BOONE, Iowa---State Representative Chip Baltimore, Republican of Boone, managed the first bill of the year through the Iowa House Wednesday. The bill received unanimous approval and puts into law Governor Terry Branstad's Executive Order that requires new rules to have a "Jobs Impact Statement". Baltimore says it means state agencies look into the impact of rules and regulations before they're implemented.
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