A temporary funding law that Congress passes when an appropriations bill has NOT been passed by the beginning of the fiscal year is

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A continuing resolution (CR) is a temporary funding law that is passed by Congress to provide funding for government agencies and programs when an appropriations bill has not been passed by the beginning of the fiscal year. The CR allows the government to continue operating at the same funding levels as the previous year until a new funding bill can be passed. The other options listed (Emergency Revenue Generation Act, Emergency Fall Review, Second Temporary Budget Resolution, and spring review) are not commonly used or recognized terms for temporary funding laws.

A Temporary Funding Law That Congress Passes When an Appropriations