On June 6, Congressman Thomas Massie led a group that included Troy Nehls, Addison McDowell, and Warren Davidson to introduce the Gold Reserve Transparency Act (H.R. 3795), which calls for a comprehensive audit of the U.S. gold reserves. The bill will require a full assay, inventory, and audit of all U.S. gold holdings, and will make public all transactions involving U.S. gold over the past 50 years, including purchases, sales, loans, stakes, leases, swaps, and other collateral activities.
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U.S. lawmakers have proposed the "Gold Reserve Transparency Act" requiring a comprehensive audit of U.S. gold assets.
On June 6, Congressman Thomas Massie led a group that included Troy Nehls, Addison McDowell, and Warren Davidson to introduce the Gold Reserve Transparency Act (H.R. 3795), which calls for a comprehensive audit of the U.S. gold reserves. The bill will require a full assay, inventory, and audit of all U.S. gold holdings, and will make public all transactions involving U.S. gold over the past 50 years, including purchases, sales, loans, stakes, leases, swaps, and other collateral activities.