On the recordApril 13, 2011
It is incorrect to consider subtitle D regulation as roughly equivalent to subtitle C regulation. It is not equivalent.
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congress.govIt is incorrect to consider subtitle D regulation as roughly equivalent to subtitle C regulation. It is not equivalent.
Waxman argues that subtitle D regulations lack necessary enforcement compared to subtitle C.
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