The Administrative Conference of the United States

The Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS) is an independent federal agency that seeks to improve the federal regulatory process. Established in 1964, ACUS brings together experts, government officials, and the public to analyze administrative practices and recommend reforms. Its goal is to enhance the efficiency, effectiveness, and fairness of federal agencies, ensuring they operate transparently and are responsive to citizens. By producing reports, guidelines, and recommendations, ACUS plays a crucial role in refining how government interacts with the public and implements laws.