A bill to require agency officials to communicate with and testify before Congress regarding certain agency actions, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 4692, also known as the "Agency Accountability Act," is a proposed piece of legislation that aims to increase transparency and accountability within government agencies. The bill would require agency officials to regularly communicate with and testify before Congress regarding certain agency actions.

Under this bill, agency officials would be obligated to provide Congress with updates on their activities, decisions, and any other relevant information. This would allow lawmakers to better understand and oversee the actions of government agencies, ensuring that they are acting in the best interest of the public.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for penalties for agency officials who fail to comply with these requirements, such as fines or removal from office. This would incentivize agency officials to be more transparent and accountable in their actions. Overall, the Agency Accountability Act seeks to strengthen the relationship between government agencies and Congress, promoting greater transparency and oversight in the decision-making process.