it destroys property rights provisions, eliminates risk assessment cost-benefit analysis, turns it on its head, and forces you to pay the Government to get regulated. What a beautiful amendment. Anybody that votes for this better not go home.
William Tauzin: “it destroys property rights provisions, eliminates risk assessment cost-benefit analysis, turns it on its head, and…”
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Criticizing an amendment related to property rights and government regulation.
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