Summary

Removes a named Member of the House from a standing committee and records findings about that Member’s behavior during the 2025 State of the Union. The preamble states the Member interrupted the President, ignored admonitions, was removed from the joint session, and was unrepentant before a censure vote; the bill directs removal from committee membership as its operative action.

Key Points

• Records a finding that a Member breached decorum by interrupting the President during the 2025 State of the Union and being unrepentant before a censure vote.
• Removes a named Member of the House from a standing committee as the bill’s only operative action.
• Does not authorize spending, create programs, or change statute beyond committee membership.
• Directly affects the Member, the committee from which they are removed, and their staff and constituents.
• No effective date is specified in the provided excerpt; action likely takes effect when the House implements the change.
• The measure is disciplinary and addresses institutional decorum and committee composition rather than policy.
• The change is procedural and limited in scope but may have political and institutional consequences.
• No requirements are placed on states, localities, or outside parties.

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