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The Taxpayer Emergency Bill
Taxpayer emergency spending must have agency control plans
TRUE Accountability Act Taxpayer Resources Used in Emergencies Accountability Act
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If passed, agencies would have to write emergency plans showing how they will protect taxpayer money during crises.
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Citizens could see better oversight of how their tax dollars are used in disasters, reducing waste and abuse, so they should watch this bill now.
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The facts
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- Requires certain agencies to develop internal control plans for emergencies.
- Passed House with 384-0 vote.
- Received in Senate and referred to Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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