1. Separate House and Senate rules technically prohibit any such riders that create new law or change existing ones by, for example, creating new rulemaking requirements. These rules have been interpreted as not prohibiting limitation riders, however, which arguably do not change or create law and are applicable for a defined period of time. Even with respect to legislative riders, the rules are often flouted when the rules committees of both houses liberally issue waivers for riders the leadership prefers and deny waivers for riders the leadership opposes. Thomas O. McGarity, Deregulatory Riders Redux, 1 MICH;Members might also attempt to include "legislative riders" that are antiregulatory in nature, such as provisions that require agencies to undertake new onerous processes while implementing regulatory programs,2006
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