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Economics and Public Finance, U.S. House

Swipe Bills

House Bill

Should the House set spending limits on programs that have no set dollar amount?

Spending Safeguard Act (H.R. 10619)

Certain new or federal programs with no set dollar amount would get spending limits, and no money could be obligated once a limit is reached.

  • Sets limits at 120% of program cost for defense, health, income security, or veterans programs, and 110% for others
  • Excludes and from the limits
  • Requires the (OMB) to keep a public scorecard of spending levels

House Economics and Public Finance Bills

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