FloGE, Florida's government efficiency experiment modeled after the federal DOGE program, aims to make government leaner by implementing sunset dates for existing regulations and requiring cost-benefit analysis for new rules.

• Republican-backed House Bill 305 targets Florida's alleged 170,000 regulatory barriers
• Sunset dates would require regulations to be regularly reviewed or face expiration
• New regulations would need to prove their worth through mandatory cost-benefit analysis
• Critics worry about timing and motivation behind the efficiency push
• Historical precedents like financial deregulation in the 1980s led to costly crises
• Environmental groups fear sensitive ecosystems could be put at risk
• The bill is one of 840 up for debate in the legislative session starting March 4th
• Success would be measured by reduced bureaucratic hurdles and economic growth
• Florida could become a trendsetter for similar deregulation efforts in other states
• Informed engagement is key to understanding the complex tradeoffs involved

Keep asking questions, exploring different perspectives, and using your critical thinking skills to form educated opinions about important policy initiatives like FloGE.

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