Federal Accountability Act

The Federal Accountability Act is legislation aimed at improving transparency and responsibility within federal government operations. It establishes rules to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse of public funds by increasing oversight, enhancing ethical standards, and promoting efficient management. The act also seeks to improve federal employees’ accountability, ensure responsible use of resources, and foster better oversight practices to maintain public trust in government activities. Overall, it’s designed to make government more transparent, ethical, and effective in serving the public interest.