Burdensome Data Collection Relief Act

Bill 114 hr 414, also known as the Burdensome Data Collection Relief Act, aims to reduce the amount of data that federal agencies are required to collect and report to Congress. The bill was introduced in the House of Representatives on January 10, 2021, by Representative John Smith.

The main purpose of the bill is to streamline the data collection process and reduce the burden on federal agencies by eliminating unnecessary or redundant reporting requirements. The bill also seeks to improve the efficiency of government operations by focusing on collecting only the most essential data needed for decision-making.

If passed, the Burdensome Data Collection Relief Act would require federal agencies to conduct a comprehensive review of all data collection requirements and report back to Congress on which requirements are unnecessary or duplicative. The bill also includes provisions for establishing a process for ongoing review and evaluation of data collection practices to ensure that agencies are only collecting data that is essential for their mission. Overall, the Burdensome Data Collection Relief Act aims to promote efficiency and effectiveness in government operations by reducing the burden of unnecessary data collection requirements on federal agencies. The bill is currently being reviewed by the House Committee on Oversight and Reform.