Lawmakers Urged To Increase Capacity, Funding To Respond To Loper

Observers from both sides of the aisle are urging House lawmakers to increase funding and capacity to respond to the Supreme Court’s landmark Loper Bright decision that ended judicial deference to OSHA and other agencies, urging them to approve stalled legislative branch appropriations but pointing to different efforts that should be funded. During a July 23 House Administration Committee hearing titled “Congress in a Post- Chevron World,” witnesses suggested a litany of actions lawmakers could take in the...