On the recordAugust 16, 2015
There is something fundamentally flawed about an agency that borrows theories and regulations which are born from wholly different laws and adopting them as its own.
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congress.govThere is something fundamentally flawed about an agency that borrows theories and regulations which are born from wholly different laws and adopting them as its own.
Murkowski points out flaws in regulatory practices of federal agencies.
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