The Senate will convene at 10:00am and will begin consideration of HR 7081, the U.S.-India Nuclear bill.  There will be 90 minutes of general debate time, equally divided.  The only first-degree amendments in order are a Dorgan amendment (Policy/Indian test) and a Bingaman amendment (Reporting requirement).  Each amendment will receive 60 minutes of debate time. 

Following completion of debate on HR 7081, the Senate will begin consideration of HR 1424, the Paul Wellstone Mental Health and Addiction Equity Act (the vehicle for the Economic Rescue package). When the Senate begins consideration of HR 1424, a Dodd amendment (Economic Rescue package /Tax extenders) will be introduced and there will be 90 minutes of debate.  The only other amendment in order will be a Sanders amendment (Tax on high-income individuals), for 60 minutes of debate (this amendment will be subject to a voice vote).  

**THIS AGREEMENT IS ONLY VALID IF BOTH LEADERS ARE IN CONCURRENCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE DODD AMDT.**

The Senate will recess from 12:30 – 2:15pm for the weekly party lunches.

At 7:00pm, the Senate will resume the House message to accompany HR 2905, the Rail Safety bill. There will be 30 minutes of debate prior to a vote on the motion to concur in the House amendment to the bill.

Following disposition of that bill, the Senate will take back up HR 7801, the US/India nuclear agreement, and proceed to up to 3 Roll Call Votes on a Dorgan amendment (Indian test), Bingaman amendment (reporting requirement), and passage of the bill.

**All of these votes will require 60 vote threshold to pass.

Following disposition of the US/India bill, the Senate will proceed to HR 1424, the vehicle for the Economic Rescue package, and the Senate will proceed to 2 Roll Call Votes in relation to the  Dodd amendment (Rescue package/Tax Extenders), and final passage of the bill.

**All of these votes will require a 60 vote threshold to pass.

*Reminder there is a possibility of up to 6 Roll Call Votes at 7:30pm

Tuesday’s Session:
Roll Call Votes:
There were No Votes

Unanimous Consent Items:
S. Res. 695 - Honor Flight Network
S. Res. 696 - Youth Courts Month
S. Res. 697 - Cyber Security Awareness
S. Res. 698 - Mammography Day
S. Res. 699 - Fire Prevention Week
S. Res. 700 - Olympic Swimmers
S. Res. 662 - Celebrate Safe Communities
H.Con.Res. 416 - Barter Theatre Anniversary

H.R. 6353 - Online Pharmacy Protection
H.R. 6874 - Massachusetts Post Office
H.R. 6847 - Georgia Post Office
H.R. 6681 - Illinois Post Office
H.R. 6338 - Florida Post Office
H.R. 6229 - Minnesota Post Office
H.R. 6199 - New York Post Office
H.R. 3511 - Louisiana Post Office
S. 3658 - English Language Training
S. 431 - KIDS Act
S. 1492 - Broadband Data
H.R. 1594 - Designate VA Clinic in Pennsylvania
H.R. 1714 - Clam Pass in Florida
H.R. 4544 - Code Talkers Recognition
H.R. 6073 - OPM Electronic Pay Stubs
H.R. 6083 - National Advocacy Center
H.R. 6524 - Land Transfer
H.R. 7084 - Webcaster Settlement
H.R. 6531 - Vessel Hull Design
H.R. 6045 - Bullet Proof Vests
S. 3197 - National Guard