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.
H. R. 1568 aims to amend the Tariff Act of 1930 to enhance the protection of personally identifiable information (PII). Under this act, the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury is tasked with ensuring that personal data such as Social Security and passport numbers are removed from...
In simple terms, H. R. 1568 is a new rule that makes sure personal details like your Social Security number are not shared when shipping lists are made public, keeping your information safer. It also has rules to hide certain shipment details if they might cause harm or danger.
H.R. 1568, titled the “Moving Americans Privacy Protection Act,” aims to protect personally identifiable information by amending the Tariff Act of 1930. The bill outlines conditions under which certain shipping information cannot be disclosed to the public, especially if it...
H.R. 1568 is a plan to make sure that people's personal information, like their Social Security numbers, isn’t shown in shipping details that can be seen by everyone. This is to keep people safe and protect their private info when things are being shipped.
H.R. 4551, titled the "Protecting Investors’ Personally Identifiable Information Act," aims to stop the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from requiring certain personal information. This includes things like names and Social Security numbers, from being collected in...
H.R. 4551 is a bill that aims to stop the collection of sensitive personal information like names and Social Security numbers in certain financial reports to help keep people's private details safe. Instead, only special codes related to financial transactions will be collected to protect privacy while still keeping track of market activities.
H. R. 1568, known as the “Moving Americans Privacy Protection Act,” aims to update the Tariff Act of 1930 to safeguard personally identifiable information. The bill prohibits public disclosure of certain information when it might pose a risk of personal injury or property...
H. R. 1568 wants to keep personal information like Social Security numbers safe when shipping things so that bad people can't see it and cause harm. It says that the people in charge need to make sure to take out this private stuff before showing it to everyone.
S. 2492 aims to improve the coordination between the "Do Not Pay" working system and federal and state agencies to prevent improper payments to deceased individuals. The bill proposes amendments to the Social Security Act, specifically updating procedures to allow the sharing...
S. 2492 wants to help the government stop sending money to people who have passed away by making sure different parts of the government can talk to each other better about who is still alive.
S. 5197, known as the “Student Voter Data Protection Act,” aims to protect student privacy under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974. It clarifies that schools cannot share a student's personally identifiable information, such as directory details,...
In this bill, schools are told not to share students' personal information, like their names and addresses, without permission, especially when checking if they are voting. This helps keep students' details private and safe from being used without their consent.
H. R. 705, titled the “Veterans 2nd Amendment Protection Act,” aims to change title 38 of the United States Code. This bill would prevent the Secretary of Veterans Affairs from sharing veterans' personal information with the Department of Justice for the national criminal...
The bill wants to make sure that the personal information of veterans can't be shared with the police for background checks unless a judge says the veteran might be in danger or dangerous. This helps protect veterans' privacy and makes sure a judge reviews their situation first.
H.R. 7520, known as the “Protecting Americans’ Data from Foreign Adversaries Act of 2024,” aims to prevent data brokers from sharing sensitive personal information of Americans with foreign adversaries. It makes it illegal for data brokers to sell or give access to such data to any foreign...
The bill wants to keep people's important information like where they are or their health records safe from foreign countries we don't like. It tells companies not to share this information with them, and if they do, they can get in trouble.
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