Regulation of oil and gas operations is best accomplished at the State level. A one-size-fits-all approach to regulation is not a viable option to ensure the highest level of safety and environmental protection.
Miller argues for state-level regulation of oil and gas for better safety and environmental protection.
Share
More from GARY G. MILLER
I have some real concerns with that. I have had a concern with the definition between subprime and predatory for years, and I am glad to see we are going to finally deal with it.
The rules being proposed are bank-centric and do not take into account the fundamental differences between how banks and insurance companies operate.
While I strongly believe in coordination among international regulators, we must resist the tendency of pursuing a one-size-fits-all approach.
But the idea behind an Inspector General, which I have come to admire, is that there is an independent watchdog within agencies...
Other voices in this conversation
