The Midnight Rules Relief Act aims to change how Congress can respond to certain regulations made by outgoing presidents, often referred to as "midnight rules." These rules are typically issued in the final days of a president's term and can cover a wide range of issues. The main objective of this act is to streamline the process for Congress to disapprove of these rules collectively, rather than having to address them one by one. One of the key provisions of the act allows Congress to group multiple midnight rules into a single resolution of disapproval.