H. R. 1591, titled the "Security Clearance Review Act," aims to amend the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004. The bill allows the Director of the FBI to make decisions about security clearances and access to classified information for political...
H. R. 1591 is a rule that lets the head of the FBI decide who gets to know secrets in the President's office, and if the President disagrees, they have to tell Congress why.
H.R. 2455 is a bill aimed at increasing transparency and oversight of special Government employees in the executive branch. It limits their service to 130 days within any 365-day period and requires a public database of these employees with information such as names,...
H.R. 2455 is a proposed rule to make sure certain special workers for the government don't work more than about 4 months in a year and that there’s a list everyone can see with their names and jobs. It also says these workers must show what money or gifts they get, so we know everything is fair and honest.
S. 1365 aims to prevent U.S. executive agencies from awarding contracts, grants, or cooperative agreements to companies owned by individuals who are special Government employees. If any such individuals own at least 5% of a company's shares, the company is ineligible for...
S. 1365 says that if a person works for the government and owns at least a little bit of a company, that company can't get special jobs or money from the government for a whole year after the person stops working for the government. This is to make sure everything is fair and honest.
S. 1196, the "Special Government Employees Transparency Act of 2025," aims to increase transparency and regulation of special Government employees (SGEs) in the executive branch of the United States Government. It mandates that SGEs can only serve for up to 130 days within a year and requires...
The bill is like a rule saying special helpers in the government can only work for a little while, up to 130 days a year, and their details must be available for everyone to see so we know who they are and what they do. It also makes sure we can see their money dealings, so everything is fair and honest.
H.R. 2828, known as the "VA DATA Access Transparency and Accountability Act of 2025," aims to protect veterans' personal information. It prevents the Secretary of Veterans Affairs from giving the Department of Government Efficiency access to any veteran's data. Additionally, special...
H.R. 2828 is a new rule that says the government can't use veterans' private information for the wrong reasons and has to give it back when they're done using it. It tries to keep veterans' personal data safe and sound, like keeping a secret in a special locked box.
H.R. 2578 is a proposed law that requires drug testing for special Government employees in sensitive positions. Before starting their job, these employees must undergo a drug test, and once hired, they will be subject to random drug tests. If someone tests positive for drugs,...
H.R. 2578 is about making sure special government workers, who have important jobs, take drug tests before and during their work to make sure they’re not using drugs. If they fail a test, they can’t work for at least a year.
H. R. 9483, known as the “Preventing Corruption in Advisory Roles Act,” aims to amend title 10 of the United States Code. The bill proposes to prohibit special Government employees within the Department of Defense from using or spending Federal funds while performing their...
In this bill, some people who help the Department of Defense plan and make decisions aren't allowed to spend the government's money directly to avoid any funny business, but the bill needs to make sure the rules are super clear and fair.
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