Information Quality Act

The Information Quality Act (IQA) is a law aimed at ensuring the accuracy and quality of information published by U.S. government agencies. It requires these agencies to create and follow guidelines for the information they provide to the public. The goal is to improve transparency and trust by ensuring that government data is reliable and well-researched. If individuals notice poor-quality information, they can challenge it and request corrections, fostering accountability in how government information is shared and used.