; and (6) add at the end the following new subparagraph: (9) in any investigation permitted by House or committee rules, in addition to any other evidence which the committee or an investigative subcommittee may consider, if the respondent has been convicted by a court of record for a crime which is related to the subject of the investigation, the committee or investigative subcommittee may take into evidence the trial transcript and all exhibits admitted into evidence at the trial. . (r) Consensus calendar (1) In clause 1 of rule XIII, add at the end the following new paragraph: (c) There is established a Consensus Calendar as provided in clause 7 of rule XV. . (2) In rule XV, add at the end the following new clause: Consensus Calendar 7. (a) (1) At least once during any week in which the House convenes, the House shall consider a measure on the Consensus Calendar as designated by the Speaker. (2) This paragraph does not apply before March 1 of an odd-numbered year or after September 30 of an even-numbered year. (b) (1) The sponsor of a measure that has accumulated 290 cosponsors and has not been reported by the committee of primary jurisdiction may present to the Clerk a motion in writing to place that measure on the Consensus Calendar. (2) A proper motion presented under subparagraph (1) shall be placed in the custody of the Clerk, and shall appear in a portion of the Congressional Record designated for that purpose. The Clerk shall maintain a cumulative list of such motions, and shall make such list publicly available in electronic form. (3) A motion presented under subparagraph (1) shall be considered as withdrawn if the measure is reported by the committee of primary jurisdiction prior to its placement on the Consensus Calendar. (c) After a measure has maintained at least 290 cosponsors for a cumulative period of 25 legislative days after the presentation of a motion under paragraph (b)(1), the measure shall be placed on the Consensus Calendar. Such measure shall remain on the Consensus Calendar until it