The bill wants to help places that have been through big storms or disasters by letting them use leftover money for other storm recovery work or to get ready for future disasters. It also asks for a report to make sure the extra money is used well.

H.R. 7671 is a bill that wants to let places like States and Tribes use leftover money from finished disaster projects to help pay for managing new ones, like cleaning up after big storms, making it easier for them to get things done. Additionally, it wants someone to check how this money is used to make sure it's fair and smart.

The bill wants to let places like states and tribes use leftover money from finished projects to help pay for new ones when bad things happen, like storms. It also asks for a study to see how well this idea works, but it doesn’t give any more money to do it.

This bill says that after a big storm or disaster, if places like states and tribes have extra money left over from fixing things, they can use that extra money to help with other disaster stuff, like being ready for the next storm. It also wants a check to see if the money is being used wisely.