Small Business Regulatory Freedom Act regulates state agency rulemaking and review processes.
The Small Business Regulatory Freedom Act mandates that state agencies submit assessment reports for proposed regulations, detailing cost-benefit analyses and economic impacts. It requires agencies to identify and propose the removal of two existing regulations for each new regulation. The act establishes a Small Business Regulatory Review Committee to review pending regulations and recommend their reauthorization, aiming to reduce regulatory burdens on businesses by 25%.
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