Federal Naming Standards Act prohibits naming federal buildings or programs after living elected officials or political appointees.
The Federal Naming Standards Act prohibits the naming, renaming, designation, or redesignation of any federal building, facility, or program after any living elected official or political appointee. The prohibition applies for a period determined by the Speaker of the House, generally from the time the individual began holding office until 10 years after they last held office or appointment. The period is extended for individuals who earn over $1 million annually from commercial use of their name or likeness.
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