Congressman Neal Dunn (FL-02) urges his colleagues and House leadership to advance critical provisions of his bipartisan legislation, the Right to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair (REPAIR) Act, to the House floor
I will advance the REPAIR Act to the House floor.
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Congress must pass the REPAIR provisions on the House floor to protect consumer choice and data ownership.
Rep. Dunn Urges House Colleagues and Leadership to Advance REPAIR Act on House Floor
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Dunn said Congress must pass the REPAIR provisions on the House floor after the committee markup, but the committee version did not fully reflect his original bill.
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Congress.gov shows H.R. 7389 was last acted on by subcommittee on 2026-02-10 and still has status Introduced; no House floor action is listed.
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Neal P. Dunn as sponsor of H.R.1566, the REPAIR Act, and shows the latest action as House - 02/10/2026 Forwarded by Subcommittee to Full Committee by Voice Vote. The tracker still says the bill has status Introduced, with Passed House not reached.
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Dunn's office said he urged House colleagues and leadership to advance REPAIR Act provisions to the House floor after H.R. 7389 excluded them, while noting the committee version represented some progress but did not fully reflect the original REPAIR Act.
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Dunn sponsored and pushed the REPAIR Act and secured subcommittee advancement, and he publicly urged House leadership to bring REPAIR Act provisions to the House floor after the May 2026 committee markup. But the REPAIR Act itself remained at introduced/subcommittee/full-committee status and had not reached House floor consideration; the related H.R. 7389 was reported from committee but excluded the key REPAIR provisions Dunn identified. That is a serious legislative effort, not fulfillment of the promised floor advancement.
Dunn publicly pushed House leadership to bring the REPAIR Act to the House floor, but the evidence shows no House floor action and the related legislation remained in committee. That means he made a serious legislative effort, but the promised outcome was not actually delivered.