Despite repeated Republican failures to pass a repeal-and-replace version of the Affordable Care Act — or just a repeal — there are some provisions from the House and Senate bills that just won’t die.

Among them are proposed regulations surrounding health savings accounts, which might resurface as independent legislation, according to Chatrane Birbal, senior advisor for government relations at the Society for Human Resource Management. In a report from SHRM, Birbal says that “HSA stand-alone legislation will likely be introduced with additional modifications to the ACA.”

Both the House and Senate efforts at repeal-and-replace sought to boost the use of HSAs, but now that the Senate has failed to garner enough votes to proceed, legislators are turning their attention to bringing back HSA-related provisions in separate legislation that would raise contribution levels for HSA accounts and loosen restrictions on their use.