adoption of a conference
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and Veterans Affairs, the Army Corps of Engineers and the operations of Congress — is the first installment of what lawmakers hope will be nine bills becoming law before the new fiscal year begins Oct. 1.
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With both chambers back in town this week, the Senate is expected to take up three minibus appropriations conference reports before Oct. 1 and, along with the House, could get the lion’s share of the government
That means there isn’t much floor time in either chamber to vote on what could be as many as three conference reports with spending totaling more than $1 trillion, even if the legislation is privileged
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Some analysts agree that the Defense bill is likely to be cleared by the Oct. 1 deadline.
The package is thought likely to be submitted in the final week of August, which would give Congress little chance of blocking it before a new fiscal year begins on October 1.
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for the Senate that Roll Call couldn’t find another instance of that chamber jumping ahead of the House in passing spending bills dating back to 1976, when the start of the fiscal year moved from July 1
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The House leader said he is hopeful that some of the 12 appropriations bills can be enacted into law before Oct. 1, the start of fiscal year 2019.
With only 11 legislative days in September, it’s unclear whether GOP leaders will come up with a solution for packing in the remaining six that would allow the House to pass all 12 bills before the Oct. 1