OMB Papers on
Centralized Regulatory Review
The White House Office of Management and Budget, through its review of all
agency regulations, has a major influence on the federal regulatory process.
The papers posted on this portion of the site include internal OMB working
papers which led to the centralized review of agency regulations by OMB.
These materials are from the private collection of Dr. Jim Tozzi, a member
of the CRE Board of Advisors, who was also the first Deputy Administrator
of OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (the non-political
appointee) and the career official in charge of Quality of Life Review (Nixon),
the OMB regulatory review program instituted for EPA in the 1970's and the
predecessor to regulatory review Executive Orders 12044 (Carter), 12291
(Reagan), 12866 (Clinton), Seven Game Changers and A Half Century of Centralized Regulatory Review.
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