# Plain Language Summary: Senate Resolution on S. 2073 Engrossment Correction

This resolution is essentially a housekeeping measure to fix a paperwork error. When the Senate made changes to a bill called S. 2073, there was a mistake in how those changes were officially recorded and formatted in the document. This resolution corrects that technical error so the official record accurately reflects what the Senate actually voted on and approved.

Think of it like this: imagine you signed an important contract, but when the final version was typed up, there were typos or formatting mistakes that didn't match what you actually agreed to. This resolution is Congress fixing those kinds of mistakes in the official paperwork. It doesn't change what the Senate decided or what the bill actually does—it just makes sure the written record is correct and matches the Senate's actual vote.

This type of resolution is purely procedural and doesn't affect everyday people or create any new laws or policies. It's the legislative equivalent of correcting a clerical error so that the official government records are accurate and complete.

A resolution to correct the engrossment of the amendment of the Senate to S. 2073.

Schumer, Charles E.

<p>This resolution directs the Secretary of the Senate to make a correction in the engrossment of the Senate amendment to S. 2073 (Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act) to amend the title of the bill.</p>