Based on analysis of 8 sections of legislative text.

• Stops agencies from revoking project authorizations except in four narrow, explicitly described cases and requires clear-and-convincing evidence and written notice.
• Sets strict timelines for application receipts, completeness determinations, and deemed-complete rules to accelerate permitting.
• Requires CEQ guidance, gives CEQ dispute-mediation power, and mandates reporting on disputes and resolution times to Congress.
• Creates expedited judicial review with special venue rules, a presumption of unlawful delay when deadlines are missed, and 90-day decision deadlines for courts.
• Establishes lead-agency designation and coordination duties for complex, multiagency environmental reviews and invites concurrent statutory compliance.
• Mandates workforce capacity reports and gives OPM authority to create plans and allow temporary direct-hire authorities to fill staffing gaps.
• Defines covered terms (authorization, complex vs. routine) and excludes certain nuclear licensing from the Act’s scope.
• Maintains that the Act does not create new substantive agency powers or amend substantive environmental statutes—focuses on process and timing.