I think that what he said was wrong.

You shouldn't be doing that without particularly good reasons, and I don't think the burden of proof which you would have in amending the Constitution, which has very high thresholds, has been met by the proponents of this bill.

I don't understand what you are saying, that all this is about high-income people's preferences.

It is just kind of whether you are looking at a holistic way at what is good for everybody as a family, or whether you are looking at it just for the folks who are individually particularly concerned.

This bill does nothing to improve the rulemaking and will only serve to stymie agencies from ensuring that health safety and welfare of the American people are protected.

the Administrative Procedure Act is an 'administrative Constitution' that attempts to strike a balance between the need for due process and fairness, on the one hand, and the need for agencies to be able effectively to carry out their…

The estimated cost of workplace-related injuries is $250 billion, only 25 percent of which is covered by Workers' Comp.

Regulations protect the American public from a vast array of harms.

Most regulations are for the purpose of protecting society, and that is what they do.

The Honorable Steve Cohen, a Representative in Congress from the State of Tennessee, and Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform, Commercial and Antitrust Law.

The Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act proposes some needlessly drastic measures that threaten to undermine public health and safety and waste public resources.