Executive Transparency Act
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Cosponsors (0)
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Plain-English Summary
This bill would likely require the executive branch to disclose more information about its operations and decision-making to Congress and the public, such as details about regulations, spending, or policy decisions. The goal appears to be making it easier for lawmakers and citizens to understand what federal agencies are doing and hold them accountable. It would primarily affect federal agencies and officials who would need to provide these additional disclosures.
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