H.R. 6825 requires federal monitors and receivers who oversee troubled public housing agencies to testify annually before Congress about their management and oversight activities. Specifically, any federal official who monitored a public housing agency during the previous year must appear before the House Committee on Financial Services and the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs by October 1st each year to report on their work. This bill affects federal monitors and receivers responsible for managing public housing agencies that are struggling or underperforming. The legislation has no specified funding requirements and establishes an annual October 1st deadline for these testimonies to occur. The bill aims to increase congressional oversight and transparency regarding how federal authorities manage troubled public housing operations.