Search Results: keywords:"mandatory reporting"

  • S. 4503 — To prevent exploitative private equity practices, and for other purposes.
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    Status:Introduced in Senate
    Words:6,414

    The proposed bill, titled the "Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act," aims to address exploitative practices by private equity firms in the healthcare sector. It establishes criminal and civil penalties for actions by certain parties that lead to negative events such as patient harm or...

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    The bill is like a big rulebook that wants to stop companies from being unfair and greedy when they take care of people who are sick. It says these companies have to give money back if they cheat or hurt people, and they can't get money from the government if they do bad things, making sure everyone plays fair and tells the truth.

  • H. R. 295 — To amend the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 with respect to mandatory reporting of dairy products processing costs.
    Status:Introduced in House
    Words:537

    H.R. 295, titled the "Fair Milk Pricing for Farmers Act," seeks to amend the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 to improve the mandatory reporting requirements for processing costs of dairy products. The bill requires manufacturers to report not only their production costs...

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    H.R. 295 wants dairy product makers to tell the government how much it costs to make their dairy products, so farmers can get fair prices. The plan is for the government to share this information every two years to help everyone see how much it costs to make things like milk and cheese.

  • S. 581 — To amend the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 with respect to mandatory reporting of dairy products processing costs.
    Status:Introduced in Senate
    Words:511

    S. 581 seeks to amend the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 to require mandatory reporting of dairy products processing costs. It introduces a new requirement for manufacturers to report production costs and product yield information for all products processed in the same...

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    This bill wants people who turn milk into things like cheese and yogurt to tell the government how much it costs them to do it, so that the government can make sure farmers get a fair deal. Every two years, the government will share what they've learned, but some people think the rules for sharing might be too hard to follow and could reveal too much about the businesses.