WSJ:
....Tucked inside Congress's new trillion-dollar omnibus spending bill
is potential regulatory relief for small businesses in agriculture. A
recent Journal editorial noted that the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration has been attempting to do an end-run around a law
preventing the agency from regulating small farms. The bureaucrats were
trying to redefine the farms as grain storage companies to make them
eligible for OSHA inspections. But Sen. Mike Johanns says that he now
has a bipartisan agreement to clarify that the agency must keep its
hands off the family farm.
No comments:
Post a Comment