No Flights for Lawmakers During Government Shutdowns
This act aims to ensure that members of the House of Representatives remain in Washington and focused on their duties during a government shutdown. It means that if federal agencies lack funding, lawmakers cannot use public money for official travel outside the Washington area, and the House must convene daily. The goal is to expedite the resolution of government shutdowns, potentially positively impacting the stability of public services citizens rely on.
Key points
Requires the House of Representatives to convene daily, including weekends and holidays, during a government shutdown.
Prohibits the use of public funds for official travel by House members outside the Washington Metropolitan Area during a shutdown.
Aims to increase pressure for a swift end to government shutdowns, potentially reducing disruptions to public services.
Status:
Expired
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