Other regulations
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Restore the governmental separation of powers by preventing the Legislature from delegating rule-making authority to regulatory agencies. » www.mackinac.org/6352 |
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Eliminate most of the 200 occupational licensure mandates, which are primarily protectionist in nature. » www.mackinac.org/5570 |
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Repeal a recent law that essentially restores the monopoly of old-line electric utilities and imposes "renewable energy" mandates on electric companies. » www.mackinac.org/9467 |
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Disband a state agency "workgroup" that is drafting "ergonomics" regulations to be imposed on businesses, and prohibit state agencies from enforcing any such mandates. » www.mackinac.org/7783 |
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End all permitting and licensing functions in individual departments — including the Department of Environmental Quality — and reconstitute them in a new and separate department whose only function is to issue permits. » www.mackinac.org/8054 |
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Repeal the "minimum wage" law, which makes it unlawful to pay a person less than $7.40 per hour, regardless of voluntary agreements between an employer and employee. » www.mackinac.org/7003 |
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Pre-empt local governments from adopting so-called "living wage" ordinances, which typically raise the minimum wage that must be paid by businesses holding substantial city contracts. » www.mackinac.org/1705 |
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This text is part of the larger publication:
101 Recommendations to Revitalize Michigan
101 Recommendations to Revitalize Michigan
Publication: Study
SKU: S2009-01
