USBCFinal Rule
Eliminating the Census Bureau's Redundant Regulatory Part Related to Public Information and Disclosure
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Summary
The Census Bureau is removing outdated rules about how it handles public information and document requests to make its operations clearer and more efficient. This cleanup eliminates confusing duplicate rules so the agency can better serve the public without unnecessary bureaucratic requirements.
Key Points
- 1The Census Bureau is deleting old, redundant regulations that overlap with current rules about sharing public information
- 2This simplification makes it easier for the public to understand what documents and data the Census Bureau will release
- 3Citizens and organizations seeking Census information will have a clearer process without contradictory rules getting in the way
- 4The change reduces administrative burden on Census Bureau staff by eliminating duplicate compliance requirements
- 5This is a housekeeping measure that doesn't change what information is available, just how the rules governing it are organized
Key Dates
Published
January 23, 2026
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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