This bill requires the administrator of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to submit detailed weekly reports to Congress documenting all changes the agency has made across federal departments and their impacts. The reports must include information about employee staffing changes, cost savings, policy modifications, physical relocations, any federal data accessed by DOGE (including who accessed it and why), and whether the actual results match expected benefits. The bill also requires DOGE to provide an initial report covering any actions taken between January 20, 2025 (when DOGE was established) and the bill's enactment date. The legislation, introduced by Representatives Schneider and Lynch, aims to give Congress oversight authority over DOGE's reorganization efforts and ensure that decisions affecting federal agencies and employees are based on transparent analysis rather than arbitrary actions.
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