# What This Bill Does

This is a straightforward resolution that renames a meeting room in the Cannon House Office Building—one of the office buildings where members of Congress work—to honor former Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The specific room being renamed is room 390, which is used as a caucus room where groups of lawmakers meet to discuss issues and coordinate on legislation.

The practical effect is purely symbolic. The room will now be called the "Speaker Nancy Pelosi Caucus Room" instead of its previous designation. This is the kind of honor Congress occasionally gives to recognize significant service or contributions. In this case, it's acknowledging Pelosi's tenure as Speaker of the House, a leadership position she held for multiple terms. The room itself will continue to function exactly as it did before—it's just getting a new name on the door and in official records.

For everyday people, this bill has no direct impact on your life or how government operates. It doesn't change any laws, create new programs, or affect your taxes or benefits. It's essentially Congress deciding to commemorate one of its own members through a naming designation, similar to how buildings, highways, or public spaces are sometimes named after notable figures. The resolution passed in November 2022, and if approved, the room would simply be referred to by its new name going forward.

Designating the caucus room in the Cannon House Office Building as the "Speaker Nancy Pelosi Caucus Room".

Rep. Lofgren, Zoe [D-CA-19]

 <p>This resolution designates the caucus room in the Cannon House Office Building (room 390) as the Speaker Nancy Pelosi Caucus Room. </p>