Maisie Justice

Bill 119 HR 677, also known as the "Department of the Interior Appeals Process Act," aims to create a more efficient system for reviewing appeals of decisions made by the Department of the Interior. The bill specifically targets appeals related to land management, natural resource development, and environmental protection.

Under this proposed legislation, a new process would be established to expedite the review of appeals, ensuring that decisions are made in a timely manner. This would help to prevent delays in important projects and ensure that individuals and organizations have a fair and timely opportunity to challenge decisions made by the Department of the Interior.

The bill does not specify the exact details of the new appeals process, but it is intended to streamline the current system and make it more responsive to the needs of stakeholders. It is important to note that this bill does not seek to change any existing laws or regulations related to the Department of the Interior, but rather aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the appeals process. Overall, Bill 119 HR 677 is a bipartisan effort to address concerns about the current appeals process within the Department of the Interior. By creating a more expedited review process, this legislation seeks to ensure that decisions are made in a timely manner and that stakeholders have a fair opportunity to challenge decisions that may impact their interests.