New Agency Rules: Less Bureaucracy, More Deregulation
This bill aims to limit the number of regulations issued by government agencies. Before an agency can introduce a new rule, it must repeal or amend at least two existing ones, and the cost of the new rule cannot exceed that of the repealed ones. This is intended to reduce financial and administrative burdens on businesses and citizens.
Key points
Government agencies must repeal or amend at least two existing rules before issuing a new one.
The cost of a new regulation cannot exceed the cost of those repealed, aiming to prevent increased burdens.
The goal is to reduce bureaucracy and simplify life for citizens and businesses by cutting down on regulations.
Agencies will be required to publish their plans for new and repealed rules, increasing transparency.
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