A bill that would make it harder for state agencies to create administrative rules with big price tags is causing conflict between Wisconsin business groups. Administrative rules have the force of law, but they're drafted by state agencies. Under the bill, rules that cost more than $10 million to implement over two years would have to be approved by the full Legislature. Proponents say the bill would lead to a more open rule-making process and lessen the influence of "unelected bureaucrats."... ...moreKen Notes: This is tough because the unelected bureaucrats are often less influenced by partisanship and economic contributions. They also often have the educational support to draft better policy... | ||
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