Reining in the bureaucratic rule-making process
Introduce legislation to rein in the federal bureaucratic rule-making process.
Occurrences
I have and will continue to fight onerous regulations that hamper the American entrepreneurial spirit and economy.
Evidence
The campaign promises page says Biggs pledged to "rein in the bureaucratic rule-making process from the executive branch" and lists that promise as "Cosponsored on January 4, 2017 – Passed the House on January 5, 2017."
Biggs's House issues page says he promised to fight "Reining in bureaucratic rule-making and restoring Article I authority to Congress" and states he has "sponsored or co-sponsored legislation to address all six" of his campaign promises.
Congress.gov shows Rep. Biggs introduced H.R.7533 on 03/05/2024. The bill's title is "Modernizing Retrospective Regulatory Review Act," and Congress.gov describes it as a bill to improve retrospective reviews of Federal regulations.
Congress.gov shows Rep. Biggs introduced H.R.67 on 01/03/2025. The official title is "To improve retrospective reviews of Federal regulations, and for other purposes."
Assessments
The promise was to introduce legislation reining in federal bureaucratic rule-making. Biggs materially fulfilled that by introducing regulatory-review legislation in Congress, including H.R.7533 in 2024 and H.R.67 in 2025, both aimed at improving retrospective review of federal regulations. Earlier 2017 cosponsorship supports a consistent effort but predates the 2020 campaign context, so the clearest fulfillment tied to the federal office context occurred after the 2020 term rather than within that same term.