The Federal Register Modernization Act of 2024 aims to update how the government shares important documents, like replacing "printing" with "publishing" to use more modern ways, like the internet, to ensure people can see these documents easily, even during emergencies.

In H.R. 9592, Congress wants to make the Federal Register, which is like a big public notebook of government rules, more modern by letting it go digital and using computers instead of just paper. This means the rules can be shared online, and new ways to share them during emergencies are allowed, but some people are worried it might cost more or make understanding the rules harder.

The Federal Register Modernization Act of 2024 is like updating a book to be read on a Kindle instead of printing it on paper, so the government can use computers to send out important rules and laws, but it also makes sure there are always a couple of paper copies safely kept just in case.