- United States
- S.C.
- Letter
seeing cost and laws together made clearer--- **Subject: Request for a National Database of State Bills and Laws** Dear Members of Congress, I’m asking Congress to work with all 50 states to create one national database that includes every state bill and law, with both the financials and the list of laws entered together for one streamlined system. Right now each state tracks bills differently this would help states get organized . Texas and New York have done a great job putting them on tablets and searchable systems. But most don’t have one clear place where you can see the costs breakdown of financials and one space for all law. If every bill matters, then we should be able to see it all in one spot. For lathe laws would help organize Judges, lawmakers, and citizens ; life’s hectic when we have to dig through dusty books or guess how many bills exist and seeing the budget is one place would streamline to make decisions more efficiently . A national system would make government more transparent to people and states and save time,headaches and money which is time. I’m asking Congress to bring the states together, like you do in Washington, and offer them the chance to participate in this project. The tech teams could be paid fairly to code and upload the records and all the laws and states could opt in voluntarily. Thank you for considering this request. I believe it would be a big step toward making our country governments clearer for equality showing our public people how the system is working for them and show record of accounts easier tracking checkbooks for governments in State’s. Sincerely,