Ends a Congressional committee and adds new reporting for government records.
This bill would get rid of the Advisory Committee on the Records of Congress, which currently advises on managing government documents. Instead, it would create new yearly reports and regular meetings for top officials to review how Congressional records are handled.
Currently, an Advisory Committee on the Records of Congress provides advice on managing Congressional records. If this bill becomes law, that committee would be eliminated 60 days after the bill becomes law. Instead, the Director of the Center for Legislative Archives would submit annual reports, and top officials would hold regular meetings to review record management.
HR 9360 · 119th Congress · June 18, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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