Delay Costly Regulations Pending Judicial Review
This proposed law aims to delay the effective date of new rules that could cost the economy a billion dollars annually. These changes would only take effect after judicial review is completed, giving citizens and businesses more time to prepare and potentially challenge them in court. This is intended to ensure that expensive regulations are thoroughly vetted before implementation.
Key points
New rules potentially costing the economy at least one billion dollars annually will be delayed.
The delay will last until all court challenges to these rules are resolved.
If no one challenges the rules in court within a specific period, they may take effect sooner.
Status:
Expired
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