DocketScope Attains Department of Education “Authority to Operate”, Solidifying its Position as the Premier Choice for Public Comments Analysis
Arlington, Virginia – DocketScope Inc., the leading provider of technology for public comments analysis,
A Comment Cluster Streamlines High-Volume Campaign Analysis
In the digital age, public comment periods have become a crucial part of
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DocketScope® SaaS Achieves FedRAMP® In Process Status
DocketScope® software has reached the “In Process” status for Moderate Impact applications under
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12 Takeaways from the ‘ChatGPT: Risks and Opportunities for Public Comments in Rulemaking Webinar’
Every day, more ethical questions arise around the development and deployment of AI
Balancing Project Manager and Expert Analyst Roles When Reviewing Public Comments
The public comment phase of rulemaking can be incredibly complex and involve hundreds of person-hours to complete. That means successful projects must be well-coordinated and organized, which puts a heavy burden on project managers. Plus, managers often spend as much time reviewing important submissions as they do organizing and following up with the rest of the team. Managers risk getting overwhelmed by the extra work and responsibility in many cases.
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Using Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) to Minimize the Risk of Failing the Logical Outgrowth Test
The notice-and-comment process is designed to allow agencies to learn from public comments and to make appropriate changes in the final rule based on the comments. Sometimes, however, the result is that the final rule is significantly different from the proposed rule.
5 Strategies for Drafting Public-Friendly Rulemaking Proposals
As a writer of proposed rules, your words make a difference. Readers understand the details and intent of rules through these documents and respond accordingly. If your writing is easy for the public to understand, commenters are better equipped to address pivotal issues and provide useful feedback.
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