A bill to establish a Federal-State Legislative Council.

Establishes a Federal-State Legislative Council composed of 24 members appointed so as to achieve geographic balance.

Authorizes the Council to explore and research the problems common to the legislative process. Authorizes the Council to conduct hearings concerning matters of legislative management and communication between Congress and the respective State legislatures, submit program evaluations, and make recommendations and issue annual reports to Congress.

Specifies the rate of compensation of Council members and authorizes those sums necessary to carry out this Act.