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CFIB Welcomes Federal Directive on Regulatory Competitiveness and Red Tape Reduction

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Dan Kelly, President of Canadian Federation of Independent Business, issued a statement regarding a federal cabinet directive on Regulatory Competitiveness and Red Tape Reduction. CFIB welcomed the directive, noting it includes several long-standing recommendations. The new requirement mandates that regulators reduce regulatory burden costs by $2 for every $1 added.

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CFIB views the requirement for regulators to offset new burdens as a significant step toward reversing the trend of growing compliance obligations for small business owners. The directive also focuses on competitiveness and regular regulatory reviews.

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  1. Dan Kelly, CFIB president, welcomed a new federal directive.1 source
  2. Dan Kelly assumes the presidency of CFIB.1 source

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