Provide for an extension of the legislative authority of the National Emergency Medical Services Memorial Foundation to establish a commemorative work in the District of Columbia and its environs.

Summary

Changes how the 7‑year deadline in the law about creating commemorative works is calculated so that any expiration at the end of, or extension beyond, a 7‑year period is treated as occurring on or after November 3, 2032. In practice, this makes November 3, 2032 the operative date for the 7‑year expiration/extension reference in that statute, effectively shifting or aligning statutory deadlines for authorizations to that date.

• Alters the 7‑year expiration/extension reference in the commemorative works statute to use November 3, 2032 as the operative date.
• Applies to the law governing when legislative authority to create commemorative works expires or is considered extended (40 U.S.C. § 8903(e)).
• Does not create new funding, change approval criteria, or add programmatic requirements.
• Effectively preserves or synchronizes authorization deadlines for commemorative‑work projects by shifting the expiration reference to a fixed date.
• Primarily affects applicants and agencies involved in planning and approving commemorative works (e.g., nonprofit sponsors and federal administrators).
• Administrative action: agencies will calculate expirations/extensions using the new November 3, 2032 date.
• No explicit changes to state or local obligations or to tax or spending law are described.
• Simple, narrowly targeted statutory amendment with limited scope and low complexity.