A new commission would study how to keep federal buildings safe while keeping them open to the public.
This bill would create a 21-member expert commission to study how the government can best balance security and public access at federal buildings and sites. The commission would look at security practices, technology, and how access affects rights and local economies. It would then recommend changes to the President and Congress.
Currently, the U.S. government faces challenges in keeping public facilities safe while maintaining open access. This bill would create a new, temporary commission of 21 experts to study this issue. This commission would gather information, hold hearings, and then provide detailed recommendations to the President and Congress on how to best balance security needs with the public's right to access federal buildings and spaces.
HR 9386 · 119th Congress · June 22, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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