> I'm not sure what a good solution to this problem would be though. A more powerful Congressional Legislative Counsel akin to the Congressional Budget Office

> I'm not sure what a good solution to this problem would be though. A more powerful Congressional Legislative Counsel akin to the Congressional Budget Office. There is currently a House of Representatives Office of the Legislative Counsel and it does a lot of great work like summarize each bill, but it's rarely involved in legislative drafting unless explicitly asked. It should operate more like the CBO which gets called in for every bill that might impact government finances and the California Office of Legislative Counsel.