Summary

This bill makes technical changes to federal postal law by removing one numbered subsection of 39 U.S.C. §3626, shifting later subsections to new subsection letters, and updating internal cross‑references so the statute's citations are consistent. It also sets an official short title for the law. The changes are amendatory and do not create new obligations, appropriate funds, or alter substantive policy.

• Removes one subsection from 39 U.S.C. §3626 and renames later subsections by shifting their letter designations.
• Updates internal cross‑references inside the statute so they refer to the correct newly lettered subsections.
• Establishes an official short title for the law (short title is set in the text).
• Changes are purely technical and amendatory; they do not create new obligations or change program funding.
• Affected materials will be mainly legal texts, agency guidance, and documents that cite 39 U.S.C. §3626.
• No impact on substantive postal policy or on enforcement mechanisms in the statute itself.
• May require non‑substantive updates to regulations, legal briefs, and compliance documents to avoid citation errors.
• Minimal administrative burden: mainly editorial updates to citations and internal references.