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Don Nickles: just looking at the language on page 35 of the bill, that is really where we are amending the section, that section 202…

On the recordJanuary 19, 1995
just looking at the language on page 35 of the bill, that is really where we are amending the section, that section 202, that is the one which defines the call for reports. Basically it says the report shall be issued if you have regulatory impact of in excess of $100 million or the public sector in any one year. I would think that would be any one calendar year. Regulatory agencies would be analyzing the cost of their changes, and they would have an annual cost. They may do an annual cost over several years. My guess would be that would be in any one particular calendar year. That is just my reading. We did not amend that language. We just included private sector in our amendment.
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Don Nickles
Oklahoma

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Discussing amendments to a bill regarding regulatory impact reports.

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