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FRFAFinal Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
FRFAFeline Rescue Foundation of Alberta (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
FRFAForest and Rural Fires Act (New Zealand)
FRFAFarm and Ranch Freedom Alliance (Austin, TX; also seen as FARFA)
FRFAFederatia Romana de Fotbal American (Romanian: Romanian Federation of American Football)
FRFAFree Range Farmers Association, Inc. (Australia)
FRFAFoundation for Rabbit Free Australia, Inc.
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39) The FRFA must summarize any issues raised by public commenters, describe the steps taken by the agency to minimize burdens on small entities, and explain why the agency selected the final regulatory action it did, and why other alternatives were rejected.
The Regulatory Flexibility Act at 25: is the law achieving its goal? by Holman, Keith W. / Fordham Urban Law Journal
120) In 2001, CONSAD Research Corporation released a report indicating that agency compliance with the Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (IRFA) and FRFA requirements went up in the years between 1995 and 1999.
Willful blindness: federal agencies' failure to comply with the ... by See, Michael R. / Fordham Urban Law Journal
 
 
 
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