The SCRUB Act of 2025 aims to reduce regulatory burdens by requiring agencies to repeal existing rules when creating new ones.
The SCRUB Act of 2025 mandates that federal agencies repeal existing rules when creating new ones, ensuring the new rule's costs are offset by the repealed rules' savings. The United States DOGE Service will review regulations to identify those that can be repealed without adverse effects. The Act also sets criteria for reviewing rules, such as whether they are obsolete or excessively burdensome. Repeals must be justified by economic benefits and cannot be reissued in substantially the same form. The Act includes provisions for judicial review and an effective date upon enactment.
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