Increased Accountability for Agency Rulemaking
New rules require significant government regulations to be signed by Senate-confirmed officials. This aims to increase transparency and accountability in the rulemaking process, potentially affecting the stability and predictability of regulations impacting citizens' daily lives.
Key points
Major new rules must be signed by Senate-confirmed officials, increasing their accountability.
Initiating new rules also requires approval from a senior appointee.
Exceptions exist for public safety or security, but require justification and public notification.
Status:
Introduced
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