The Information Quality Assurance Act is a rule that says government workers must use the best and most correct facts to make important decisions, and they have to show these facts online so everyone can see them (unless there's a special rule that says they can’t share them).

The "Information Quality Assurance Act" is a plan to make sure that when the government makes new rules, they use the best and most correct information from scientists and experts. It also wants to make sure that this information is easy for people to see and understand online, unless there is a good reason it has to be kept secret.

The Information Quality Assurance Act is a new rule that wants the people who make the rules for everyone to use the best facts and science they can find; it also says they must fix mistakes and show people the information they use unless they're not allowed to by other rules.

The bill wants to make sure that government agencies use the best and most accurate information when they make new rules, and it says they have to fix any mistakes and share their info with the public, unless the law says they can't.