US HB106

Requires the Secretary of the Interior to initiate delisting procedures when a species meets its recovery plan goals or is determined to have sufficiently recovered to no longer need Endangered Species Act protections

Mandates removal of species from endangered/threatened lists if the Department of Interior receives substantial scientific evidence demonstrating recovery, bypassing standard procedural requirements

Requires delisting within 90 days when evidence shows a species was listed based on information that was inaccurate beyond reasonable margins of error, fraudulent, or misrepresentative

Bars individuals for 10 years from submitting listing petitions if the Secretary finds they knowingly submitted petitions containing inaccurate, fraudulent, or misrepresentative scientific data

Expands mandatory 5-year species status reviews to include evaluation of recovery plan criteria, original listing factors, potential listing errors, and whether the species still qualifies as endangered or threatened