This bill establishes a commission to study moving federal agencies out of the Washington, DC area to other parts of the United States. The commission would examine which non-security-related agencies could be relocated and would include 16 high-ranking officials from the White House and various cabinet departments. The commission must submit a report to Congress within one year recommending which agencies to move, based on factors including lower cost of living, available infrastructure, local industries that could partner with the agencies, and whether the agencies have experience with remote work. The legislation does not appropriate specific funding or provide a timeline for actually implementing any relocations, focusing instead on the study and recommendations phase.
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