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… to - 866 Because OIRA review often leads to fewer regulatory burdens, more regulatory benefits, and better coordination of regulatory policy, funding for OIRA tends to pay large dividends. Yet … - page 49
… - 867 The next President should also reinstate the many executive orders signed by President Trump that were designed to make the regulatory process more just, efficient, and transparent. Executive … - page 49
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… so-called cooperative federalism programs. Additionally, the President should revise and sign an updated version … so-called cooperative federalism programs. Additionally, the President should revise and sign an updated version … - page 50
… should strengthen implementation of the Information Quality Act,’ robustly use the authority of the Paperwork Reduction Act,”° carefully enforce the … - page 50
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