Senators Schiff and Klobuchar urge USDA to enhance transparency and allow public feedback on reorganization plans.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senators Adam Schiff and Amy Klobuchar, alongside 13 colleagues, called on the USDA to implement a transparent process for public comments regarding its reorganization plan. They requested at least 60 days for stakeholders to submit feedback following the publication of a comprehensive proposal.
In their letter, the senators highlighted concerns over the lack of clarity in the reorganization plan and urged the USDA to clarify its processes for receiving and addressing public input, emphasizing that a more open approach will enhance stakeholder confidence.
The letter's signatories include notable senators such as Chuck Schumer, Michael Bennet, and Cory Booker, underscoring bipartisan support for a thorough commentary period on USDA's restructuring efforts.
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