This is a procedural "rule" that sets the ground rules for the House to debate and vote on other measures — it doesn't change any laws itself, but it clears the path for votes on two things Congress wants to undo. One would cancel a Treasury banking regulator's rule that set out how bank mergers get reviewed and approved (affecting how easily banks can combine). The other would cancel an EPA rule that made it easier for certain industrial polluters to be reclassified as smaller-scale sources, which affects how strictly their air pollution is regulated under the Clean Air Act. The measure also waives a normal House requirement (a two-thirds vote needed to fast-track certain resolutions) so lawmakers can move quickly on related budget-planning resolutions covering government spending and revenue targets for 2025 through 2034.