So it is time for the regulatory process to come out of the past, join us in the future, and to be able to build for a more prosperous country; is that right?
Scott Tipton: “So it is time for the regulatory process to come out of the past, join us in the future, and to be able to build for a…”
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Tipton emphasizes the need for regulatory reform to foster future prosperity.
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