This House Resolution outlines the specific procedural rules for considering four distinct bills on the House floor. It waives all points of order against the consideration of each bill and sets parameters for debate and amendment processes, aiming to streamline their passage. For H.R. 1181, which seeks to prohibit payment card networks from using specific merchant category codes for firearms retailers , the resolution allows for one hour of debate and one motion to recommit, with a committee amendment considered adopted. Similarly, H.R. 9237, aimed at improving benefits for veterans and the administration of the Department of Veterans Affairs , will also receive one hour of debate, one motion to recommit, and will have a Rules Committee amendment considered adopted. The resolution also details the consideration of two appropriations bills for fiscal year 2027. H.R. 9022, providing funds for energy and water development , and H.R. 8595, allocating funds for national security and the Department of State , will both be considered in the Committee of the Whole. For these appropriations bills, general debate is limited to one hour, and amendments are restricted to those pre-printed in the Rules Committee report, en bloc amendments, or pro forma amendments offered by committee leadership. All points of order against these bills and their specified amendments are waived, facilitating their progress through the House.