Office of the Federal Register

The Office of the Federal Register is responsible for publishing official government documents. This includes the publication of presidential proclamations, executive orders, and regulations from federal agencies. The office also compiles and publishes the Code of Federal Regulations, which contains all federal regulations currently in effect. Additionally, the Office of the Federal Register maintains the Federal Register, a daily publication that provides the public with notices of proposed rulemakings, public meetings, and other information related to the federal government's operations. Overall, the office plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency and accessibility of government actions for the American public.