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Could an executive order be made to make the approval process more effective and efficient? We did the fist part of the work by identifying the bottle necks (at
by rudolph9 6y ago
Could an executive order be made to make the approval process more effective and efficient? We did the fist part of the work by identifying the bottle necks (at least broadly), the Acts where approved by Congress so now let’s optimize.
It seems like a lot of these executive order get thrown out which if true seems like a big waste of time and resources.
- TaylorAlexander 6y agoI don't want one person determining our laws no matter who it is.
- rudolph9 6y agoIt’s a subtle difference but it’s the difference between how something is computed vs what is computed (i.e. the processes in place to enforce a law vs the word of the law). I’m definitely not a legal scholar but I optimize code a fair amount that computes the same thing as the un-optimized code. Take for example multiplication of natural numbers, e.g. 2x2=4, there are a number of ways this could be implemented to get the desired result, bit shifting, symbolic mathematics, heck even trained machine learning or an impl on a trinary computer. If The computation is correct the vast majority of the time great! If not, a judge can order the process be updated to implement the law. Effectively, Congress Makes the laws, the executive branch manages their administration, and the legislative branch ensures they are being administrators in accordance with the law.