United States — National Capital Planning Commission

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission is the federal agency responsible for approving construction work and major renovations to government buildings in Washington, D.C., and has not yet given full approval for the United States — White House ballroom project.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission is another federal design board that oversees federal construction projects in United States — Washington (state), and has also seen Biden appointees replaced with Trump allies.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission has jurisdiction over changes to the United States — White House and is involved in the review process for the new ballroom.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission is expected to receive plans for Donald Trump's ballroom project, though the National Trust for Historic Preservation argues this is too late.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission is one of the entities that the National Trust for Historic Preservation argues should have reviewed the White House ballroom project.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission is one of the federal review panels whose input was not sought by Donald Trump before proceeding with the United States — White House ballroom project.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission is reviewing Donald Trump's White House ballroom project, playing a role in the approval process for government building renovations.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission gave final approval for Donald Trump's White House ballroom, despite a federal judge's ruling halting construction, indicating a complex legal and political situation.

Impact: The United States — National Capital Planning Commission is considering Donald Trump's proposal to paint the Eisenhower building white.