H.R. 214 proposes changes to the District of Columbia Home Rule Act by eliminating the Congressional review period for legislation passed in D.C. This means that acts passed by the District of Columbia's Council and signed by its Mayor would become effective without needing...
Simple Explanation
H.R. 214 is like removing the "parental review" step for a school project, letting the school (D.C.) put its ideas into action without waiting for the parents (Congress) to check them first.