Establishes a federal priority goal to reduce scams, creates a Scams Steering Committee, and mandates a website for scam reporting and prevention.
The ReportScams.gov Act establishes a federal priority goal to reduce scams affecting the people of the United States. It mandates the creation of an interagency Scams Steering Committee, chaired by the Office of Management and Budget and the Deputy Secretary of a relevant federal department. The Act requires the development of a Federal Scams Action Plan within 180 days, outlining strategies to reduce scams, including education programs and investigation activities. A centralized, publicly accessible website, reportscams.gov, is established for scam prevention, reporting, and assistance.
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