H.R. 226 is a bill aimed at placing certain Federal lands in Tennessee into trust for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. This bill outlines the specific lands and easements to be held in trust, details the administration and intended use of these lands, and describes...
The bill is about giving some land in Tennessee to the Cherokee Indians so they can use it for special cultural things, but they are not allowed to build casinos there.
H.R. 7595 is a bill aimed at making the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) more transparent by amending the Tennessee Valley Authority Act of 1933. It proposes the creation of an Office of Public Participation to engage with and educate the public on TVA's processes, allowing...
The bill wants to make sure that the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), which helps provide electricity to people, explains what they're doing more clearly by including the public in their plans and considering things like the environment and health in their decisions.
S. 5421 aims to support advanced nuclear energy projects by providing enhanced loan guarantee provisions from the Department of Energy. The bill creates the New Nuclear Investment Accelerator Program Account to manage funding and oversee cost overruns for projects that use...
S. 5421 is like a big plan to help build new types of power plants using special loans to make sure they have enough money. It tries to be careful with spending but might make some people worry it could spend too much or pick favorites.
H.R. 144, titled the “Tennessee Valley Authority Salary Transparency Act,” ensures that the Federal Reports Elimination and Sunset Act of 1995 does not eliminate specific reports required from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). The bill mandates that TVA must report the...
The bill, known as the "Tennessee Valley Authority Salary Transparency Act," is about making sure that important salary information of top workers at the Tennessee Valley Authority is reported to keep track, but this information won't be made public to protect private details.
H.R. 226, known as the "Eastern Band of Cherokee Historic Lands Reacquisition Act," proposes to transfer certain federal lands in Tennessee into trust for the benefit of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The bill outlines specific lands around the Tellico Reservoir in...
The bill is about giving some land in Tennessee back to the Cherokee people for them to use to remember their history and culture, but they can't use it to build casinos and need to make sure any new buildings don't mess with flood or river controls.
H.R. 226, known as the "Eastern Band of Cherokee Historic Lands Reacquisition Act," is a bill that allows certain federal lands in Tennessee to be held in trust by the United States for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. This includes specific properties managed by the Tennessee Valley...
The government wants to take care of some land in Tennessee for the Cherokee people so they can use it to remember their history and have fun activities, but there are some rules they need to follow.
H.R. 4693 is a bill that aims to prevent the elimination of certain reports required from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), despite the mandates of the Federal Reports Elimination and Sunset Act of 1995. It specifically amends the TVA Act of 1933 to require the disclosure...
H.R. 4693 wants the Tennessee Valley Authority to share some information about what their top employees do and how much they get paid, but it won't tell everything to keep certain details secret.
H. R. 4693 proposes that certain reports required by the Tennessee Valley Authority should not be subject to the Federal Reports Elimination and Sunset Act of 1995. It specifically amends Section 9 of the Tennessee Valley Authority Act of 1933 to mandate that a detailed...
The bill is about making sure the Tennessee Valley Authority (a big electricity company) doesn't have to stop making certain important reports, especially about the pay of its top workers, but it also keeps some pay details secret from everyone.
The Tennessee Valley Authority Salary Transparency Act ensures that a specific law from 1995, which eliminated certain federal reports, does not affect the reports required by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). The bill mandates that TVA disclose the total number of...
The bill wants the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to tell Congress about their high-paid workers and what they do, but it keeps some of this information private from the public. This helps check how TVA spends money on salaries, but it keeps the details secret from everyone else.
The Tennessee Valley Authority Salary Transparency Act ensures that certain reports from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) are not affected by the Federal Reports Elimination and Sunset Act of 1995. Specifically, this bill requires the TVA to provide a report listing the...
The Tennessee Valley Authority Salary Transparency Act is like a special rule that makes sure important people working for the Tennessee Valley Authority have to tell their salaries, but some of this pay information is kept secret just like a hidden treasure map that's protected from certain rules.
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