Which statements about the relationship among regulatory impact analysis, the Federal Register, and www.regulations.gov is true?
A) All new regulations require a regulatory impact analysis (RIA), which includes a statement of the need for the proposed action, an examination of alternative approaches, and an evaluation of the benefits and costs.
B) The RIA ends up in the Federal Register, which is a daily journal publication of rules, proposed rules, notices, and other public regulatory information.
C) The Federal Register, the Regulations.gov website enables users to find, view, and comment on regulations for all federal agencies.
D) The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs is a branch of the judicial branch of government.
E) The goal of an RIA is to ensure that the regulation is really needed.

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A, B, C, and E are correct because they accurately describe the processes and purposes of regulatory impact analysis (RIA), the Federal Register, and Regulations.gov. D is incorrect because the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs is part of the Office of Management and Budget within the Executive Office of the President, not the judicial branch.

Which Statements About the Relationship Among Regulatory Impact Analysis, the Federal