Regulatory Integrity Act of 2017

Bill 115 hr 1004, also known as the Regulatory Integrity Act of 2017, aims to increase transparency and accountability in the regulatory process within the federal government. The bill requires federal agencies to provide detailed justifications for proposed regulations, including an analysis of the costs and benefits of the regulation. It also mandates that agencies must disclose any scientific or technical data used to support the regulation.

Additionally, the bill requires agencies to provide opportunities for public comment on proposed regulations, allowing stakeholders to provide feedback and input before a regulation is finalized. This ensures that the regulatory process is open and inclusive, allowing for a more thorough and informed decision-making process.

The Regulatory Integrity Act of 2017 also includes provisions to prevent agencies from using undisclosed data or information in the regulatory process, promoting transparency and accountability in the development of regulations. By requiring agencies to provide detailed justifications and opportunities for public input, the bill aims to ensure that regulations are based on sound science and evidence, and that the regulatory process is fair and transparent. Overall, the Regulatory Integrity Act of 2017 seeks to improve the regulatory process within the federal government by promoting transparency, accountability, and public participation in the development of regulations.