The Relevance of the Paperwork Reduction Act in the Digital Age

Summary:

The Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 remains relevant in today's digital landscape, despite being introduced before the widespread use of technology. The Act has adapted to modern challenges, such as digitization and data privacy concerns, by including electronic forms of information collection and issuing updated regulatory guidance. This has enabled the Act to continue serving as a cornerstone for efficient governance in the digital age, promoting reduced administrative burden and effective information management.