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Limiting Regulatory Burden
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The Policy on Limiting Regulatory Burden on Business outlines the requirements that federal regulators must meet in order to comply with the Cabinet Directive on Regulation as it relates to:
• the One-for-One Rule
• the Small Business Lens
Guidance
Guidance document Description
- Date of original: September 14, 2018
- Date of last revision: February 22, 2024
Note-EN: For document control purposes, please use the 'Upload a new version of this file' option within each individual document link when updating guides to their latest version.
