The bill lets police officers hold two special events at the Capitol to remember and honor officers who died while doing their jobs and to show off their talent with special music and ceremonies. The events are free for everyone and won't interrupt the work done at the Capitol.

The bill says it's okay to use the big lawn around the Capitol building for two special events to remember police officers and show off cool marching bands. These events are free for everyone, and the groups running them have to take care of everything and follow rules made by people in charge of the Capitol.

H. CON. RES. 83 says it's okay for a group of police officers to hold special events on a big lawn near an important building in Washington, D.C. to honor their friends who passed away. The events are open for everyone, and the people planning them have to pay for everything and follow safety rules.

This bill lets police officers hold special events on the big lawn in front of the Capitol to remember brave police officers who have passed away and to put on music shows with bagpipes. The events are free for everyone to attend, and the police group has to pay for everything and make sure it doesn’t get in the way of the government's work.