Vote results on amendments follow here:
• Paul Tonko (D-N.Y.), to narrow the definition of "strategic and critical minerals" in the bill to only include minerals identified by the National Research Council as "critical," and other minerals identified by the Secretary of the Interior. The list could not include sand, gravel or clay. Failed 162-251.
• Alcee Hastings (D-Fla.), to extend the 30-month time limit on the mineral permit review process up to another year. Failed 162-252.
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Edward (Ed) John MarkeyOvernight Health Care: CDC recommends face coverings in public | Resistance to social distancing sparks new worries | Controversy over change of national stockpile definition | McConnell signals fourth coronavirus bill Democratic senators want probe into change of national stockpile description Overnight Energy: Oil giants meet with Trump at White House | Interior extends tenure of controversial land management chief | Oil prices tick up on hopes of Russia-Saudi deal MORE (D-Mass.), to require a royalty payment of 12.5 percent of the value of any minerals extracted on federal land under permits for hardrock mineral exploration. Failed 163-253.• Don Young
Donald (Don) Edwin YoungDon Young dismissed 'beer virus,' told seniors to 'go forth with everyday activities' Pelosi stands firm amid calls to close Capitol Pelosi rejects calls to shutter Capitol: 'We are the captains of this ship' MORE (R-Alaska), to limit application of Forest Service access restrictions on areas identified for mineral development. Passed 238-178.• Chip Cravaack (R-Minn.), to allow pending applications to be covered by the bill's streamlining procedures. Passed by voice vote.
• Hastings (D-Fla.), to allow payment of attorneys fees only to nonprofits and individuals for activities under the act. Failed in voice vote.
• Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.), to prohibit mineral permits for any activity that would affect hunting, fishing, grazing or recreation on public lands. Failed 167-248.
