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“Federal agencies should still be able to review or change a major rule before its scheduled review date, and any other laws that require agencies to review rules should still apply.”
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“Changing the system federal regulators use to grade banks on how safe and financially healthy they are.”
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“Courts should only be able to check whether agencies published required review plans or review results; they should not judge the substance of those reviews or OIRA decisions, and major rules should still take effect even if an agency misses a publication step.”
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“The later-review system should apply to federal rules OIRA finds have very large economic effects or serious real-world impacts, while leaving out rules already reviewed through a comparable process, rules already renewed or updated at least every 10 years, guidance, policy statements, and internal agency procedure rules.”
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“Agencies issuing major federal rules should have to say what the rule is meant to do, how they will measure its results, what data and public feedback they will collect, and when they will review it, with review deadlines no later than 10 years after the rule starts.”
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“The White House regulatory review office, OIRA, should guide agencies on major-rule reviews, help coordinate reviews of related rules, waive review-plan steps for some emergency, routine, deadline-driven, or impractical rules, and give agencies up to 90 extra days when they justify a delay.”
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“Federal agencies should have to post major-rule review results clearly on their websites within 180 days after finishing the review, including any events or conditions that would trigger another later review.”
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“Small banks and credit unions should face lighter exams when they are healthy, as long as regulators can still catch risks and protect customers.”
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