Federal Agency Relocations: Cost-Benefit Analysis and Transparency
This act requires federal agencies to conduct detailed cost-benefit analyses before relocating a significant number of employees or entire offices. The goal is to ensure such decisions consider their impact on agency missions, employees, and communities, while increasing transparency in public spending.
Key points
Federal agencies must analyze costs and benefits of major job or office relocations.
Analysis results will be publicly available, increasing transparency of public spending.
An independent body (Inspector General) will review these analyses and report to Congress, ensuring oversight.
The act aims to protect agency operational efficiency and minimize negative impacts on employees and communities.
Status:
Introduced
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