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Requires federal agencies to post their guidance documents in a single, central online location and follow rules for how those documents are organized and linked. Defines key terms including “agency,” names the Director of OMB as the responsible official for the central website, gives a detailed definition of “guidance document,” and requires agencies to retain and clearly label rescinded guidance while exempting FOIA‑protected material.
The law sets time limits for agencies to publish guidance already in effect and for the Director to designate the website, and it prescribes recordkeeping and labeling rules so the public and regulated parties can find current and previously rescinded guidance in one place.
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
Introduced January 24, 2025 by Ron Johnson · Last progress 1 year ago