Behind the Red Tape

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Feb. 04, 2015

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Federal agencies from the EPA to the Department of Labor have the authority to issue regulations through a process called "rulemaking." These regulations implement acts of Congress and have the force of law. Unfortunately, agencies frequently cut corners during this process, which can hamper innovation, hurt businesses, and waste time.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Federal agencies from the EPA to the Department of Labor have the authority to issue regulations through a process called "rulemaking." These regulations implement acts of Congress and have the force of law. Unfortunately, agencies frequently cut corners during this process, which can hamper innovation, hurt businesses, and waste time.

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