Electing Members to certain standing committees of the House of Representatives.

H. Res. 600 is a House of Representatives resolution, introduced in the 119th Congress, that publicly elects specific Members to two standing committees. Specifically, it assigns Mr. Fine to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and assigns Mr. Garbarino to the Committee on Homeland Security, with Mr. Garbarino named as Chair of that committee. As a housekeeping or organizational measure, it sets formal committee assignments and leadership roles for these Members. The resolution does not enact policy changes, authorize spending, or create new laws; its effect is to designate who will serve on these two committees and who will chair one of them.