On the recordSeptember 15, 2015
One of those is by passing legislation that is clear and unambiguous, and it reduces the need for the regulators to come in and kind of put the meat on the bones.
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congress.govOne of those is by passing legislation that is clear and unambiguous, and it reduces the need for the regulators to come in and kind of put the meat on the bones.
Carper advocates for clear legislation to streamline regulatory processes.
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