The main purpose of this legislation, known as the "Free to Exit Administrative Tribunals Act" or the "FEAT Act," is to streamline and speed up certain administrative processes at the Department of the Interior. It aims to give parties involved in specific agency proceedings the option to move their cases from administrative hearings to federal district courts. Key provisions of the FEAT Act include the definition of "covered actions," which refers to specific types of proceedings handled by the Department of the Interior.