S. 2270, also known as the “Executive Branch Accountability and Transparency Act of 2024,” aims to create a public database of ethics records for noncareer federal employees. Each federal agency must establish a searchable and accessible online database containing specific...
S. 2270 wants the government to make a big online list where people can see important honesty records of certain officials. This way, anyone can check if the officials are working fairly and honestly.
The bill S. 5395, known as the "Supreme Court Ethics and Investigations Act," aims to enhance accountability and ethical oversight within the U.S. Supreme Court. It proposes the creation of an Office of Ethics Counsel to guide justices on ethical matters like financial...
The bill wants to make new rules to help judges at the highest court be fair and honest. It suggests creating two special teams to check if judges are doing the right thing and to look into complaints about them.
The bill, known as the "STOCK Act 2.0," aims to enhance transparency and accountability for senior U.S. government officials. It requires these officials to report any payments received from the federal government and bans them from trading stocks to prevent conflicts of interest....
The bill is like a new rule that makes sure important people working for the government have to tell everyone if they make money from the government and stop them from buying and selling stocks. This way, people can trust them to be fair and honest.
H.R. 8597, titled the "Transparency in Government Act of 2024," aims to increase transparency and accountability within various branches of the U.S. government. It proposes amendments to a range of existing laws to improve public access to information about government...
H.R. 8597, called the "Transparency in Government Act of 2024," is like a big plan to make sure everyone knows what the government is doing with money and big decisions, almost like making the government wear a magnifying glass to be super clear about everything they do!
H.R. 8485 proposes to amend title 5 of the United States Code to prevent the President, Vice President, Members of Congress, and other senior executive officials from accepting payments or gifts from foreign entities without obtaining Congressional approval. The bill...
H.R. 8485 is like a rule that says the President, Vice President, and other big leaders in the U.S. government can't take gifts or money from other countries without asking Congress first. If they do, they might have to pay a lot of money or even go to jail!
H.R. 7966 aims to amend title 10 of the United States Code to ensure financial services counselors working with members of the Armed Forces are financially independent. The bill outlines that these counselors must submit annual financial disclosures to verify they are free...
H.R. 7966 is a new rule that checks if the people giving money advice to soldiers don't have any money secrets of their own, to make sure they're giving honest advice. They have to show a paper every year with their money details, like a report card showing they have no secrets.
S. 3815, also known as the "Improving Disclosure for Investors Act of 2024," directs the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to create rules so that important financial documents can be delivered to investors electronically. The bill defines who must follow these rules,...
S. 3815 wants the people in charge of money (the SEC) to make sure that important papers about money can be sent by email or online, but people can still ask for paper copies if they want.
Showing 1 to 7 of 7 results