To promote accountability and transparency in future executive orders.

Bill 118 HR 181, also known as the "Accountability and Transparency in Executive Orders Act," aims to increase oversight and transparency in the process of issuing executive orders by the President of the United States. The bill requires the President to provide a detailed explanation of the reasoning behind each executive order, including how it aligns with existing laws and the Constitution.

Additionally, the bill mandates that all executive orders be published on a publicly accessible website within 24 hours of being issued. This will allow the American public to easily access and review the content of each executive order, promoting accountability and transparency in the executive branch.

Furthermore, the bill establishes a bipartisan commission to review and evaluate the impact of executive orders on the American people and the economy. This commission will provide recommendations to Congress on how to improve the executive order process and ensure that future executive orders are in the best interest of the country. Overall, Bill 118 HR 181 seeks to hold the President accountable for their actions and ensure that executive orders are issued in a transparent and responsible manner. By increasing oversight and promoting transparency, this bill aims to strengthen the democratic process and uphold the principles of good governance in the United States.