Establishing an advisory working group to make recommendations with respect to relief portraits in the Hall of the House of Representatives.

House Votes

This measure sets up a temporary working group to study the carved portraits displayed high on the walls in the Hall of the House of Representatives and to recommend what should be done about them. It does not itself change which portraits are shown; it only creates a group to review and suggest updates or guidelines for the future .

If adopted, the main impact is inside the Capitol. Any changes would likely affect what visitors, students, and the public see when they tour the Hall. The group’s advice could shape which historical figures are featured and how the display is curated over time .

• Who is affected: People who visit or work in the Capitol; the public who view the House Hall displays .
• What changes: Creates an advisory working group to make recommendations about the relief portraits; no immediate changes to the portraits themselves .
• When: Takes effect once the measure is adopted by the House .