This bill would prevent the District of Columbia from requiring courts and administrative tribunals to automatically defer to the D.C. Mayor's interpretation of laws and regulations when reviewing the Mayor's decisions or agency actions. The legislation affects anyone involved in legal challenges to D.C. government decisions, as it would give judges and administrative review panels more independence to interpret laws without being bound by the Mayor's legal position. The bill also repeals a 2025 D.C. law called the Review of Agency Action Clarification Amendment Act and restores any previous legal provisions that were changed by that local law. The legislation does not include any specific funding provisions or implementation timelines, as it primarily changes legal procedures for how courts handle disputes involving D.C. government actions.