Solange Reyner at Newsmax reports House Democrats are moving to block a Trump Administration plan that would allow Agencies to require Federal Employees to sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) covering a broad range of non-public Government information. Krishnamoorthi's Bill - the No Disrupting Accountability Act, states no Federal funds may be used to "develop, finalize, implement, administer, or enforce" the Office of Personnel Management's (OPM) proposed Confidential Government Information Nondisclosure Agreement, or "any substantially similar rule." The measure is the latest in a string of House Democratic efforts against the proposal. In June, Krishnamoorthi and U.S. Representative Greg Landsman (Democrat-Ohio) led a letter signed by 44 House Democrats urging OPM to abandon it. "Mandatory, Government-wide NDAs will only block lawful whistleblowing and disclosures, undermine Government transparency and accountability, and erode the independence and integrity of the non-partisan civil service," the Lawmakers wrote.

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