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I am introducing legislation to repeal any regulation that was waived during the coronavirus public health emergency. My bill will also leave modified any regulation that was modified during the emergency period, unless Congress enacts a law to reinstate them.
We’ve already waived at least 200 regulations. It is far past time we question why some of these regulations were enacted in the first place. If these weren’t necessary to combat a global pandemic, why were they in place to begin with?
Can you also enact legislation to prevent the reinstatement of “non-essential” government work?
The fact that one even needs to state this is, in itself, remarkable.
God bless you @chiproytx !! This is exactly how we should be proceeding 
BTW, Happy Easter to you and your family
Anything not in the federal government 18 enumerated powers get rid of it or put it in the Constitution.
Can you link to a list of the regs please?
Obvious answer: They were in place to address some issue but *also* made it more difficult to fight the pandemic. That does not mean their original function was unnecessary or non-beneficial; only that it was trumped by COVID.
Alternate answer: They did not actually *need* to be waived during COVID but were waived because COVID provided an *excuse* to do so.
To keep people safe...danger increased during the pandemic and thus so did our tolerance to risk. I’m times of safety there’s no need to take on such risks. I don’t disagree that some regulations should be removed, but you can’t just throw them all out.
If not there to repeal legislation, what is the function of @chiproy?
This one I agree with!
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