On the recordJuly 10, 2013
The practical effect of such judicial review would be to slow or to hinder the Commission's ability to promulgate new rules.
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congress.govThe practical effect of such judicial review would be to slow or to hinder the Commission's ability to promulgate new rules.
Dingell highlights the potential delays in rulemaking due to judicial review under the draft bill.
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