Senator Schmitt Releases Post-Chevron Working Group Report

Report Will Guide Administrative Law For Years to Come

WASHINGTON –U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO), Chairman of the Post-Chevron Working Group, authored a 150-page report to shape the future of administrative law and detail how to best tailor future legislation to curtail the power of unelected bureaucrats in Washington.

“The Loper Bright decision is one of the most consequential Supreme Court decisions in our nation’s history. The rise of the Administrative State has been antithetical to our Constitution and our republican form of government. In our system, the people elect their leaders. For too long, Washington bureaucrats have been transferring power from the will of the people and into the hands of unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats.  President Trump’s Administration has been off to a historic start as it restores accountability to the Executive Branch. As the Chairman of this Working Group, I’m glad to release a report to help guide Congress’ role in restoring accountability, showcase the failures of the Biden era Administrative State, and detail how we can make lasting changes to our bill drafting processes,” said Senator Eric Schmitt.  

Click HERE to read the full report.

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