Đạo luật CLARITY không có trong chương trình nghị sự của Thượng viện khi cửa sổ thúc đẩy 72 giờ đang thu hẹp

The ME News report states that on August 3 (UTC+8), the publicly released Monday agenda of the U.S. Senate showed that the CLARITY Act was not included in Monday’s scheduled deliberations. Currently, the Senate only plans to hold a procedural vote on H.R.6500, the continuing resolution. According to Senate rules, a routine motion to end debate requires at least 16 senators to sign the petition. If the Senate files the motion to end debate by August 5 (Wednesday), the related vote could occur as early as August 7 (Friday). However, this vote would only determine whether to end debate on the “motion to proceed,” not whether to ultimately pass the CLARITY Act. If the motion to end debate passes, the Senate would still need to: engage in up to 30 hours of debate on the motion to proceed; formally consider the bill; and potentially face another motion to end debate. Therefore, the normal process may not be completed before the recess. (Source: ODAILY)