On the recordJune 9, 2015
All we are saying is if there is an increase in costs and if it is going to take more time to obtain a permit or perpetuate the lack of regulatory predictability, the bill is null and void.
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congress.gov“All we are saying is if there is an increase in costs and if it is going to take more time to obtain a permit or perpetuate the lack of regulatory predictability, the bill is null and void.”
Senator Boxer argues that increased costs should nullify the bill.
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