H.R. 7938 is a law that would let a person in charge, called the Secretary of the Interior, help take care of water and fish in a place called the Klamath Basin, making sure everyone plays fair and follows the rules.

The bill wants to let a government boss help make water and power better in a special area, fixing things like rivers and animal homes and working with local people while making sure it doesn't change any existing promises about the water that others have.

H.R. 7938 is a law that lets a special leader, called the Secretary of the Interior, help take care of a place with lots of water called the Klamath Basin, by planning activities to keep fish safe and make sure people are using water fairly. The law wants everyone to play nicely together and follow nature rules, making sure that all plans are good for the environment and fair for everyone, including special promises made to Native American tribes.

The bill is about giving more power to a person in charge, called the Secretary of the Interior, to help manage and fix water problems in a place called the Klamath Basin. It wants to make sure there is enough water for everyone, protect fish in the water, and follow nature rules, but it's careful not to change current water rights or use federal money to take down any dams.

H.R. 7938 is a bill that wants to change some rules about taking care of water and helping fish in a special area called the Klamath Basin. It gives new powers to important leaders to make sure everyone works together to keep the water clean and protect the fish.

H.R. 7938 is a bill that wants to give the Secretary of the Interior more control over water projects in the Klamath Basin to help make sure there's enough water for everyone, including fish and farmers, while also being smart about spending money and protecting the environment.