No Altering Public Comments Act

Bill 118 HR 4113, also known as the No Altering Public Comments Act, is a piece of legislation currently being considered by the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to prevent government agencies from altering or manipulating public comments submitted during the rulemaking process.

The bill specifically prohibits any federal agency from altering, modifying, or suppressing public comments submitted by individuals or organizations during the rulemaking process. It also requires agencies to maintain a record of all public comments received and to make these comments publicly available in their original form.

The No Altering Public Comments Act aims to promote transparency and accountability in the rulemaking process by ensuring that the public's input is accurately reflected and considered by government agencies. By preventing agencies from altering or suppressing public comments, the bill seeks to uphold the principles of open government and democratic participation. Overall, the No Altering Public Comments Act is a bipartisan effort to protect the integrity of the rulemaking process and ensure that the voices of the public are heard and respected by federal agencies. If passed, this bill would help to strengthen public trust in the regulatory process and promote greater transparency and accountability in government decision-making.