This legislation aims to modernize the process by which the District of Columbia submits its legislative acts to the United States Congress. It achieves this by amending the District of Columbia Home Rule Act , specifically allowing the Chairman of the D.C. Council to transmit these acts in an electronic form . This change applies to both general acts passed by the Council and any proposed charter amendments, streamlining the official communication process. A crucial provision of the bill ensures that both the House of Representatives and the Senate will treat electronically transmitted acts identically to those submitted in traditional paper form. This acceptance mechanism is enacted as an exercise of the rulemaking power of each chamber, ensuring its integration into congressional procedure. The bill also explicitly recognizes the constitutional right of each House to modify its own rules at any time.