Requires federal agencies to publish all official guidance documents online in one easy-to-find place.
This bill would make it much easier for the public to find official guidance from federal agencies. It requires all agencies to publish their current and future guidance documents in one central online location. This means people would no longer have to search multiple agency websites to find important government information.
Currently, there is no federal rule requiring all agencies to publish all their guidance documents in one central, easy-to-find online spot. Agencies might post them on their own websites, but finding specific information can be difficult and inconsistent. If this bill becomes law, all federal agencies would be required to publish both new and existing guidance documents on a single, designated internet website. They would also have to keep rescinded documents online with clear explanations, making government guidance much more transparent and accessible to everyone.
HR 1515 · 119th Congress · February 24, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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