Bill 118 hr 10286, also known as the Constitutional Government Review Commission Act, aims to create a commission that will review the structure and functions of the federal government to ensure they align with the principles outlined in the United States Constitution. The commission will consist of members appointed by the President, Senate Majority Leader, and Speaker of the House, with a diverse range of expertise in government, law, and public policy.
The commission will be tasked with conducting a comprehensive review of the federal government's organization, powers, and responsibilities, with the goal of identifying areas where reforms may be needed to better uphold the Constitution. This includes examining the separation of powers, checks and balances, and federalism principles that are foundational to the American system of government.
The commission will also be responsible for submitting a report to Congress with recommendations for any necessary changes to the structure or functions of the federal government. This report will be made publicly available and will serve as a resource for lawmakers and policymakers to consider when making decisions about government reform.
Overall, the Constitutional Government Review Commission Act seeks to ensure that the federal government operates in a manner that is consistent with the principles of the Constitution, and that any necessary reforms are made to uphold the integrity of the American system of government.