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POGO’s experts push policymakers to enact commonsense reforms that tackle waste, corruption, and abuse of power; hold those who’ve violated the public trust accountable; protect our constitutional rights; and make the government work for all people.

Public oversight is crucial to the success of any government ethics program, but far too many of the Pentagon’s ethics records are not reasonably available to the public.

Unpublished IG reports should be listed on Oversight.gov

Legislative Branch Inspectors General Coverage and Coordination

POGO’s testimony before the House Financial Services Committee on FinCEN oversight outlines steps to help ensure bad actors can’t make illicit financial transactions that harm our national security.

Having been entrusted with that great power, the justices owe the public not only a commitment to the ethical use of power, but also a conspicuous demonstration of their ethical conduct.

POGO testifies on how to counter undue foreign influence by strengthening the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938

As Congress discusses FOIA, POGO highlights existing issues impacting the law and suggests ways to improve the system for requesters and promote greater access to information.

Congress is poised to restrict stock trading by lawmakers, taking a first step toward creating a real ethics program for members of Congress, and must get the details right.

POGO Applauds Important Safeguards in SB 762 But Calls For Other Critical Measures

Testimony Before the House Appropriations Committee on Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies

Industry-written laws have led to even more defense contractor rip-offs; it’s time to fix the rules.

Written Testimony of Jake Laperruque, Senior Policy Counsel, The Constitution Project at the Project On Government Oversight in Support of H.135 and S.47, An Act to Regulate Face Surveillance
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