The House passed legislation Tuesday to make daylight saving time permanent year-round, a move described by leadership as “finally fixing the clock.” The Senate immediately convened a scheduling committee to discuss whether the bill’s implications warranted a full hearing, a vote on the hearing, or a preliminary subcommittee review to determine what, if anything, actually needed to happen next.

According to a leaked memo, the Senate’s follow-up discussion is now pending on three separate working groups: one to define “daylight,” one to define “permanent,” and one to schedule the meeting where all three groups report their findings.