One thing I asked Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack about at the Rural Summit was the complexity of rules, and delay getting rules out. He responded there were a lot of rules that certainly have been issued from the 2008 farm bill and that the department had more than 600 such rules to issue from the bill.That sounds high to me, but what do I know. I hope that's 600 in all stages of completion, and that most have notices of proposed rulemaking. I'd hope the new Administrative Conference would work on helping to streamline the process, but I doubt it. Most Congress people are happy to pass stuff they can point to with pride, and are much less concerned about actual implementation.
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Friday, June 04, 2010
USDA Rulemaking
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