Waiver Authorization Streamlining Act of 2021

Waiver Authorization Streamlining Act of 2021

This bill revises the process whereby a government contract awarded to a small business concern may still be awarded when ownership of the concern has been transferred.

Bill 117 HR 5861, also known as the Waiver Authorization Streamlining Act of 2021, aims to streamline the process for obtaining waivers for certain federal requirements. The bill seeks to reduce bureaucratic red tape and make it easier for individuals and organizations to obtain waivers when necessary.

The bill outlines specific criteria for when waivers can be granted, including situations where compliance with federal regulations would be impractical or unnecessary. It also establishes a clear timeline for the review and approval of waiver requests, ensuring that decisions are made in a timely manner.

Additionally, the bill requires federal agencies to provide detailed justifications for denying waiver requests, in order to increase transparency and accountability in the waiver process. This will help ensure that decisions are made based on merit and not arbitrary factors. Overall, the Waiver Authorization Streamlining Act of 2021 aims to make the waiver process more efficient and effective, while still maintaining the integrity of federal regulations. It is designed to benefit individuals and organizations seeking waivers, as well as federal agencies responsible for reviewing and approving waiver requests.