Small Governments Regulatory Improvement and Innovation Act of 1993

Small Governments Regulatory Improvement and Innovation Act of 1993 - Requires agency heads to: (1) issue guidelines to ensure agency implementation of regulatory function analysis requirements under current Federal law; and (2) develop a plan to inform, educate, and advise small entities on compliance with any rule with a significant impact on them.

Establishes in each agency the position of Small Government Coordinator to: (1) communicate the small government perspective on agency rules and policies during their development; (2) oversee and report to the agency head on agency efforts to comply with regulatory function analysis requirements as they apply to small governmental jurisdictions; (3) advise the agency head on establishing electronic or other means of information collection to gather data on small governments; (4) advise the agency head and the OMB Director on the development and implementation of the pilot program established pursuant to such requirements; and (5) provide technical assistance to small governments on compliance with agency regulations.

Requires the OMB Director to: (1) delegate responsibility for the implementation of all his or her duties under this Act to the Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs; (2) issue agency guidelines on the identification of rules having a significant impact on small entities; (3) monitor agency compliance with this Act; and (4) establish pilot programs to test innovative, more flexible approaches to reduce burdens on small entities while meeting overall statutory goals and objectives.

Establishes a Small Governments Advisory Council to perform various specified duties, including developing proposals for : (1) changes in the regulatory policies and activities of any agency which carries out the purposes of this Act; and (2) eliminating excessive or unnecessary regulatory burdens placed on small governments. Authorizes appropriations.

Amends Federal law to include Indian tribes within the purview of regulatory function analysis requirements.