What is the current status of S 148?

S 148 is currently: Passed Senate.

S 148 was sponsored by Joni Ernst (R), Sen.

Regulatory Analysis Improvement Bill

IntroducedN/A

Passed Senate1 year ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Awaiting House vote

Why This Matters

This bill requires government agencies to only consider measurable financial impacts when analyzing new regulations. It aims to make regulatory processes clearer and more transparent for the public.

If you are affected by government regulations, they will be based on clear financial benefits and not vague factors.

Who this affects

government agencies · the public

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill stops agencies from using factors that cannot be measured in money for regulatory analyses.
2Agencies must focus on clear financial benefits when creating new rules.
3The Office of Management and Budget cannot allow unmeasured factors in their analyses.
4Agencies must publish detailed summaries of their analyses for public review.
5People can challenge rules in court if they are based on unmeasured factors.

Read the detailed summary

Keep Your Coins Act of 2025This bill prohibits federal agencies from restricting a person's use of convertible virtual currency for their own purposes or to conduct transactions through a self-hosted wallet.

Regulatory Analysis Improvement Bill

IntroducedN/A

Passed Senate1 year ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Awaiting House vote

Why This Matters

This bill requires government agencies to only consider measurable financial impacts when analyzing new regulations. It aims to make regulatory processes clearer and more transparent for the public.

If you are affected by government regulations, they will be based on clear financial benefits and not vague factors.

Who this affects

government agencies · the public

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill stops agencies from using factors that cannot be measured in money for regulatory analyses.
2Agencies must focus on clear financial benefits when creating new rules.
3The Office of Management and Budget cannot allow unmeasured factors in their analyses.
4Agencies must publish detailed summaries of their analyses for public review.
5People can challenge rules in court if they are based on unmeasured factors.

Read the detailed summary