Not really. All it does is provide for forming a commission, which is nothing much more than a study group. If that commission recommends nothing?
Senate Armed Services Committee Approves NDAA Amendment To Rename Military Bases
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted Wednesday night to approve an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would require the Department of Defense to rename military bases, buildings, locations and other assets named after Confederate leaders. The amendment was offered by Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and was passed by voice vote.
A summary of the NDAA released on Thursday states that the amendment in question will add provisions for:
“Establishing a commission to study and provide recommendations concerning the removal, names, symbols, displays, monuments, and paraphernalia that honor or commemorate the Confederate States of America, addressing an implementation plan, cost, and criteria for renaming, among other procedures. The implementation plan is to be implemented three years after enactment.”