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The success of most statutes
depends on an agency's ability to develop effective regulations.
Most professionals, engineers, scientists and even lawyers are
not trained in the details of the rulemaking process or in the
skills that apply to writing, editing, and reviewing regulations.
TRG has been teaching government rule drafters how to develop
effective regulations for more than 20 years.
TRG's training philosophy is based on a three pronged approach
to effective rulemaking. The two courses offered by TRG are designed
specifically to teach Federal employees these three essential
principles for effective rulemaking:
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Clarity
in writing - plain language. |
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Substantive
accuracy - serves intended purpose. |
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Correct
process - satisfies legal/procedural requirements (APA). |
Students learn that developing
an effective regulation is like constructing a three-legged stool,
the failure of any part renders the product ineffective. By focusing
on these three essential aspects of rule drafting students learn
how to build quality and improvement into every rulemaking. An
effective rulemaking is easier for customers to understand, easier
for customers to comply with and costs the agency less money
in enforcement and interpretations.
TRG offers two off-the-shelf
courses that are available under MOBIS. The prices for these
courses are based on the use of a customer provided facility
with normal training support capability and do not include travel
expenses for training conducted outside the Washington, DC, metropolitan
area. For pricing information click here.
TRG also develops training courses tailored for the employees of specific agencies. For more information about tailored
training courses click here.
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