I yield myself 1 minute. I need to set the record straight regarding the previous Member who just spoke about how many regulations have been issued under the Obama administration. Let me remind people here that, according to the conservative Heritage Foundation, net regulatory burdens increased in the years George W. Bush assumed the Presidency. Between 2001 and 2008 the Federal Government imposed almost $30 billion in new regulatory costs on America. About $11 billion was imposed in fiscal year 2007 alone. With regard to the number of pages of regulations, the Code of Federal regulations totaled 145,000 pages in 2007 alone. The Obama administration issued an Executive order, 13563, and a memorandum on small businesses and job creation, and the Executive order instructs agencies to seek the views of affected entities prior to proposed rulemaking. The Executive order also calls on agencies to engage in periodic reviews of existing regulations. The CHAIR. The time of the gentlewoman has expired.
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