The legislation introduces new requirements for federal oil and gas leasing, aiming to enhance transparency and streamline processes. It mandates that the Secretary provide a detailed report to bidders whose offshore oil and gas lease bids are rejected for not meeting the fair market value, explaining the basis for this determination. Additionally, the bill clarifies that court orders cannot prevent the timely issuance of onshore oil and gas leases , unless the court specifically finds that the issuance would violate a requirement of Federal law. A significant provision addresses civil actions challenging offshore oil and gas lease sales. It stipulates that such challenges shall not affect the validity of any issued lease or cause delays in processing related exploration or development plans. If a court finds non-compliance with Federal law, it is expressly prohibited from setting aside or enjoining the sale or leases, instead requiring a remand to the Secretary of the Interior to correct the non-compliance while continuing to process all related plans and applications.