In this task, you are given a summary for US Congressional and California state bill, your task is to generate a Title for this bill. The preferred titles are under forty words and mention the purpose of the bill.

Q: Local and Municipal Health Care Choice Act of 2015 Amends the Public Health Service Act to authorize a local government in a secondary state to provide group health coverage to its officers, employees, or retirees (and their dependents) through a local government employee health benefits pool or program authorized under the laws of a primary state. Defines: (1) "primary state" to mean the state designated by a local government employee health benefits pool or program as the state whose covered laws shall govern the pool or program in the issuance of group health coverage, and (2) "secondary state" to mean any state that is not the primary state. Makes a local government employee health benefits pool or program eligible to offer group health coverage to officials, employees, and retirees (and their dependents) of a local government located in a secondary state through an interlocal agreement with such local government, or as approved by an applicable state authority in such secondary state, unless objections are made within a specified time frame by the municipal league or association or county association located in the secondary state. Requires the covered laws of the primary state to apply to group health coverage offered by a local government employee health benefits pool or program in the primary state and in any secondary state, but only if the coverage and the pool or program comply with conditions set forth in this Act with respect to the offering of coverage in any secondary state.  Defines "covered laws" as the laws, rules, regulations, agreements, and orders pertaining to:  group health coverage issued by a local government employee health benefits pool or program;  the offer, sale, rating, renewal, and issuance of group health coverage to local government officials, employees, and retirees or their dependents;  the management, operations, and investment activities of such a pool or program;  loss control and claims administration for such a pool or program with respect to liability for which the pool or program provides coverage; or  the payment of applicable premium and other taxes that are levied on health insurance issuers, brokers, or policyholders under the laws of the state.  Excludes from such term any law, rule, regulation, agreement, or order governing the use of care or cost management techniques. Exempts a local government pool or program that offers group health coverage in a secondary state to the officers, employees, or retirees of a local government located in such secondary state from any covered laws of the secondary state. Permits a secondary state to require such a pool or program to register with an applicable authority in such state and to comply with any state law regarding fraud and abuse or unfair claims settlement practices.

A: Local and Municipal Health Care Choice Act of 2015
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Q: Renewable Fuels for Energy Security Act of 2001 - Sets forth requirements for a renewable fuel program under which the motor vehicle fuel placed into commerce by a refiner, blender, or importer shall be composed of renewable fuel measured according to a statutory formula for specified calendar years.Establishes civil penalties for non-compliance with such program.

A: A bill to provide for the energy security of the United States and promote environmental quality by enhancing the use of motor vehicle fuels from renewable sources, and for other purposes.
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Q: Bulk-Power System Reliability Impact Statement Act  This bill amends the Federal Power Act to require reliability coordinators registered with the Electric Reliability Organization (ERO) to report to certain congressional committees and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) regarding:    the state of and prospects for the reliability and affordability of electricity within their respective geographic areas, and   the most significant risks to the reliability of the bulk-power system that might arise or need to be monitored within such geographic areas, including risks from proposed or final federal regulations.  FERC must:    solicit a reliability impact statement from the affected reliability coordinator within 15 days after a federal agency proposes a major rule that may significantly affect the reliable operation of the bulk-power system, and   transmit the coordinator's reliability impact statement to the head of the federal agency for inclusion in the public record.   A reliability coordinator may also submit voluntarily a reliability impact statement for any proposed major federal rule that the coordinator determines would significantly affect the reliable operation of the bulk-power system within the coordinator's jurisdiction. If a proposed rule subject to a reliability impact statement affects an area broader than the jurisdiction of a single reliability coordinator, the ERO must convene a committee of the affected reliability coordinators in order to produce a single statement that demonstrates for each affected area the reliability impact of the proposed rule.  When issuing a proposed major rule subject to a reliability impact statement, the head of the federal agency must:    consider the reliability impact statement in issuing the proposed rule, and  include in the final rule a detailed response to the reliability impact statement. 

A:
Bulk-Power System Reliability Impact Statement Act
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