is 15 days after the resolution is referred to the committee, the resolution shall be automatically discharged from the committee and placed on the appropriate calendar. (ii) Prohibition on motions to recommit A motion to recommit a joint resolution of approval shall not be in order. (iii) Subsequent resolutions If a subsequent joint resolution of approval relating to the same unilateral trade action proposed in the same report submitted under subsection (b)(1) is referred to the Committee on Ways and Means or the Committee on Finance after the first such resolution is reported or discharged, the subsequent resolution shall not be discharged under this subparagraph. (4) Floor consideration in Senate In the Senate: (A) Motion to proceed (i) Timing A motion to proceed to a joint resolution of approval is in order at any time after the resolution is placed on the calendar. (ii) Motion by any Senator Any Senator may move to proceed to a joint resolution of approval. (iii) Privilege A motion to proceed to the consideration of the joint resolution of approval is privileged, except that this clause shall apply only to a motion to proceed to a joint resolution of approval reported or discharged from the Committee on Finance under paragraph (3) or to the first joint resolution of approval placed on the calendar after passage in the House of Representatives. (iv) Debate Debate on a motion to proceed to a joint resolution of approval is limited to not more than 5 hours, equally divided between Senators favoring and Senators opposing the resolution. (v) Motion not amendable The motion to proceed to the joint resolution of approval is not amendable. A motion to reconsider is not in order. A motion to table is not in order. (vi) Other motions not in order After a motion to proceed to a joint resolution of approval is agreed to, motions to postpone or to consider other business are not in order. (B) Motions and appeals All motions and appeals relating to a joint resolution of approval shall be decided by the Senate without