Temporary Legislation¶
Gersen, J. E. (2007). Temporary Legislation. University of Chicago Law Review, 74, 247-298.
Cited by¶
3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Paired Enablement and Restraint Policy
- It is the governance analogue of the archetype's insistence that both channels stay alive at the same surface, and its sunset clause
This sourceDescribes sunset provisions as automatically terminating authority unless it is affirmatively reauthorized.
- It is the governance analogue of the archetype's insistence that both channels stay alive at the same surface, and its sunset clause
- Response Reversibility Checkpoint
- The device it institutionalizes — the sunset clause, a provision that automatically repeals a measure unless renewed — is a mature tool precisely for this problem.
This sourceShows that sunset provisions change continuation's default by terminating without affirmative renewal and forcing reconsideration.
- The device it institutionalizes — the sunset clause, a provision that automatically repeals a measure unless renewed — is a mature tool precisely for this problem.
- Support Layer Sunset Review
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