Eno's Law (Senate Bill)

Eno’s Law, also known as the Senate Bill, is a principle suggesting that when government agencies or organizations implement new policies or rules, they often add bureaucratic steps or requirements that can hinder efficiency and innovation. Essentially, it highlights how regulatory processes sometimes grow more complex over time, making it harder to get things done quickly or effectively. The law encourages careful consideration of regulations to avoid unnecessary complexity, aiming for policies that support progress without creating excessive red tape.