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A group of senators has expressed strong disapproval over the Department of Energy's recent decision to remove the "Submit a Complaint" button from its website. They argue that this change has transformed what was once a straightforward process into a cumbersome and confusing multi-step navigation ordeal.
The senators highlighted that the previous system allowed citizens to easily voice their concerns and grievances, ensuring transparency and accountability within the department. However, the new process, they contend, complicates matters unnecessarily, potentially discouraging individuals from coming forward with their complaints.
In their statements, the senators emphasized the importance of accessible channels for public feedback, particularly in an agency responsible for critical energy policies and regulations. They called on the DOE to reconsider this decision and restore the user-friendly complaint submission feature, asserting that a streamlined process is essential for fostering trust and engagement between the government and the public.
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