This bill abolishes the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency, a federal coordination body, one year after enactment and redistributes its duties to other agencies including the Office of Management and Budget, the Comptroller General, and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers. The council's current responsibilities—such as workforce development, inspection standards, fraud and waste coordination, and whistleblower protection—will be reassigned to these existing agencies. The legislation removes all references to the council from federal law and updates inspector general oversight requirements across agencies involved in defense, intelligence, and small business programs. Existing legal documents, pending proceedings, and lawsuits related to the council will continue without interruption. The bill aims to streamline federal inspector general oversight by eliminating this coordinating layer and consolidating its functions among established government bodies.
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