The purpose of information disclosure regulation is to make sure you have enough information to decide if the goals of this part of the law are being met. You need to be able to get this information easily if you are interested. This helps you assess whether the law is working as it should.
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53: Input methodology applies pending outcome of appeal, or
"You must follow the input methodology rules while an appeal is happening."
53B: Effect of being subject to information disclosure regulation, or
"What happens when you have to share information about your goods or services with the public and the Commission"
The purpose of information disclosure regulation is to ensure that sufficient information is readily available to interested persons to assess whether the purpose of this Part is being met.
