The bill proposes changes to the appointment process and responsibilities of the Librarian of Congress, the Director of the Government Publishing Office, and the Register of Copyrights. It aims to establish the independence and authority of the Register of Copyrights from the Librarian of Congress, affecting copyright law and governance. It also creates the Office of Inspector General within the Copyright Office and grants law enforcement authority to specified personnel. Furthermore, the bill addresses budget independence, support agreements, and transition provisions, impacting personnel appointments and management at the Copyright Office. It also includes reforms for personnel management at the Government Publishing Office. Additionally, the bill covers the Act's applicability and severability.