Feb. 3, 2012 – Federal regulators missed 72.9 percent of the rulemaking deadlines that had passed by Feb. 1 under the Dodd-Frank Act, according to a DavisPolk report cited Thursday on Politico.com.
The 225 expired rulemaking deadlines make up 56.3 percent of the 400 total rulemaking requirements set by the statute, the report shows. They make up 78.7 of the 286 rulemaking requirements that have been assigned specific deadlines under the law.
Of the law’s 400 rulemaking requirements:
- 93, or 23.25 percent, have been finalized;
- 158, or 39.5 percent, have been proposed; and
- 149, or 37.25 percent, have yet to be proposed.
The February Dodd-Frank Progress Report is available online.