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Bookmark or Share- The Congressional Review Act in 2017 - AAFIn the coming days, the period of expedited review (no filibuster) for the Congressional Review Act (CRA) will expire in the Senate. That will put an end to the most expansive use of the CRA in history, with Congress and President Trump repealing 14 regulations, including three major rules. According to American Action Forum (AAF) […]
- Updated: The Congressional Review Act in 2017-2018 - AAFLast year, American Action Forum reviewed successful Congressional Review Act resolutions – that is, those resolutions passed by both houses of Congress and signed by President Trump. Since then, two more successful CRA resolutions have occurred. The table below is updated to include those regulations: the Arbitration Agreements rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau […]
- Major Regulatory Plans in Quarter One of 2024 - AAFAdditionally, even rules finalized in the second half of 2024 could be subject to recission under the Congressional Review Act (CRA). In examining rulemakings set for finalization during the first quarter of 2024, the American Action Forum (AAF) finds four dozen rulemakings that, if their final versions largely match the proposed iterations ...
- An Update on the Congressional Review Act in 2020 - AAFEXECUTIVE SUMMARY It now appears that any federal rulemaking published on or after May 13 could be subject to rescission under the Congressional Review Act (CRA), although volatility will remain for predicting the exact date. Potential targets under the CRA falling after May 13 could include deregulatory actions with an estimated combined savings of $11.7 […]
- The Biden Administration’s Fall 2023 Unified Agenda of ... - AAFThis report also provides a unique look at the nearly 40 potentially major rulemakings – among hundreds of others – that could be vulnerable to recission under the Congressional Review Act in 2025 if the political balance of power in the White House and Congress aligns accordingly after next year’s election. INTRODUCTION
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