The administration's new rules would create a standard which is so broad and so vague that it would cripple employers in the high-technology industry, and both sides want to do something here. This is an opportunity for small businesses and college and university research, but the administrations' new rules would add cost and, I think, would negatively impact the taxpayers. So I ask colleagues on both sides to support the Davis-Moran amendment, which has bipartisan support, and which merely postpones the implementation of these regulations until GAO has the time to adequately assess them.
Tom Wolf: “The administration's new rules would create a standard which is so broad and so vague that it would cripple employers in…”
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Discussing the impact of new administration rules on the high-technology industry and supporting an amendment.
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