Accountability for Government Censorship Act mandates reporting on federal agency communications regarding lawful speech censorship.

The Accountability for Government Censorship Act requires federal agencies to report to the Office of Management and Budget on communications with platforms about lawful speech censorship. Reports must include details such as the agency's sub-agency, the names and positions of involved officers or employees, and the statutory authority for the communication. The Office of Management and Budget must then report to Congress on these communications, including unclassified summaries. Inspectors General must review agency compliance and submit reports to Congress.

Accountability for Government Censorship Act mandates reporting on federal agency communications regarding lawful speech censorship.

The Accountability for Government Censorship Act requires federal agencies to report to the Office of Management and Budget on communications with platforms about lawful speech censorship. Reports must include details such as the agency's sub-agency, the names and positions of involved officers or employees, and the statutory authority for the communication. The Office of Management and Budget must then report to Congress on these communications, including unclassified summaries. Inspectors General must review agency compliance and submit reports to Congress.