Commission to Study Relocation of Federal Agencies Outside D.C.
This bill proposes establishing a commission to study moving certain government agencies from the Washington, D.C. area to other parts of the United States. The aim is to potentially reduce living costs for employees and better utilize existing infrastructure in other regions, which could affect the accessibility of public services across different states.
Key points
A commission will be established to study relocating federal agencies, excluding security-related ones.
The commission will assess financial efficiency, infrastructure availability, and ties to local industries in potential new locations.
A report with recommendations must be submitted to Congress within one year of the bill's enactment.
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