H.R. 3047 requires the directors of two criminal justice agencies in Washington, D.C.—the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency and the Pretrial Services Agency—to be residents of the District of Columbia. These agencies oversee supervision of offenders and manage pretrial services for individuals involved in the D.C. court system. The bill applies only to directors appointed after the law is enacted, meaning current office holders would not be affected. The legislation contains no new funding provisions or specific timeline beyond the effective date upon enactment. The bill aims to ensure that leadership of these D.C.-focused agencies is held by people who live in the district they serve.