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<abstract>Federal regulation is one of the basic tools of government used
to implement public policy. Agencies publish thousands of	 
regulations each year to achieve goals such as ensuring that	 
workplaces, air travel, and food are safe; that the nation&apos;s air,
water, and land are not polluted; and that the appropriate amount
of taxes are collected. Because regulations affect so many	 
aspects of citizens&apos; lives, it is crucial that rulemaking	 
procedures and practices be effective and transparent. GAO, at	 
the request of Congress, has prepared over 60 reports and	 
testimonies during the past decade that review aspects of federal
rulemaking procedures and practices. This testimony summarizes	 
some of the general findings and themes that have emerged from	 
GAO&apos;s body of work on federal regulatory processes and		 
procedures, including areas on which Congress might consider	 
taking legislative action or sponsoring further study. GAO&apos;s	 
prior reports and testimonies contain a variety of		 
recommendations to improve various aspects of rulemaking	 
procedures and practices.</abstract>
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