The Information Quality Assurance Act (H.R. 7219) aims to ensure that federal agencies use the best available scientific, technical, demographic, economic, and statistical data when making rules and guidelines. It requires the Director to update guidelines with public and...
Simple Explanation
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).