This resolution establishes the special rules for the House of Representatives to consider six distinct bills, streamlining their legislative process. It waives all points of order against the consideration of these bills and their provisions, ensuring they can proceed to a vote without procedural delays. For most bills, a committee-recommended amendment in the nature of a substitute is deemed adopted, serving as the base text for further action. The first bill, H.R. 4776 , aims to amend the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 to clarify provisions and enhance efficiency. It will be considered in the Committee of the Whole, with one hour of general debate, and only specific amendments printed in the Rules Committee report will be in order. The resolution also sets terms for considering H.R. 1366 , concerning hardrock mining, and H.R. 845 , which requires the delisting of the gray wolf from endangered species protections. Additionally, the resolution provides for the consideration of H.R. 3616 , requiring the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to review regulations affecting bulk-power system reliability, and H.R. 3632 , which amends the Federal Power Act regarding generating facility retirements. Finally, H.R. 4371 , focused on enhancing efforts to combat child trafficking, is also covered. For these five bills, debate is limited to one hour, equally divided, and only one motion to recommit is permitted before final passage.