State Representative Glen Bradley of North Carolina has introduced a bill protecting small businesses and encouraging job growth through regulatory reform:
NC House Bill 587 – Job Growth Through Regulatory Reform
The bill directs the Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM) to perform a comprehensive flexibility analysis prior to enacting regulatory legislation which would affect small businesses in North Carolina. The process includes a requirement to summarize existing regulations and the proposed changes to it, cost-benefit analysis, and a summary of the methodology of that analysis. It offers a time period during which any affected person may challenge the proposal and call upon judicial review. Most importantly, it requires that the review board determine whether the rule is within the clear authority delegated by the General Assembly – and that no reasonable argument can be made that the authority does not exist.
READ MORE: http://randysright.wordpress.com/2011/04/07/rep-gen-bradley-on-house-bill-587-n-c-jobs-bill-filed-to-promote-job-growth-through-regulatory-reform/
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