Presidential Library Donation Reform Act of 2013

Bill 113 hr 1133, also known as the Presidential Library Donation Reform Act of 2013, aims to reform the donation process for presidential libraries. The bill was introduced in the 113th Congress by Representative John Duncan Jr. from Tennessee.

The main purpose of this bill is to increase transparency and accountability in the donation process for presidential libraries. It requires that any donation of $200 or more to a presidential library must be disclosed to the public within 30 days. This includes both monetary donations and donations of goods or services.

Additionally, the bill prohibits foreign governments, foreign political parties, and foreign agents from making donations to presidential libraries. This is to prevent any potential conflicts of interest or influence from foreign entities. Furthermore, the bill requires that any donation of $1,000 or more to a presidential library must be reported to the Archivist of the United States. This information will be made publicly available on the National Archives website. Overall, the Presidential Library Donation Reform Act of 2013 aims to promote transparency and accountability in the donation process for presidential libraries, ensuring that the public is aware of who is contributing to these important institutions.