This Javascript snippet will pull the individual #USLM headings to give an "idea" of what an act is doing. It should work within the web browser console (unsure about #AkomaNtoso) but needs the polyfill for the iterator onto XPathResult.

Array.from(document.evaluate('//uslm:heading', document, () => "http://schemas.gpo.gov/xml/uslm", XPathResult.ANY_TYPE, null)).map((result) => (console.log(result.textContent)))

https://www.govinfo.gov/link/plaw/117/public/169?link-type=uslm
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47017441/how-to-use-array-from-with-a-xpathresult/72548135#72548135

We need a "simplified" view of complex legal documents for mere mortals, using basic Web standards, ie that just works™. 🤠 How can we leverage this amazingly well-designed #USLM and #AkomaNtoso data? Would be nice to have a baseline, open-source, privacy-focused, distributed webapp (eg statically-served ES modules), consuming live data direct from #govinfo. https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/COMPS-9307/uslm/COMPS-9307.xml