Bill 118 hr 7219, also known as the Information Quality Assurance Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The main purpose of this bill is to ensure that information disseminated by federal agencies is a...
ccurate, reliable, and unbiased.
The bill requires federal agencies to establish guidelines and procedures for ensuring the quality of information they release to the public. This includes conducting thorough fact-checking, using reliable sources, and providing transparent explanations of data and methodology.
Additionally, the bill requires agencies to respond to requests for correction of information within a reasonable timeframe. If a request for correction is denied, the agency must provide a detailed explanation for the decision.
The Information Quality Assurance Act also establishes an independent oversight board to review agency compliance with the guidelines and procedures outlined in the bill. This board will have the authority to investigate complaints of inaccurate information and recommend corrective actions to agencies.
Overall, the goal of Bill 118 hr 7219 is to promote transparency and accountability in the dissemination of information by federal agencies, ensuring that the public can trust the information they receive from the government.