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Latest post Tue, Aug 28 2012 4:48 PM by jeff118. 4 replies.
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    2011 Senate Bill 5500 (Concerning rule-making impacts on small businesses)

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    Introduced in the Senate on January 27, 2011

    Click here to view bill details.

  • Fri, Jan 28 2011 3:57 PM In reply to

    Re: 2011 Senate Bill 5500 (Concerning rule-making impacts on small businesses)

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    Thank you!

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    Re: 2011 Senate Bill 5500 (Concerning rule-making impacts on small businesses)

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    I would like to ask whether or not this bill applies to all government agencies within the state?  Secondly, I would like to know if this bill, if it becomes law, can apply to laws, rules and ordinances that have been passed in the past?  Thirdly, how do businesses respond to this law? (Through what state agency should they submit a request to have an agency perform and EIS?)  Thank you!
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  • Sat, Feb 26 2011 4:34 AM In reply to

    Re: 2011 Senate Bill 5500 (Concerning rule-making impacts on small businesses)

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     Here Here!!

    When we consider how many small business employ people, and how many of those are regulated to death each year, it's about time we stop trying to kill off our states small business and entrepeneurs. 

    Get this done!

     
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    Re: 2011 Senate Bill 5500 (Concerning rule-making impacts on small businesses)

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    This can only be a great thing for the small business owners, if we don't encourage and support them we have little chances to recover from these tough times. The small businesses continue to be the engine of our economy, it's what Bradley S Cohen would say.
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