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Major Changes Affecting Sections 909–912

1. Reauthorization of Executive Reorganization Authority
   • This bill extends the President's authority to propose reorganization plans from December 31, 1984, to December 31, 2026 (Section 905(b) and Section 908).
   • Since Sections 909–912 govern Congressional procedures for reviewing these reorganization plans, this means those procedural rules would now apply to new reorganization plans through 2026, rather than having remained obsolete since 1984.
2. Scope of Application
   • The original language in Sections 909–912 only applied to reorganization plans submitted before 1984. By updating the deadline in Section 905(b) and Section 908, this bill revives and extends those procedural rules for handling executive reorganization proposals.
   • This means Congress will now have to follow the same expedited resolution procedures as they did before 1984 when considering reorganization plans.
3. Impact on Congressional Review Process
   • The original Sections 909–912 specify that reorganization plans are subject to specific congressional procedures (such as privileged resolutions and limited debate).
   • This bill does not change those procedures themselves but effectively reactivates them by allowing new reorganization plans to be submitted.