US HB2843

Establishes a 17-member Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names within 180 days, including representatives from Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, civil rights experts, and academics in anthropology, geography, and history

Defines "offensive place names" as those containing racial or sexual slurs, perpetuating stereotypes, or honoring individuals who committed atrocities against Native Americans, held racially repugnant views, or supported discriminatory policies

Requires the Advisory Committee to solicit and review renaming proposals from Indian Tribes, state and local governments, land management agencies, and the public, with opportunity for public comment

Mandates the Board on Geographic Names review and act on Committee proposals within 3 years, approving them unless there is compelling public interest to reject or approval would violate federal law

Committee must complete its work within 5 years of establishment and terminates 1 year after the Board acts on all submitted proposals