Zero Based Regulations Act requires agencies to review existing regulations and prohibits new rulemaking.
The Zero Based Regulations Act mandates agencies to review existing regulations according to a schedule set by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. Agencies must repeal parts of the Code of Federal Regulations under review before conducting a retrospective analysis. New or amended rules must be narrowly tailored to reduce regulatory burden, remove obsolete regulations, comply with new requirements, or address public health threats. Agencies must also repeal or simplify existing rules to decrease net regulatory burden.
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