Total Score: 690/2,100 points (32.9% of maximum possible score)
The CADETS Act focuses on supporting and improving the training and education of cadets. It introduces new regulatory measures and increases funding for training programs, which moderately expands government power and spending. While it aims to enhance the quality of cadet training, it has a limited impact on personal freedom and the free market.
Criteria | Score (out of 100) | Comments |
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1. Regulatory Language and New Powers | 55 | Introduces new regulations to enhance cadet training programs. |
2. Mandates on Individuals or Businesses | 45 | Imposes requirements on institutions running cadet programs. |
3. Repeal or Modification of Existing Laws | 25 | Modifies existing laws to improve training and education for cadets. |
4. Funding Provisions and Government Control | 70 | Allocates significant funding for cadet training programs. |
5. Powers Granted to Government Agencies | 60 | Grants discretionary powers to agencies overseeing the training programs. |
6. Penalties and Compliance Mechanisms | 35 | Specifies penalties for non-compliance with training standards. |
7. Reporting Requirements | 50 | Introduces new reporting requirements for institutions. |
8. Sunset Clauses | 20 | Includes sunset clauses for periodic review of the training programs. |
9. Authority and Oversight | 55 | Delegates authority to federal agencies to ensure compliance with training standards. |
10. Judicial Review | 25 | Provides limited provisions for judicial review. |
11. Emergency Powers | 20 | Grants some emergency powers for rapid response in training adjustments. |
12. Exemptions and Waivers | 30 | Offers limited exemptions from existing regulations. |
13. Impact Assessments | 45 | Includes assessments of the expected effects on government control and cost. |
14. Spending and Taxes | 65 | Increases government spending to fund the training programs. |
15. Market Manipulation | 25 | Minor impact on the market through training incentives. |
16. Tax Code and Reporting | 25 | Minimal impact on the tax code. |
17. Areas Outside Original Purpose | 20 | Stays within the original purpose of improving cadet training. |
18. Reducing Government Power | 30 | Increases government power through oversight and funding. |
19. Impact on Free Markets | 35 | Some impact on free markets due to increased oversight and funding. |
20. Personal Freedom | 40 | Minor impact on personal freedoms related to training requirements. |
21. Reducing Spending and Debt | 30 | Increases spending without addressing the national debt. |