Amend the Public Lands Corps Act of 1993 to modify the cost-sharing requirement for conservation projects carried out by a qualified youth or conservation corps, and for other purposes.

Summary

Amends the Public Lands Corps cost‑sharing rule by changing the first and second sentences of the statutory paragraph that govern how project costs are split between federal and nonfederal partners. The excerpt does not show the replacement text, so it is unclear whether the edits are purely technical (wording or punctuation) or substantive (changing percentages, eligibility, or exemptions). Depending on the final wording, the change could alter the federal share of project costs or clarify who may provide the nonfederal share, and it does not itself appropriate funds.

• Alters the first and second sentences of 16 U.S.C. § 1729(a)(1), the Public Lands Corps cost‑sharing rule.
• The provided excerpt does not include the new text, so the change may be technical or substantive.
• Could affect how federal and nonfederal partners split project costs if percentages or eligibility are changed.
• Does not itself appropriate funds; it amends an authorization statute.
• May change or clarify the exemption that currently applies to Indian and Hawaiian home lands.
• Would primarily affect project partners such as local governments and nonprofits and agencies that administer projects.
• May require agency guidance or rulemaking to implement if provisions alter eligibility, cost shares, or reporting.