Nobody Elected Elon Musk Act

This bill says the person put in charge of the White House’s “Department of Government Efficiency” would be personally responsible for any legal claims tied to that department’s actions. Instead of the federal government paying if something goes wrong, that individual would be on the hook. The bill mentions possible claims like breaking labor laws, mishandling data privacy, risking national or domestic security, or violating spending rules.

Key points:

• Who is affected: The special government employee managing the Department of Government Efficiency (or any successor office) in the Executive Office of the President.
• What changes: That person—not the federal government—would be liable for claims related to the department’s activities, including labor, privacy, security, and appropriations issues.
• When: Would take effect upon becoming law (no later date is listed).

The bill’s short title is the “Nobody Elected Elon Musk Act”.