Increased Transparency for Federal Trade Commission Actions
New rules require the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to publish draft decisions and reports on its website at least 30 days before a vote. This aims to increase public awareness of planned FTC actions, although in emergencies or to protect confidential information, these deadlines may be shortened or waived. The act does not provide grounds to challenge Commission decisions.
Key points
FTC must publish draft documents for voting 30 days in advance, increasing transparency.
In emergencies or for data protection, the 30-day rule can be waived.
The act does not create new rights or allow challenging FTC decisions based on it.
Status:
Expired
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