DOJ Spending Transparency: Report and One-Year Freeze on Payments to Big Tech Companies.
This law mandates the government to disclose all payments made by the Department of Justice (DOJ) to five major technology companies (Twitter, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Apple) since 2015. Furthermore, the DOJ is temporarily prohibited for one year from making new payments to these companies, except for those legally required. This measure aims to increase transparency regarding how taxpayer money is spent on large corporations.
Key points
Requires a detailed report on all Department of Justice payments made to Twitter, Meta, Google, Microsoft, and Apple since January 2015.
Imposes a one-year moratorium (freeze) on new federal payments from the DOJ to these companies, enhancing oversight of public spending.
Status:
Expired
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