Federal Regulatory Process Poster (Poster)
For training and classroom use

By Ken Ackerman

This informative two-sided color poster includes a detailed flowchart illustrating the regulatory process and where each player fits into the process, with several sections highlighting Real World Research Skills. 

Rolled in tube
ISBN 10: 158733013X
ISBN 13: 978-1-58733-013-1

Folded flat in envelope
ISBN 10: 158733013X-F
ISBN 13: 978-1-58733-013-1-F


 

2006, 2-sided 2-Sided Poster, $25 Paper Poster: 2 pages  (1 poster, double-sided) Published 2006 Dimensions: 24 x 18 inches Weight: 0.5 pounds Multiple copy discount for single order to single shipping address. Plus shipping and handling (8% of order, $10 minimum). VA sales tax added when shipped to VA address. Ships within 1 business day

Formats Poster    $25    The Federal Regulatory Process Poster is used in this course: Understanding the Regulatory Process: Working with and Influencing Federal Regulatory Agencies

The Federal Regulatory Process Poster is ideal for training and classroom use.

Also see our Congressional Operations Poster and "Ways to Monitor and Influence Policy at the Federal Level" chart.

Federal Regulatory Process Flowchart

  18" high
24" wide

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• Federal Regulatory Process Flowchart
• Regulatory Players (where they fit into the process)
• Glossary (terms listed on chart)
• Special Procedures
• For the Public (where the public can influence the process)
   

Federal Regulatory Process Glossary and Research

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• Selected Key Laws and Rules
• Agencies and Directories
• GPO Access: Federal Register (§ 4.43)
• GPO Access: Code of Federal Regulations (§ 4.45)
• Resources
• CFR Titles (§ 4.47)

Section § references are to Real World Research Skills, by Peggy Garvin
 

KEN ACKERMAN, counsel to the law firm of Olsson Frank Weeda Terman Bode Matz in Washington, DC, is a 25-year veteran of senior positions in Congress, the executive branch, and financial regulation. As administrator of USDA's Risk Management Agency from 1993-201, Mr. Ackerman headed the federal crop insurance program that provides coverage to over 1 million American farm producers under a public-private partnership. In 1994 and 2000, he spearheaded the Clinton administration efforts to upgrade the program through major legislative reforms.

Mr. Ackerman served two tours in the U.S. Senate, first as counsel to the Committee on Governmental Affairs (1975-1981) under then-Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois, and later as special counsel to the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry (1988-1993) under its then-chairman Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont. In between, he held senior legal positions at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which regulates markets in physical commodities and financial derivatives.

During his career, Mr. Ackerman has testified at dozens of congressional hearings, investigated and developed legislation on topics from budget reconciliation to farm policy to electronic eavesdropping to civil service reform to financial market oversight. He has appeared before the media and public groups including the National Association of Farm Broadcasters, CNN, National Public Radio, AgDay television, AgriTalk radio, bar associations, and government officials in London, Warsaw, Vienna, and Tel Aviv.

Mr. Ackerman has published many articles and three books on legal and historical topics including  Young J. Edgar: Hoover, the Red Scare, and the Assault on Civil Liberties, Boss Tweed: The Rise and Fall of the Corrupt Pol Who Conceived the Soul of Modern New York, The Gold Ring: Jim Fisk, Jay Gould, and Black Friday 1869 and The Dark Horse: The Surprise Election and Political Murder of President James A. Garfield. He was profiled in Government Executive magazine in 1997 and included by National Journal that year in its "Washington 100" list of top federal decision-makers. He is a graduate of Brown University and Georgetown University Law Center.

He is the author of the Federal Regulatory Process Poster (TheCapitol.Net).

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Also see these related publications  "How to Monitor and Influence Policy at the Federal Level" chart. Congressional Operations Poster Congressional Deskbook Real World Research Skills

Federal Regulatory Process Poster
By Ken Ackerman

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