Project 2025's proposed attacks on the VA are a betrayal of the sacred promise this country makes to veterans.
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… This trend should be reversed. The budget should also include sufficient full-time equivalent (FTE) employees to form regulatory advance teams that would consult with agencies on cost-benefit analysis and good regulatory practices at the beginning of the … - page 49
… The next President should also reinstate - 867 The next President should also reinstate the many executive orders signed by President … modifications as needed). Executive Order 13132” on federalism should be strengthened so that state regulatory and … - page 49
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… government through so-called cooperative federalism programs. - 869 government through so-called cooperative federalism programs. Additionally, the … - page 50
… should strengthen implementation of the Information Quality Act,’ robustly use the authority of the Paperwork … Act,” and ensure the sound execution of OIRA’s statistical and other information policy functions. Regulatory cooperation agreements can also promote the further adoption of good regulatory … - page 50
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