Removing a certain Member from certain standing committees of the House.

This measure would remove a specific Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from some House committees. It does not change any laws for the public. Instead, it changes who sits on certain committees that review and shape bills. This can affect how issues important to people—like health care, schools, or transportation—are discussed and moved forward in Congress .

In short, it’s about committee membership inside the House. It targets one Member and limits their role in certain committees, which may reduce that Member’s ability to influence legislation for their district and the country .

• Who is affected: One Member of the House (not named in this summary)
• What changes: Removal from certain standing committees, reducing their committee role
• When: Takes effect if and when the House adopts the resolution