Authorizing video recording in the House Chamber during a joint meeting of Congress for certain educational purposes.

House Resolution 328 allows the Speaker of the House, with the agreement of the Minority Leader, to authorize video recording during a joint meeting of Congress for the purpose of creating educational content. Specifically, the resolution enables the production of a virtual reality experience designed to provide the public with an immersive look at congressional proceedings. For citizens and students, this measure aims to enhance civic education by using modern technology to make the functions of the House Chamber more accessible and engaging for those outside of Washington, D.C.