Help Put North Carolinians Back to Work!
Representative Glen Bradley has partnered with Representatives Harry
Warren, John Torbett, and Kelly Hastings to produce, file, and introduce
House Bill 587, the North Carolina Job Growth Through Regulatory Reform
Act. The NC Jobs Bill addresses the heart of the regulatory process
to remove bad regulations, stop new bad regulations from being enacted,
prevent regulatory burdens from impacting growth and hiring, and to
remove barriers to market entry for entrepreneurs, including the
reassessment, reduction, or removal of State licensure programs.
House Bill 587, an Act to Promote North Carolina Job Growth through
Regulatory Reform was introduced and passed the first reading on April
5th 2011 in the North Carolina State House of Representatives. The NC
Jobs Bill includes recommendations that had been passed on from Governor
Beverly Perdue towards the accomplishment of regulatory reform, it is
the result of several weeks of hard work by Representatives Bradley,
Harry Warren, Torbett, and Hastings.
“This regulatory reform package has been specifically directed towards
reforming the regulatory processes which most affect job growth in North
Carolina, and its enactment will have a profound impact on job growth
and economic recovery in our State,” said Representative Glen Bradley,
the primary organizer of the NC Jobs Bill, “This bill is truly
groundbreaking in its scope, depth, and effect, and if passed it will
make North Carolina a nationwide leader in our national economic
recovery.”
House Bill 587 was introduced into the NC State House on April 5th 2011,
and prior to its introduction had already picked up five cosponsorships
from Representatives Mark Hilton, David Lewis, Bert Jones, Tim Moffitt,
and Mike Stone. Information on the bill and its progress is available
on the North Carolina General Assembly website at http://ncleg.net/
Rep. Bradley only has until 2pm on Wednesday to get as many co-sponsors as possible! Please look up your NC House Representative here and insist that he or she co-sponsor HB 587 today!
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