Governor
Markell is making much of his Executive Order 36 to hold public
hearings on state regulations to identify the existing regulations that
are outdated, inconsistent, or no longer serve their purpose and get
them eliminated. CRI believes this order undermined proposed
legislation to make more substantive changes to the regulatory process;
changes desperately needed since Delaware needs new jobs but ranks a
disappointing 43rd in a CNBC survey on business friendliness.
This
is a one-time review that leaves two of the biggest agencies, DNREC and
DELDOT, until after the election. No regulations initiated in the last
three years will be included. In other words, no regulation passed
under Governor Markell's watch will be reviewed. Only the regulations
will be discussed with no questions on the underlying legislation
allowed. No requirement changes suggested by the public will be made
and there will be no report on the outcome for a year, after the next
legislative session ends.
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