This bill is a procedural rule that sets up how the House will debate and vote on three separate measures, each of which would cancel a specific federal regulation. One measure would undo Department of Energy requirements for how appliances and equipment (like refrigerators or commercial machinery) must be labeled and tested to prove they meet energy-efficiency standards. Another would undo an Environmental Protection Agency rule limiting toxic air pollution from factories that manufacture rubber tires. The third would undo a Bureau of Ocean Energy Management rule that protects shipwrecks and other historic sites on the ocean floor from being disturbed by offshore drilling or construction projects. This bill itself doesn't cancel those regulations — it just guarantees each cancellation measure gets a floor vote with limited debate and blocks procedural objections that could delay or derail that vote.