Regulation reform needs more urgency

With three-quarters of its work completed, the R.I. Office of Regulatory Reform has set the stage for real improvement in Rhode Island’s business climate. Charged by the General Assembly in 2012 with identifying, analyzing and recommending changes to state regulations that affect small business, it has issued the third of four expected reports. Originally scheduled

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