FedScoop -The General Services Administration announced that the public can now submit ideas for deregulating government through an online form. GSA and the Office of Management and Budget launched the form through Regulations.gov, a website that provides public access to regulatory materials and aims to increase rulemaking participation while improving federal efficiency and effectiveness.
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