Wikipedia 'Sunset provision' overview

Kysar, R. M. Wikipedia 'Sunset provision' overview.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunset_provision

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  • The debt metaphor into regulatory reform: framing accumulated rules as debt has entered reform discourse, with sunset clauses functioning as interest-rate caps that bound how long a rule can accrue cost before review.

    This sourceA sunset clause automatically repeals a law or regulation after a set period unless renewed, embedding mandatory review into the statute — an interest-rate cap that bounds how long a rule accrues cost before scrutiny (e.g. PATRIOT Act surveillance provisions).

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    The page shows sunset and review provisions that end or force review of rules after a set period, used in UK regulatory reform; it has no debt or interest-rate framing.

    “Part 5 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 , "Reduction of legislative burdens", made provision for sunset and review provisions" in secondary legislation”

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