The Returning SBA to Main Street Act aims to restructure the Small Business Administration (SBA) by relocating a significant portion of its employees from Washington, D.C., to regional offices across the country. This initiative seeks to enhance the agency's connection with local communities and improve services to small businesses by promoting geographic diversity and accessibility. The legislation mandates that within one year of its enactment, at least 30 percent of the SBA's headquarters employees must be moved to locations outside the Washington metropolitan area.