I mean, in my opinion, what good does it do the public to have a rulemaking process that goes on and on and never produces a rule?
Frank Pallone: “I mean, in my opinion, what good does it do the public to have a rulemaking process that goes on and on and never…”
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Pallone questions the effectiveness of prolonged rulemaking processes.
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