Congressional Budget Office Scheduling Reform Act
The Congressional Budget Office Scheduling Reform Act (HR 6140) requires the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to publish an annual schedule of major recurring reports by December 31 each year. This schedule must include key reports like the budget baseline, deficit reduction options analysis, accuracy of budget projections, and reports on unauthorized appropriations. The CBO must update the schedule as needed during the year. This law directly affects the CBO's reporting process and provides Congress with clearer timelines for accessing critical budget information. The bill aims to increase transparency around when these reports will be released.
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