kaal:claim:4957318-015
Deadline pressure inverts the intended effect of sunset provisions: the need to reassess and renew by a fixed date produces hasty decisions or the continuation of flawed policies because there is insufficient time for proper evaluation.
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The requirement to reassess and potentially renew laws by a certain deadline may result in hasty decision-making or the continuation of flawed policies due to a lack of time for proper evaluation.
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failuresupport: arguedfailure: deadline-driven-renewalfamily: rule-obsolescence-and-ossificationeconomics
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