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The "Special Government Employees Transparency Act of 2025" aims to limit the use of special government employees to 130 days, create a public database of these employees, and increase transparency by releasing their financial disclosures.
Dave Min
Representative
CA
Dave Min
Representative
CA
The "Special Government Employees Transparency Act of 2025" aims to limit the use of special Government employees to no more than 130 days per year. It mandates the creation of a public database containing information on these employees, including their names, positions, and pay rates. The Act also requires the public release of financial disclosures filed by these employees, promoting transparency and accountability.
The "BAD DOGE Act" repeals Executive Order 14158, effectively ending the US DOGE Service and US DOGE Service Temporary Organization due to concerns of overreach and violations of laws and regulations.
Dave Min
Representative
CA
Dave Min
Representative
CA
The "BAD DOGE Act" repeals Executive Order 14158, effectively disbanding the US DOGE Service (USDS) and the US DOGE Service Temporary Organization (USDSTO). This action is in response to findings that the USDS and USDSTO, under the leadership of Elon Musk, exceeded their authorized powers, violated constitutional principles, and contravened federal statutes and ethics regulations. The Act aims to restore proper oversight and adherence to legal standards within government IT operations.
The "Aquatic Biodiversity Preservation Act of 2025" establishes a program to sequence and make publicly available the genomes of aquatic species, enhancing conservation and management efforts.
Dave Min
Representative
CA
Dave Min
Representative
CA
The "Aquatic Biodiversity Preservation Act of 2025" establishes a program, managed by the Secretary of Commerce, for sequencing aquatic species genomes to improve conservation and management efforts. It directs the Secretary to work with various entities to collect, sequence, and make genomic data publicly available, while providing funding and assistance. Tribal governments determine whether and when to release data. The act authorizes $2,000,000 annually from 2025-2031 for program implementation.