Republicans in both the House and the Senate are expected to begin teeing up votes on legislation that would undo a number of Biden administration-era rules as early as next week.

The plan reported by Semafor comes as Republicans gear up to roll back legislation issued within the last 60 legislative days with a simple majority under the terms of the Congressional Review Act. The timeline limits Republicans’ window to overturn the Biden-era regulations, but they are looking into a number of rules enacted recently.

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