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News/Protests & Claims/Ongoing Executive Order 13950 Controversy Demonstrates Why Government Contractors May Want to Closely Monitor the Presidential Transition
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Ongoing Executive Order 13950 Controversy Demonstrates Why Government Contractors May Want to Closely Monitor the Presidential Transition

Snell & Wilmer – As with any presidential (or governor) transition, significant changes occur in regard to the executive offices’ regulatory enforcement priorities and changes from the previous administration.  Because the majority of rules affecting government contractors can be created or amended through executive orders or regulatory actions, they do not require Congressional approval and can be expeditiously implemented by an incoming administration.

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