Regulatory Budgeting

Regulatory Budgeting:

News

Senate May Soon Consider Anti-regulatory, Anti-worker Bill 06/14/2004
Rumors are circulating on Capitol Hill that H.R. 2728, a bill that threatens protections of public health, safety and environment across the board and specifically weakens protections of workplace health and safety, may soon be taken up in the Senate. Read More

Anti-Regulatory, Anti-Worker Bills Pass House 06/01/2004
The House advanced the regulatory rollback this month by passing five bills, one of which threatens safeguards across the board while the other four specifically target workplace health and safety protections. Read More

Anti-worker, Anti-regulatory Bills Pass House 05/20/2004
The House of Representatives voted to pass five bills, four of which threaten workplace safety while the other threatens regulatory safeguards across the board. Read More

Anti-regulatory Bill Pushes Through House 05/17/2004
A bill making its way through the House threatens to advance the cause of "regulatory budgeting" policies that ration our protections of the public health, safety and environment based on phony cost and benefit numbers tailoredto serve industry interests.
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Graham Advises Ose to Scale Back Bill on Regulatory Budgeting 07/28/2003
The House Government Reform committee recently held a hearing on a bill (H.R. 2432), sponsored by Rep. Doug Ose (R-CA), that would test regulatory budgeting at five agencies, including EPA and the departments of Labor and Transportation. Read More

Ose Introduces Bill to Test Regulatory Budgeting 06/16/2003
Rep. Doug Ose (R-CA) recently introduced legislation (H.R. 2432) that would test regulatory budgeting at five agencies, including EPA and the departments of Labor and Transportation. Read More