Małe firmy · 24.11.1995

Small Business Size Regulations

In response to President Clinton's government-wide regulatory reform initiative, the Small Business Administration (SBA) has completed a page-by-page, line-by-line review of all of its existing regulations to determine which might be revised or eliminated. This proposed rule would improve the Agency's size program by simplifying and clarifying language in the existing rules, conforming these rules to present SBA policies and practices, and providing some substantive modifications to streamline the delivery of services to the public. The revised regulations would be more understandable and much easier to use. The proposed rule would reduce the number of sections. It would make the definition of ``affiliation'' more concise. While no longer recognizing an absolute right to appeal size determinations, it would give the Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA) discretionary authority to accept size appeals. The proposed rule would improve language, but would not change the existing size standards which apply to particular industries.