The bill, H.R. 5443, tries to make it easier for people to check how much land is worth by letting real estate appraisers work in any state, even if they’re only approved in one state. It also lets regular people do these checks instead of the government when possible, but it has to make sure all the rules are still followed.

The Accelerating Appraisals and Conservation Efforts Act is a rule that helps people who figure out the value of land do their job all over the country without needing to get special permission from every state. It also asks for a yearly check-up to see if this makes things quicker and easier and shares information with everyone!

H.R. 9069 is a new rule that changes how some buildings, like offices and apartments, lose value over time for taxes. It says these buildings will now do this over 20 years and uses a special math rule to adjust how much they lose based on how the economy is doing.

H.R. 5443 is about making rules for how to check how much land and buildings are worth when the government's Department of the Interior is involved. It allows people who do these checks to work anywhere in the country, even if they have a license in just one state, but they still need to follow all the laws.