Dingell–Conyers Act

The Dingell–Conyers Act is legislation that promotes transferring federal records, especially congressional documents, to public archives for long-term preservation and access. Named after representatives John Dingell and John Conyers, it aims to ensure transparency and maintain government transparency by systematically preserving official records. This law helps scholars, journalists, and the public access historical government documents, supporting research and accountability. Essentially, it formalizes procedures for archiving important federal records, safeguarding the nation's history while making it accessible for future generations.