H. R. 9642 proposes changes to title 46 of the United States Code to improve cybersecurity in port infrastructure projects. The bill requires that applicants for grants, who intend to use digital infrastructure or software, must certify that they have an approved...
The bill wants to make sure that when people ask for money to build or use computers in ports, they have a plan to keep them safe from hackers. If they don't have a plan, they need to make one.
H.R. 7592 requires that the Librarian of Congress replace printed versions of the Annotated Constitution and its supplements with digital versions. This change aims to make these documents more accessible and cost-effective by publishing them on a public website of the Library of Congress....
The bill says that instead of printing the U.S. Constitution with notes and supplements in books, they will be put online on a library website to save money. This makes it easier for people to read them anywhere on the internet.
H. R. 7302, also known as the "Contracting Accountability and Transparency Act" or the "CAT Act," aims to increase transparency in public housing agencies. It mandates the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to ensure that within a year, public housing agencies...
This bill, called the "CAT Act," wants public housing agencies to tell people about the contracts they make, like who they make them with and what they’re for, so everyone can see and understand what’s happening. This way, it helps keep everything clear and open, just like showing everyone your shiny toys at playtime.
The bill, S. 5187, aims to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to create a tax credit for Qualified Community College Bonds. It outlines the criteria for what constitutes a "qualified community college bond" and sets a national bond limit of $1 billion per year, with specific allocation...
The bill is about giving tax credits to help build and fix community colleges, like making their buildings better or adding more computers. It makes sure a lot of money is used each year to improve these schools, but it has to be spent wisely so nothing is wasted.
H. R. 7839 proposes an amendment to the Better Utilization of Investments Leading to Development Act of 2018, aiming to prioritize projects that enhance digital infrastructure and connectivity. The bill emphasizes supporting projects that improve voice and data networks,...
H.R. 7839 is a bill that wants to help make the internet work better and faster in places that need it the most by supporting projects that build or improve digital connections. It also wants to make sure these projects keep people's information safe and work well with other countries.
S. 5064 aims to update the requirements for applicants seeking grants to use digital infrastructure or software in port infrastructure projects. Applicants must certify that they have an approved security plan addressing cybersecurity risks or, if such a plan is not approved,...
This bill is about making sure that projects using computers or software at ports have a safety plan to protect against bad people attacking through the internet. It wants to make sure everyone using computers in these projects knows how to keep them safe.
H. R. 7592 aims to make the Annotated Constitution and its supplements more accessible and cost-effective by replacing hardbound editions with digital versions. The Librarian of Congress will be responsible for creating and ensuring the availability of these digital versions...
The bill wants to make a special book about the U.S. Constitution available online instead of in paper form. This means people can read it on computers or tablets, which should be easier and cost less over time.
S. 5471, titled the “Protecting Investments in Our Ports Act,” aims to amend existing U.S. law to enhance the cybersecurity of digital infrastructure and software used in port facilities. The bill proposes that applicants for grants, who plan to use these funds for digital...
The new law is like a rule that says, "If you want money to build a computer or program at a port, you have to show you can keep it safe from hackers."
H.R. 7592 proposes changes to how the Annotated Constitution and its updates are published. It seeks to stop producing them in hardbound versions and instead provide them in digital format. This would make the documents more cost-effective and accessible because they will be...
The bill wants to save money and make sure everyone can get important U.S. Constitution books by putting them online instead of printing them as big books. This way, people can see them for free using a computer from anywhere.
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