Summary

Makes a narrow textual amendment to the federal historic preservation statute by removing the phrase "the White House or its grounds" and adjusting punctuation. The change alters statutory wording but does not create new agencies, deadlines, funding, or program authorities. This is primarily a technical revision to statutory text; its direct administrative effect should be minimal, though courts or agencies could interpret the change as slightly narrowing or clarifying the statute's reach in some contexts.

• Amends the text of a federal historic preservation statute by removing an explicit reference to the White House or its grounds and adjusting punctuation.
• The change is textual/technical and does not create new programs, agencies, deadlines, or funding.
• Immediate administrative impact is expected to be minimal.
• Agencies and courts may need to interpret the revised wording if disputes arise over scope.
• No implementation schedule, appropriations, or new compliance obligations are specified.
• Could slightly narrow or clarify the statutory language depending on interpretation, but does not expressly remove preservation authorities elsewhere in the code.
• Does not modify criminal, civil, or financial penalties or add new enforcement mechanisms.
• Effect is primarily legal/semantic rather than programmatic.