Title 44 › Chapter 35— COORDINATION OF FEDERAL INFORMATION POLICY › Subchapter I— FEDERAL INFORMATION POLICY › § 3514
The Director must keep Congress and its committees up to date on the major activities under this law. The Director must send a report to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives every year and any other time the Director thinks it is needed. The report must say how agencies have reduced the burden of collecting information from the public, including a summary of results and plans, any violations of this law or its rules, any increases in collection burdens with the authority for each, and which agencies in the preceding year did not reduce burdens, the programs or laws that stopped them, and recommendations to help them meet section 3505(a)(1). The report must also cover improvements in statistics, public access to government information, and program performance through information management. The report must be based on agency performance results and must not increase information collection burdens on people outside the Federal Government.
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44 U.S.C. § 3514
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