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ACUS is developing a recommendation to provide greater transparency regarding the status of applications for licenses and permits.
🗓️ The Administration & Management Committee will meet to discuss the project on 10/1 (3-5pm ET).
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ACUS is developing a recommendation to streamline the permitting process through the use of general permits and permits by rule.
🗓️ The Rulemaking Committee will meet to discuss the project on 9/22 (2-5pm ET) and 10/13 (2-5pm).
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ACUS is developing a recommendation to use regulatory warnings fairly and effectively to achieve compliance.
🗓️ The Regulation Committee will meet to discuss the project on 9/18 (3-5:30pm ET) and 10/2 (3-5:30pm ET).
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ACUS is developing a recommendation to provide greater transparency regarding the status of applications for licenses and permits.
The Administration & Management Committee will meet on 9/17 (2-5pm ET) and 10/1 (3-5pm ET).
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ACUS publishes a new Information Interagency Bulletin each month, helping agencies and the public better understand the federal administrative process.
Check out the newest Bulletin: buff.ly/Fvc5iRd. And see all past Bulletins at buff.ly/tIQ58Q3.
ACUS recently adopted four new recommendations to improve efficiency, fairness, transparency, and public participation in government programs.
Find all four at buff.ly/8dCNfi8.
The Administrative Conference of the United States posts new Adjudication Updates every month.
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The Administrative Conference of the United States posts new Legislative Updates every week. Read recent updates at buff.ly/YfQCygG
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In an increasingly interconnected regulatory landscape, agencies frequently share regulatory responsibilities.
A new recommendation from ACUS identifies has been adopted to address challenges and facilitate coordination. Read the full recommendation at buff.ly/okM2mgb.
Federal agencies regularly communicate during rulemaking—sharing information, experience, and expertise; providing feedback on draft and proposed rules; and coordinating related regulatory actions.
Read the full recommendation at buff.ly/Fhxd5j6.
ACUS publishes a new Information Interagency Bulletin each month, helping agencies and the public better understand the federal administrative process.
In June, we explored the 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act.
Check it out at buff.ly/LNPwcuL.
The Administrative Conference of the United States recently adopted four new recommendations to improve efficiency, fairness, transparency, and public participation in government programs.
Find all four at buff.ly/tL5NMB7.
ACUS wants to hear from you.
ACUS is requesting public comments as part of a project to recommend best practices for frontline decision making in the adjudication of applications.
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Comments must be received by June 26 (10 a.m. ET).
The Administrative Conference of the United States is seeking a researcher for a new project: Discovery in Agency Adjudication.
Visit acus.gov/consult to learn more about open requests for proposals, consulting with ACUS, and submitting proposals.
ACUS is seeking a researcher for a new project: Preventing, Detecting, and Resolving Improper Payments in Federally Administered Programs.
Visit acus.gov/consult to learn more about open requests for proposals, consulting with ACUS, and submitting proposals.
ACUS adopted four recommendations at its 85th Plenary Session yesterday.
The recommendations identify best practices for improving efficiency, fairness, transparency, and public participation in government programs.
Learn more at buff.ly/XfbPY9l.
ACUS is seeking researchers for six new projects.
Proposals must be received by June 12 (5 p.m. ET) to be guaranteed consideration.
Visit acus.gov/consult for more information about the projects, consulting with ACUS, and submitting proposals.
ACUS wants to hear from you and is requesting public comments as part of a project to recommend best practices for frontline decision making in the adjudication of applications.
Learn more here: buff.ly/zRDmwr8.
Comments must be received by June 26 (10 a.m. ET).
The Administrative Conference of the United States is seeking researchers for six new projects. Visit acus.gov/consult to learn more about the projects, consulting with ACUS, and submitting proposals.