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How Regulatory Review Works

The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs does not create legislation or directly supervise agencies. Instead, it requests revisions to proposed rules, extends review periods, or returns proposals with limited public explanation.

This behind-the-scenes process means policies can shift or disappear without transparent documentation of the reasoning behind decisions. The office has historically operated with minimal public attention due to its technical nature and procedural focus.

The Debate Over Centralized Control

Supporters of centralized regulatory review argue it improves coordination between federal agencies and prevents