In this continuing series on regulatory issues for in-house counsel and compliance professionals, the author will devote the next few columns to offering suggestions to the next administration and Congress. In this installment he discusses nonpartisan regulation.
Partisanship in national politics is undeniably all-American. Throughout our history, partisanship has played an important and many times positive role in the formulation of public policy. That thought is comforting as we watch the level of partisanship reach new heights (or depths) during this electoral season. On the other hand, given the current climate, the time has come to consider the danger that increasing partisanship poses in regards to regulation.
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