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The Executive Order 14192 is an effort by the U.S. President to reduce the number of federal regulations, aiming to stimulate economic growth. For every new regulation introduced, at least 10 existing regulations must be removed, with the goal of ensuring the total cost of regulations is reduced each year. The Director of the Office of Management and Budget is tasked with overseeing and guiding this process, and exceptions can be made for regulations related to national security, military, or very low-cost areas. The order also stipulates that regulations must be accounted for in the regulatory plans and agendas presented during the presidential budget process.

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is asking for public input on which regulations should be eliminated to reduce unnecessary barriers for businesses and foster innovation. People can suggest which rules to get rid of and explain why they think these rules are problematic. Comments need to be submitted by May 12, 2025, via the regulations.gov website. It's important to note that any comments submitted could be posted publicly.

The General Services Administration (GSA) intends to cancel a rule from 2022 that allowed soliciting union memberships in buildings they control. This change aligns with an executive order aimed at reducing regulations. The new rule will clarify that such activities are generally not allowed in these buildings, ensuring the prohibition of distributing materials or soliciting on properties under GSA control.