On the recordMarch 15, 2015
Let me just ask you a question. On OMB's retrospective regulatory review of look-backs has created a savings of more than $20 billion and calculated net benefits of $200 billion.
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congress.govLet me just ask you a question. On OMB's retrospective regulatory review of look-backs has created a savings of more than $20 billion and calculated net benefits of $200 billion.
Serrano highlights significant savings from regulatory reviews.
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