2021: Schweikert Voted For Extending Bankruptcy Protections Through March 27, 2022 That Remove Consideration Of Pandemic Relief Payments From Monthly Income And Increasing The Maximum Debt To $7.5 Million For A Business To Qualify For Subchapter V Bankruptcy Proceedings. In March 2021, Schweikert voted for the COVID-19 Bankruptcy Relief Extension Act of 2021 which would, according to Congressional Quarterly, "extend through March 27, 2022, certain bankruptcy relief provisions for small businesses established by the fiscal 2021 omnibus appropriations and coronavirus relief package (HR 133 / PL 116-260), including to extend protections that exclude pandemic relief payments from monthly income with respect to bankruptcy proceedings and extend a provision raising to $7.5 million the maximum debt a business may have to be eligible for Subchapter V bankruptcy proceedings allowing a small business to restructure to pay down its debt." The vote was on passage. The House passed the bill by a vote of 399-14, sent to the Senate and the President, and ultimately became law. [House Vote 88, 3/17/21; Congressional Quarterly, 3/17/21; Congressional Actions, H.R. 1651]