EXPERTS Act of 2025

This bill changes how federal agencies write and review rules. People who submit studies during public comment would have to disclose who funded and reviewed them, agencies would post those studies and any industry funding conflicts, and public companies that knowingly submit false information would face civil penalties starting at $250,000. It would require courts to defer to an agency's reasonable reading of an unclear law, set a 6-year deadline to sue over agency actions, and limit White House regulatory review to 60 days with one possible 30-day extension. It would also create an Office of the Public Advocate, require agencies to respond to petitions with more than 100,000 signatures within 60 days, and let agencies reinstate rules that Congress previously disapproved.

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Sponsors

• Elizabeth Warren Democrat sponsor
• 12 cosponsors