The CLARITY bill’s reported first Senate procedural vote and Warren Davidson’s reported effort to remove Section 305 remain unconfirmed. H.R. 3633 was reported to the Senate by Mr. Scott of South Carolina with an amendment on June 1, 2026, and placed on the calendar as Calendar No. 423, according to the Senate-reported text published by the U.S. Government Publishing Office. That establishes the bill’s document stage, not a scheduled floor vote. The Senate-reported version has replaced the House version of Section 305 with a temporary-hold framework for certain digital-asset transactions. The provision sets an initial hold of up to 30 calendar days, with a possible additional 150 calendar days under a qualified written request. The reported request to remove the section has not been confirmed by an original Davidson statement, filed amendment or verified attribution, and there is no evidence that it has been adopted or affected Senate procedure. The legislative process remains open, with official confirmation of any procedural vote and verified text changes to Section 305 the key developments to watch.