; and (2) there is enacted a joint resolution of approval with respect to— (A) the renewal of the emergency; and (B) the exercise of that power or authority. (e) Prohibition on subsequent actions if emergencies not approved (1) Subsequent declarations If a joint resolution of approval is not enacted pursuant to subsection (f) with respect to a national emergency declared under subsection (a) or proposed to be renewed under subsection (d), the President may not, during the remainder of the term of office of that President, declare a subsequent national emergency under subsection (a) with respect to the same circumstances. (2) Exercise of authorities If a joint resolution of approval is not enacted pursuant to subsection (f) with respect to a power or authority proposed by the President under subsection (b) to be exercised with respect to a national emergency, the President may not, during the remainder of the term of office of that President, exercise that power or authority with respect to that emergency. (f) Joint resolutions of approval (1) Joint resolution of approval defined For purposes of this section, the term joint resolution of approval means a joint resolution that contains after its resolving clause— (A) a provision approving— (i) a proclamation of a national emergency made under subsection (a); (ii) an Executive order issued under subsection (b) specifying the provisions of law pursuant to which the President proposes to exercise emergency powers or authorities; or (iii) an Executive order issued under subsection (d) renewing a national emergency