U.S. Representative Young Kim’s Improving Access to Small Business Information Act has passed the House as part of the bipartisan INVEST Act, a legislative package that includes more than 20 bills aimed at reducing regulations, supporting small businesses, and increasing investment opportunities.
The bill is designed to simplify how the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of the Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation gathers input from small business owners by removing certain regulatory barriers that hinder outreach and feedback efforts.
“The Small Business Advocate should be spending time listening to small businesses across the nation—not tied up in Washington red tape,” said Rep. Young Kim. “My bill is a simple, commonsense fix that helps elevate the voices of Main Street, so our capital markets work better for them. I’m glad to see it pass the House with bipartisan support.”
Young Kim has represented California’s 40th district in Congress since 2021 after succeeding Gil Cisneros. She previously served in the California State Assembly between 2014 and 2016. Born in Incheon, South Korea in 1962, Kim now lives in La Habra and earned her BBA from the University of Southern California in 1985.
