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Provide information on rulemakings not required in Regulatory Agenda

Provide information about rulemakings not required to be in the Regulatory Agenda (e.g. regulations or rules limited to agency organization, management, or personnel matters).

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Provide information on rulemakings not required in Regulatory Agenda
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Action Initiation Lists for informing people about regulations
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Allow the public to post anonymously
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Augment the regulations.gov “docket” with educational resources
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Ensure due review of proposed rules
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Feature major rulemakings on Whitehouse.gov so more can participate.
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Invite people with expertise to volunteer to be contacted
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Make it easier to stay in touch with status of rules in development
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Make the chain of logic for new rules transparent
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Modify regulatory agenda to aid timelier/more effective participation
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Provide average citizens with information they need early in process
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