Administration perspectives on the 1995 regulatory reform legislation

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The process of regulatory reform has been complicated by polarization in the US Congress that makes the negotiation favored by the Clinton administration very difficult. Republican control of Congress has resulted in conservatives and business interests being less willing to consider Democratic arguments. Agencies feel like they are under attack and are reluctant to accept that cost-benefit analysis reforms are intended to improve administrative efficiency. Simplification of rulemaking and improved accountability are goals that all branches of government can agree on.

Political aspects, Industry regulations, Government regulation of business, Trade regulation

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Drafting comprehensive health care reform legislation: "It's the administrative law, stupid."(Symposium: Administrative Law Issues in Comprehensive Health Care Reform)

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Administrative law and procedure must play a large role in any health care reform proposal. Administrative agencies will likely play an important role in addressing issues of state and federal rights and the ability of government to delegate certain tasks onto business and individuals. More importantly, agencies will need to clarify the scope of any new rules and the processes by which they will be determined and challenged.

Analysis, Administrative procedure, Bill drafting

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Introduction

Article Abstract:

Any health care reform plan involving universal coverage requirements will necessarily involve many administrative regulations. Congress should recognize this while the health care reform debate is occurring. A failure to do so could lead to an out-of-control health system becoming more of an economic and bureaucratic burden than it already is.

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