Making Reviews Certain Act

The Making Reviews Certain Act is a legislative proposal introduced by Representative Josh Gottheimer that aims to reform how federal reviews are conducted. While the specific text of the bill has not been summarized by the Congressional Research Service, its title suggests a focus on providing more certainty, transparency, or strict deadlines for regulatory or environmental review processes. If enacted, the bill would likely impact how businesses and local governments interact with federal agencies during the approval stages of various projects.

Because the bill has been referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources, it is probable that the legislation specifically targets reviews related to land use, energy production, or environmental protection. The proposal seeks to streamline these administrative procedures to prevent indefinite delays. As with most introduced legislation, this bill must be approved by both the House and Senate and be signed by the President before it can take effect as law.