Summary

Elects a named Member of the House of Representatives to one or more standing committees as part of the House’s internal organization. The provision records that the Member is formally assigned to those committee(s). It is a routine, procedural action that changes committee membership but does not create new programs, appropriate money, or change law.

Key Points

• Formally assigns a named House Member to one or more standing committees.
• Is an internal House organizational action rather than a law that creates programs or spending.
• Does not include committee names, dates, or funding details in the visible text.
• Directly affects committee composition and the Member’s committee responsibilities.
• Likely changes committee voting balance and staff workload for affected committees.
• Does not impose new obligations on states, local governments, or private parties.
• Procedural and typically noncontroversial in nature.

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