This is an example of the kind of change the Executive order is meant to encourage.

They shall not impose unnecessary burdens on the economy, on individuals, on public or private organizations, or on State and local governments.

It requires that you be personally and clearly accountable for the regulations that are being considered.

Regulations that do not meet an agency's criteria for determining significance shall be accompanied by a statement to that effect at the time the regulation is proposed.

I expect that you will include in your revised agency procedures, provisions which will institute intergovernmental consultation described in this memorandum.

We join with its other members in reaffirming our mutual commitment to friendship, trust and cooperation.

I want the Departments to develop procedures in the following manner:

This Executive order is an instrument for reversing this trend.

I believe that the new spirit of openness, simplicity and clarity advocated in this Executive Order responds to the public's concerns.

Peace and understanding can be achieved only if we are willing to put aside our differences and join together.

The head of each agency shall approve the agenda before it is published.

The public is seeking a change.

I call upon all Americans to honor these observances with ceremonies and activities.

I have often said that the American people are sick and tired of excessive Federal regulation.

Agencies shall establish criteria for identifying which regulations are significant.

Each agency shall review its existing process for developing regulations and revise it as needed to comply with this Order.

The Prime Minister's trip here is in the context of our frequent and close consultations with the United States traditional friends and allies.

Regulations shall be as simple and clear as possible.