PANews, August 3: According to CryptoSlate, the U.S. Senate’s agenda released on Monday did not include a vote on the CLARITY Act, but instead planned a procedural vote on H.R.6500, a continuing resolution. The Senate is scheduled to enter recess on August 10, leaving approximately 72 hours to advance the bill. Under Senate Rule XXII, a motion to invoke cloture requires 16 signatures. Typically, cloture motions are voted on one hour after the Senate convenes on the next business day. A cloture motion to advance legislation generally requires a three-fifths majority of senators duly elected and sworn in; with all 100 seats filled, this typically amounts to 60 votes.
The U.S. Senate fails to include the CLARITY Act in Monday’s agenda; the 72-hour window remains open.
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The U.S. Senate did not vote on the CLARITY Act during Monday’s session, with only procedural votes on H.R. 6500 scheduled. The Senate will recess on August 10, leaving a 72-hour window to pass the bill. A cloture vote requires 60 votes and typically needs 16 co-sponsors to move forward with a motion to end debate. Crypto news outlets continue to monitor the bill’s progress as on-chain updates highlight regulatory developments.
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