The Regulatory Accountability Act

The Regulatory Accountability Act is a law that aims to make federal agencies more transparent and responsible when creating rules and regulations. It requires agencies to carefully consider the impact of their rules, choose the best solutions through fair testing, and ensure regulations are necessary and effective. The goal is to reduce unnecessary or burdensome rules, promote better decision-making, and increase accountability to the public. Overall, it seeks to improve the rulemaking process so regulations serve the public interest efficiently and fairly.