Thinking about D Day and am beginning to think it will be right after the new member's of the Senate are sworn in.
I was discussing the Senate not the Congress. Since these are two different bodies of government and their roles are separate from each other, the logical and most obvious answer to your question is "nothing" with respect to the Senate.
When Do Newly Elected Officials Assume Office?
U.S. Senator Noon on the 3rd day of January (US Constitution, Amendment XX, Sec 1 & 2)
U.S. Congress Noon on the 3rd day of January (US Constitution, Amendment XX, Sec 1& 2)
State Senate Second Monday in January (RCW 44.04.021)
https://wei.sos.wa.gov/county/cowlitz/en/CandidateInfo/Documents/When%20Do%20Newly%20Elected%20Officials%20Assume%20Office.pdf
You take exception to this? The EO is effective around the 19th. My thoughts were based on this premise.
Post your sauce and indicate where this is wrong … I'm not impressed with your limited comprehension skill's at this point. How about surprising me with some meat in stead of the slop you've thrown so far.
But the operations of the two bodies have separate functions when comes to passing a bill. That is a given, and that was taken into account when I responded to you the first time.
Get a grip