Significant and guidance is really the exception, not the rule.

we are still a Nation of the people, by the people, for the people, which would mean people should still have engagement with their government.

Do you believe that memo is an agency guidance? Is that the perspective that it is a guidance document, not a new regulation, when that came out?

developing their own process seems to go away and you just have to do it this way

If we are going to do that, should we not actually go through the full process and to be able to say, new people are affected by this that were not previously affected.

Cost-benefit analysis is a really specific term that is used in the process of rulemaking.

That is a change, where someone who is not under it now suddenly is under it by a shift, by design.

Even the Department of Education put out a press release related to that saying that this is groundbreaking.

Make it stop. Every time I turn on my computer in the morning, there is a new set of guidance that are coming down to me.

Well, since we are jumping in here, can I just ask a quick follow up. How many agencies have a process where they are systematically going back through their guidance documents...

I hear from them that they feel the government is really out to get them through some of these memorandums and changes.

that rule as it stands now, and that conversation about that from the NLRB, could have some of the most significant long-term impact on our economy

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