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

Amends a federal statute that sets a 7-year expiration/extension reference for authority to establish a memorial, replacing any reference to a 7-year expiration or extension with a fixed date of November 3, 2032. The change effectively extends or fixes the statutory deadline for actions tied to that memorial-establishment authority until November 3, 2032.

• Changes statutory references to a 7-year expiration/extension to instead reference November 3, 2032.
• Affects the legal deadline tied to the authority to establish a memorial under 40 U.S.C. § 8903(e).
• Does not create new programs or authorize new spending.
• Does not change substantive requirements for establishing a memorial aside from the date reference.
• No explicit effective date is provided in the supplied text.
• Likely provides more time or clarity for organizations and agencies working on memorial projects.
• No earmarks, tax changes, or emergency designations are included.
• Administrative agencies will interpret prior 7-year deadlines as tied to the Nov 3, 2032 date.