H.R. 8065 aims to ensure public safety by requiring sellers of highly infectious agents to keep detailed electronic records of their sales, including buyer information and intended use, for at least five years. The bill mandates the development of a list of such infectious...
The bill wants to make sure that people who sell really dangerous germs write down who they sell them to and other important details, so we can keep everyone safe.
H.R. 8917 aims to create a system that allows for the expungement of low-level marijuana-related offenses from an individual's criminal record. The bill proposes a legal process where affected individuals can apply to have their records cleared and outlines the...
The bill wants to help people by erasing old, small problems they had with marijuana from their records so they can get better jobs and opportunities now. It also says that special rules will make sure that nobody can see what's been erased.
The H.R. 9425 bill aims to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to allow for the assessment and collection of user fees from all tobacco products, not just certain types. It plans to increase the total amount collected in user fees, allocate fees based on the sales...
The H.R. 9425 bill wants to make sure all types of tobacco products have to pay a little money called "user fees" to help the government, and it plans to change how much is paid by 2028 and keep track of sales. If tobacco makers and sellers don't follow the rules or give the right numbers, they might get into trouble.
S. 5464 aims to amend the Social Security Act to require hospitals with approved medical residency programs to collect and report data on graduate medical education starting January 1, 2027. The bill mandates that this data includes attrition figures, such as withdrawals and...
S. 5464 wants hospitals to keep track of how many doctors in training leave or finish their programs, and share this information online for everyone to see, while making sure they carefully note differences like age, gender, and other details.
H.R. 9925 aims to create a system that allows state education agencies to access certain demographic data about members of the Armed Forces. The bill requires the Secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security, along with the Secretary of Education and other experts, to...
H.R. 9925 wants to help schools get information about people in the military, like their education and rank, while keeping that information safe and private. This way, schools can better understand and support kids from military families.
H. R. 5840, titled the “Transportation Security Screening Modernization Act of 2024,” aims to simplify the enrollment process for individuals applying for TSA security threat assessments, specifically for the Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) and...
The bill wants to make it easier and quicker for people to get special badges they need to work safely with transportation, like ships and trucks carrying dangerous things. It asks the people in charge to find ways to make the process faster and cheaper without forgetting about safety rules.
H.R. 9448, known as the “School Hunger Elimination Act of 2024,” aims to improve the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act by making it easier for children to qualify for free or reduced-cost school meals. The bill proposes automatic certification for school meal eligibility for...
The School Hunger Elimination Act of 2024 is a plan to help more kids get free or cheaper meals at school by automatically signing them up if they already get help from other government programs, like Medicaid. By sharing information between different state agencies, it makes sure kids from families that need support can get meals without having to fill out more forms.
S. 5450, known as the "Modernizing Law Enforcement Notification Act," proposes changes to title 18 of the United States Code. It aims to allow licensed importers, manufacturers, or dealers to notify chief law enforcement officers electronically when transferring firearms. The...
The bill wants to make it easier for people who sell guns to tell police about it by sending them emails instead of letters in the mail. It also wants to make sure the email is safely received.
H.R. 6917, titled the “Security Clearance Improvement Act of 2024,” aims to update the questions on the Standard Form 86 questionnaire used for national security clearances. The bill requires the addition of questions about an individual's membership in organizations that spread conspiracy...
H.R. 6917 wants to add new questions to a government form used to check if someone is safe to work with top-secret stuff. These questions would ask if a person belongs to groups that spread strange stories about the government or if they were at the big event in Washington, D.C., on January 6, 2021.
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