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H.R. 2069

3 September 2026 · posted 4 September 2026

H.R. 2069

Stop Secret Spending Act of 2025

Oversight and Government Reform Committee · Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL)

3 September 2026 | Presented to President

What's next: President has 10 days (Sundays excepted): sign, veto, or it becomes law unsigned (pocket veto if adjournment prevents return)

Summary: The bill would require federal agencies to publicly report spending on "other transaction agreements" (a type of contract that currently operates with less transparency and fewer regulations than standard government contracts) to the USAspending.gov website, where federal spending is tracked. It would also require the Treasury Department to publish annual reports showing how much federal spending data remains unreported and why, and would direct inspector generals at certain agencies to assess their spending data quality for the next decade.

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H.R. 2069 | Stop Secret Spending Act of 2025 | Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL) | Oversight and Government Reform Committee 📅 3 September 2026 | 📌 Presented to President What's next: President has 10 days (Sundays excepted): sign, veto, or it becomes law unsigned (pocket veto if adjournment prevents return) Summary: The bill would require federal agencies to publicly report spending on "other transaction agreements" (a type of contract that currently operates with less transparency and fewer regulations than standard government contracts) to the USAspending.gov website, where federal spending is tracked. It would also require the Treasury Department to publish annual reports showing how much federal spending data remains unreported and why, and would direct inspector generals at certain agencies to assess their spending data quality for the next decade. [AI-Generated]

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