with the operation of the Federal Government. 3. Prohibition (a) Prohibition (1) Prohibits musical performances from being listed as an activity requiring permits from U.S. Capitol Police or the Sergeant at Arms for activities in the U.S. Capitol. (2) Overrules D.C. Code § 22–1307 with exclusive regard to the U.S. Capitol to ensure that in public spaces within the U.S. Capitol, specifically National Statuary Hall, where it does not interfere with the flow of official business it is lawful to sing the National Anthem without prior authorization being required and that it shall not be considered a form of unpermitted protest. (3) Places the sole discretion to limit musical performances in the Capitol on the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate, to be exercised at a shared discretion only to permit official business to continue uninterrupted.