; and (2) that is introduced after the President has submitted a written request to the Congress for enactment of such an authorization with respect to those or related hostilities. (b) Procedure in house of representatives (1) This subsection applies to the consideration of a privileged resolution in the House of Representatives. (2) A privileged resolution introduced in the House of Representatives shall be referred, upon introduction, to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. A privileged resolution shall not be sequentially referred. (3) (A) If, at the end of 10 calendar days after the introduction of a privileged resolution, the Committee on Foreign Affairs has not reported that resolution, that committee shall be discharged from further consideration of that resolution and that resolution shall be considered a privileged resolution and placed on the appropriate calendar of the House. (B) After a privileged resolution has been placed on the appropriate calendar, no other resolution with respect to the same or related hostilities may be reported by or be discharged from any committee under this subsection while the first resolution— (i) is before the House of Representatives (including remaining on the calendar); (ii) is before the Senate (including remaining on the calendar) unless the Senate has had a vote on final passage with respect to the resolution and a majority of those voting did not vote in the affirmative; (iii) is before a committee of conference or otherwise awaiting disposition of amendments between the Houses