Government Transparency
February 14, 2019
“The American people deserve free access to federal court records, and courts deserve a modernized way of maintaining those documents,” added Mr. Quigley, co-founder and co-chair of the Transparency Caucus.
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Government Transparency
February 13, 2019
Rep. Quigley, who serves as Chair of the Congressional Transparency Caucus, introduced the bipartisan Electronic Court Records Reform Act (ECRRA) to eliminate the paywall on public court records and modernize the website that provides access to federal court filings and case records.
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Government Transparency
February 13, 2019
Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) and Rep. Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) have teamed up to reintroduce the bill, dubbed the Electronic Court Records Reform Act.
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Government Transparency
February 13, 2019
It’s unreasonable to overcharge Americans for public court records through PACER, co-sponsors Republican Doug Collins of Georgia and Democrat Mike Quigley of Illinois said in a statement announcing the legislation.
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Government Transparency
February 7, 2019
Rep. Quigley joined MSNBC’s Chris Jansing to discuss the House Intelligence Committee’s efforts to widen their investigations into the financial world of President Trump, despite the president’s public criticism.
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January 23, 2019
Rep. Quigley, co-founder and co-chair of the Transparency Caucus, re-introduced the bipartisan, bicameral Access to Congressionally Mandated Reports Act (ACMRA) to improve the public and congressional staff’s access to reports mandated by Congress through the establishment of a searchable central website managed by the GPO.
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Government Transparency
January 17, 2019
Representative Mike Quigley, an Illinois Democrat and the chairman of congressional panel that oversees GSA, said he plans to “demand an explanation for GSA’s irresponsible behavior.”
January 16, 2019
Rep. Quigley was elected to serve as Chairman of the Financial Services and General Government (FSGG) Subcommittee on the powerful Appropriations Committee.
January 16, 2019
Rep. Quigley, Chairman-designate of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government (FSGG), released the following statement on the Inspector General report that the General Services Administration (GSA) ignored the Constitution and prior precedents by illegitimately allowing President Trump to continue to profit from his hotel located five blocks from the White House.
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Government Transparency
January 16, 2019
Representative Mike Quigley, an Illinois Democrat and the chairman of congressional panel that oversees GSA, said he plans to “demand an explanation for GSA’s irresponsible behavior.”