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Thursday, May 25, 2006

Even More Changes at OIRA

Paul Noe, counselor to the OIRA administrator, is following John Graham and Don Arbuckle out the door. Here's a look at his career, courtesy of the Crowell & Moring press release announcing his move into their firm and related lobbying shop; follow the links for more about what his work actually meant:
As Counselor to the Administrator at the OMB, Noe helped lead interagency reviews of draft regulations and analyses from the Environment Protection Agency, Department of Agriculture, Food and Drug Administration, Department of Health & Human Services, Department of the Interior, Department of Energy, and Department of Commerce. His work included the review of draft rules on issues such as environmental, natural resources, energy, food and drug, agriculture, and biotechnology. Noe also helped to develop and oversee government-wide regulatory reform initiatives, including risk assessment, information quality, peer review, and good guidance practices.


Posted by Robert Shull



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