Accountability for Government Censorship Act requires agencies to report censorship actions to the Office of Management and Budget.
The Accountability for Government Censorship Act mandates federal agencies to report instances of censorship of lawful speech to the Office of Management and Budget. Each agency must list communications with non-federal platforms over the past five years, detailing the involved officers, statutory authority, and purpose. The Office of Management and Budget will compile these reports and submit them to Congress within 210 days of the act's enactment. Inspectors General must review agency compliance and report findings to Congress.
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