To suspend temporarily the duty on certain items and to reduce temporarily the duty on certain items.

H.R. 2624 was a legislative proposal designed to lower the cost of manufacturing televisions in the United States by temporarily eliminating or reducing import taxes (duties) on specific glass and electronic components. These parts included items such as television screen panels, glass envelopes, and electron guns used in the production of cathode-ray tube (CRT) televisions. For everyday citizens, the bill aimed to support domestic electronics manufacturing and potentially lower retail prices for consumers by reducing the tax burden on the materials needed to build these devices. Although introduced in 2005, the bill did not advance past the committee stage and never became law.