...determination that the benefits of the Intended regulation justify its costs. (7) Each agency shall base Its decisions on the best reasonably obtainable...for, and consequences of. the intended regulation. (8) Each agency shall Identify and assess alternative forms of regulation and shall, to the extent...

...determination that the benefits of the intended regulation justify its costs. (7) Each agency shall base its decisions on the best reasonably obtainable...for, and consequences of, the intended regulation. (8) Each agency shall identify and assess alternative forms of regulation and shall, to the extent...

...determination that the benefits of the intended regulation justify its costs. (7) Each agency shall base its decisions on the best reasonably obtainable...for, and consequences of, the intended regulation. (8) Each agency shall identify and assess alternative forms of regulation and shall, to the extent...

...directly. The President has begun to address some of these issues in the recently released EO 1 2866. This order directs that "(i]n setting regulatory priorities,...distributive impacts and equity are to be included. PRINCIPLES OF RISK , Many provisions of HR 2910 address desired attributes of risk assessment that...

...(Section 4(c)(l)(d)) The Executive Order also emphasizes the Importance of good data: "each agency shall base its decisions on the best reasonably obtainable...for, and consequences of, the intended regulation." (Section l(b)(7)) Risk analysis thus is only one tool — but a very important tool — in the regulatory...

...approaches, agencies were directed to select those approaches that maximize net benefits, and to base decisions on the best reasonably obtainable scientific,...for, and consequences of, the intended regulation. • Regulatory Policy Officers, reporting directly to the agency head, are to oversee regulatory affairs...

...jurisdiction. The Executive order also emphasizes the importance of good data. It says each agency shall base its decisions on the best reasonably obtainable...and other information concerning the need for, and the consequences of, the intended regulation. This brings us squarely to risk analysis, for it is one...

...the importance of good data: "each agency shall base its decisions on the best reasonablyobtainable scientific, technical, economic, and other information...for, and consequences of, the intended regulation." (Section l(b)(7)) Risk analysis thus is only one tool — but a very important tool ~ in the regulatory...

...determination that the benefits of the intended regulation justify its costs. (7) Each agency shall base its decisions on the best reasonably obtainable...scientific, technical, economic, and other information concerntng the need for. and consequences of, the intended regulation. *. (8) Each agency shall Identify...

...mentioned before. The order will require each agency to base its decisions on the best reasonably available scientific, technical, economic and other information concerning the need for and consequences of intended regulations. Considerations such as flexibility, government cost of enforcement, and compliance...