The Freedom from Government Surveys Act clarifies that participation in the American Community Survey is voluntary.
The Freedom from Government Surveys Act amends the United States Code to ensure that participation in the American Community Survey is voluntary. It specifies that no penalties will apply to individuals who refuse or neglect to answer any questions on the survey. Additionally, the Secretary is required to include a statement on the survey clarifying its voluntary nature. This bill aims to reinforce the voluntary status of the American Community Survey, affecting all participants.
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