S. 4669 aims to increase transparency by requiring the General Services Administration (GSA) to submit annual reports to Congress about how information technology service funds are used. The bill mandates that these reports include detailed descriptions and funding...
The bill wants the people in charge to tell the bosses in Congress how they spend money on computer stuff every year, so everyone knows where the money goes.
S. 5267, also known as the "FEMA Operational Transparency Act," mandates that the Comptroller General of the United States conduct an audit of FEMA's expenditures. The audit will review payments for different assistance programs and compare them to administrative costs,...
The bill wants someone to check how FEMA, which helps people in emergencies, spends its money, making sure it's being used well to help everyone, especially in far-away places. It also wants ideas on spending less on running things and more on helping people.
H.R. 8591 seeks to amend the Federal Reserve Act by adding new requirements to the annual report of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. The bill requires the report to include details about annual expenditures and full-time employees for various activities...
H.R. 8591 wants the people in charge of the United States' money and banks to write more detailed reports about how they spend their money and what they spend it on. It will take two years for these new rules to start working.
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