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	Comments on: Finally, rules to rein in agency guidance documents	</title>
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		By: SPO		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[We need a whole new approach in America to the regulatory state. 

Anyone who has dealt with them has stories of bullying, bad behavior etc.  Here&#039;s a hypo---examiner is abusive to regulated entity--regulated entity tells examiner&#039;s supervisor that examiner is no longer welcome due to the abusive behavior--what result if push comes to shove?  I think injunctive relief from court to bar the abusive examiner from regulated entity&#039;s presence.

Regulators can generally do what they want, and there are no repercussions.  That has to end.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We need a whole new approach in America to the regulatory state. </p>
<p>Anyone who has dealt with them has stories of bullying, bad behavior etc.  Here&#8217;s a hypo&#8212;examiner is abusive to regulated entity&#8211;regulated entity tells examiner&#8217;s supervisor that examiner is no longer welcome due to the abusive behavior&#8211;what result if push comes to shove?  I think injunctive relief from court to bar the abusive examiner from regulated entity&#8217;s presence.</p>
<p>Regulators can generally do what they want, and there are no repercussions.  That has to end.</p>
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