[SmithL]

But he won't touch Cap & Trade, or even the silly Happy Meals laws.

[JPG]

A big, gigantic, humongous bite is needed and the CA Rats continue to nibble around the edges like miniature minnows with weak jaws.

[wastedyears]

Instead of making it easier to navigate through so many laws and regulations, how about get rid of most of the laws and regulations? Doesn’t that sound better?

[Lurker]

recommend a wholesale re-writing of the state's regulatory scheme.

That'll help. Those idiots will re-write them, alright. They'll make 'em twice as long and half as comprehensible.

[Graneros]

Wait. I’ve got it. They should appoint a commission to investigate the possibility of setting up a new California Regulation Streamlining Agency (CRSA). Yes that’s it, complete with a new California Streamlining Czar(CSC). The CSC of the CRSA would oversee a staff of 500 to 1000 with a new building being built in Sacramento and satellite offices in all major cities. Oh man, I should have been a politician.

[Logical me]

The California Democrats have screwed up this State so bad it will never recover. And they are still in power and so confused they look like about 5 years old. Keep these idiots in power and down in the dump it will continue. They are so similar to blind communists that there is no difference.

[funfan]

This sounds alot like the Executive order PO singed a few days ago. All talk and no effective or real action

[familyop]

If he and other Calirado, er, California leaders were really serious about that, they’d simply find a way to stomp on all rural zoning ordinances against domestic manufacturing and ordinances/laws against owner-builders. Oh...and rural HOAs.

[familyop]

“Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg” is trying to whack a rich, lazy mule into action with tailoring of regulations to suit the importing/bureaucratic beast, BTW. It won’t work.

[Redcloak]

It’s pretty much a sure thing that the “big review to kill regulations” will result in more and worse regulation.

[catnipman]

Review criteria: “identify any duplicative, archaic or inconsistent rules.”

This completely pointless other than letting Rats pretend like they’re doing something about regulations besides making more of them. Pretty much like Obama’s recent empty directive to the federal agencies regarding review of regulations.

It’s not duplicative, archaic, or inconsistent regulations that are the trouble. It’s all the ones that create a hostile environment for the conduct of business, manufacturing, mining, and hiring employees.

[omega4179]

My company will not hire in CA anymore except if somebody truly needs to be there. Its too complicated and expensive to do business in CA.

[telebob]

Good news: There are no duplicative, archaic or inconsistent rules.

Back to business as usual.

[sergeantdave]

“recommend a wholesale re-writing of the state’s regulatory scheme.”

That would take 10,000 monkeys typing for 10,000 years.