The regulatory requirement to which I was speaking is originally based in the ERISA legislation, but based in the Department of Labor. And so it is certainly my impression that the legislation before us does not waive that one, that it would be applicable as a Department of Labor requirement on small business.
Discussing regulatory requirements related to small businesses during a legislative debate.
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