Capitol Remembrance Act
HR 212, the Capitol Remembrance Act, requires the Architect of the Capitol to create a permanent exhibit in the U.S. Capitol within two years of the bill's enactment. The exhibit must include preserved Capitol property damaged during the January 6, 2021, attack, photographic records of the event, and a plaque honoring Capitol Police, other law enforcement, and Capitol staff who were injured or died protecting the building. It also allows for the inclusion of relevant artwork depicting the attack. This bill directly affects Capitol visitors and staff by establishing a permanent memorial to the events of January 6.
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in committee
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Introduction
Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 6, 2025
Last action Jan 6, 2025
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Jan 6, 2025
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Referred to the House Committee on House Administration.
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Jan 6, 2025
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1 primary · 46 co-sponsors
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Jason Crow
DDemocratic
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Al Green
DDemocratic
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Andrea Salinas
DDemocratic
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Bennie G. Thompson
DDemocratic
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Bonnie Watson Coleman
DDemocratic
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Daniel S. Goldman
DDemocratic
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Darren Soto
DDemocratic
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Dave Min
DDemocratic
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Debbie Dingell
DDemocratic
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Dina Titus
DDemocratic
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Eleanor Holmes Norton
DDemocratic
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