Accountability for Government Censorship Act

The Accountability for Government Censorship Act requires federal agencies to report any instances where they contacted private platforms to remove speech, add disclaimers, or restrict access over the five years prior to the law's enactment. These reports must be submitted to the Office of Management and Budget and include detailed information such as the names of involved officials, the specific platforms contacted, and the justifications for the actions taken. An Office of Management and Budget report will then summarize these communications for Congress, while agency Inspectors General will review compliance and mandate briefings for any agencies found to have failed in their reporting duties.