This bill would convert Executive Order 14243 into federal law, requiring government agencies to share information more effectively to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. The executive order, originally issued in December 2025, directs federal agencies to break down "information silos"—isolated data systems that prevent different agencies from accessing shared information. By codifying the executive order, Congress would make these data-sharing requirements permanent and binding, rather than allowing them to be reversed by a future president. The legislation affects all federal agencies and would apply to how they coordinate on identifying and preventing wasteful or fraudulent spending. No specific funding amount or timeline is included in the bill text; its implementation would rely on existing agency budgets and resources.
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