relief programs is introducing a new bill to force companies to publicly report how they're using the funds, and to beef up the oversight of the small business aid program., D-Mass., Chris Coons, D-Del., and Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., the proposal would strengthen some of the key watchdog provisions in the original $2.3 trillion CARES Act, according to a review of the bill obtained by ABC News.
Democrats behind the proposal -- which has the support of several prominent oversight advocacy groups, including the Project on Government Oversight and the liberal Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington -- have called on congressional leaders to include it in the next round of coronavirus legislation, but it's not clear if the effort will be included in the package.
Very little accountability from Congress regarding how our tax dollars are used, however.
Wonderful! Thank you.
We will never even know how much was given and to who, let alone how much they kept for themselves. It's a slush fund that we had to give them in order to get what everyday people needed, what a failure all the way around.
1. Who's going to review all that data? More fed employees needed? 2. Give the money away, then add strings ex post facto.
Go ahead, try me
Aqui é o Junior eu quero à música da Mc BIANCA tudo no sigilo
need accountability!