Since dataindex.us relies on updates to information collection requests (ICRs) from the federal RegInfo site, we have been closely monitoring changes while the site underwent revisions.
As of 8am on Tuesday, September 2, Reginfo.gov no longer displays the notice that had appeared since 5pm on Wednesday, August 20 (for additional context, please see our prior statement).

Screenshot of notice displayed on Reginfo.gov, reading: Reginfo.gov is currently undergoing revisions. Until this temporary issue is resolved, data related to EO 12866 reviews and information collection requests (ICRs) may not accurately update. EO 12866 meeting requests and public comments submitted for ICRs will be handled via email until this issue is resolved. To request an EO 12866 meeting, please send an email to MBX.OMB.OIRA.EO12866Requests@omb.eop.gov For EO 12866 Meeting Requests, please use the following subject line: "EO 12866 Meeting Request: [RIN] [Rule Title]." The Regulatory Identification Number (RIN) can be found on reginfo.gov. Please list the requestor's name and affiliation, as well as anticipated attendees in the body of the email request. To submit a comment on an information collection request, please email your comment to MBX.OMB.OIRA.ICRComments@omb.eop.gov with the subject line: "ICR Comment: [OMB Control Number] [Collection Title]."

We identified that access to ICR data was limited during the 13-day revision period: Details for ICRs received by OMB between August 2 and 13, which had previously been published, were no longer available and no new submission details were posted. As of today, the missing ICR data has been restored and now reflects the most recent submissions. We will continue to monitor ICR publications to ensure daily updates are maintained, and our ICR trackers at dataindex.us will be updated shortly with the recently released data.

We also observed that the public comment feature on ICRs has been reinstated. Comments for ICRs open under the 30-day review period can once again be submitted directly through Reginfo.gov rather than by email.

At this time, we have not identified any revisions to Reginfo.gov beyond the restoration of ICR data and the comment feature. We will share further updates if additional changes are observed.