Deuce said:Am I reading this wrong, or is this the one from January that extended it to this week
You’re not wrong
Government Shutdown - March Edition
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#42 Voting this afternoon to keep us open until March 30th while they agree on funding until September 30th.
"People want to keep working"
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#43 Deuce said:
Am I reading this wrong, or is this the one from January that extended it to this week
D’oh! Quick google cause I saw they came to an agreement and hadn’t had my coffee yet.
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#44 Whole year CR baby. Does that mean the Natca spreadsheet is dead?
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#45 Phillytroll69 said:
But I'm serious the elites won't let a shutdown happen now that government employees are protected. We have guaranteed pay like shutting down doesn't even save money.
From 2023 and still true
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#46 32andBelow said:
Whole year CR baby. Does that mean the Natca spreadsheet is dead?
did I miss something? It’s only a week long
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#47 CaptainObvious said:
did I miss something? It’s only a week long
It says they working in another car till the 30 sep I thought
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#48 32andBelow said:
Whole year CR baby. Does that mean the Natca spreadsheet is dead?
still tbd. CRWG is going to be in FAA reauth which is still being negotiated with a deadline of March 8th as of now
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#49 HurryUpandWait said:
still tbd. CRWG is going to be in FAA reauth which is still being negotiated with a deadline of March 8th as of now
They said they extended the reauth again I thought.
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#50 Two different bills for two different purposes. First, an authorization bill allows the Agency to exist and establishes what they're authorized to do. Second, an appropriations bill provides the funding for the Agency.
Appropriations for T-HUD (Transportation & Housing and Urban Development) was due to expire March 2nd. Appropriations have now been extended via continuing resolution until March 8th. Congress (House & Senate) has come to a final agreement on FY24 appropriations for DOT, to include the FAA, but they need an extra week to cobble together the specifics, print the bill, and provide members 72 hours to review the bill before voting for passage. Funding the FAA (real funding, not a continuing resolution) for the remainder of FY 24 sounds like a done deal.
Second, FAA Reauthorization. The authorization for the FAA to exist as an federal agency expired in December but extensions to that expiration date were passed by Congress and signed by the President. So we're still here. Anyways, the House and Senate have passed FAA Reauthorization bills but there are differences in the language of the bills. That means they must convene a conference committee to come to an agreement on a single bill. This is usually accomplished via give-and-take negotiations. So there will be another extension of FAA Reauthorization, until May 10th, to give the conference committee time to negotiate a final bill capable of passing in both the House and Senate and being signed by the President. This will get done.... eventually. And I'm more interested in this bill than T-HUD appropriations.
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#51 Controllers attempting to read challenge.
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#53 Three days. Tick toc. ⌚️
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#54 MN said:
We're in the March 1st deadline. Don't worry, it's not shutting down cuz I got leave approved after March 1st and they ain't giving out free leave this time. Probably another CR for a week while they vote.
How did they stop the free leave scam
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#55 GulfBravoPapa said:
Three days. Tick toc. ⌚️
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#56 Shut it down
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#57 Congress unveils funding deal with more than $100 billion in disaster aid
Couldn't find much this morning about what Congress is doing to avoid a shutdown except on Yahoo....
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OP #58 GulfBravoPapa said:
Congress unveils funding deal with more than $100 billion in disaster aid
Couldn't find much this morning about what Congress is doing to avoid a shutdown except on Yahoo....
Will it actually pass though? There’s so much dysfunction in congress these days an agreement among the leadership is almost meaningless.
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#59 ClearanceClarence said:
Will it actually pass though? There’s so much dysfunction in congress these days an agreement among the leadership is almost meaningless.
https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-cabinet-transition-news-12-18-24/index.html
Trump opposes funding bill, pushing government closer to a shutdown
Well shocker.
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OP #60 GulfBravoPapa said:
https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-cabinet-transition-news-12-18-24/index.html
Trump opposes funding bill, pushing government closer to a shutdown
Well shocker.
Yep, not looking good now. But on the plus side, free leave for Christmas everyone!
