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Senate Bill 286 reduces regulations on commercial interior designers and expands the scope of work they can do.
This year, Kansas has become the second state to go straight from no sandbox to a universal sandbox. 
The passage of HB 474 is a major step toward fostering a more predictable and business-friendly regulatory environment in Utah.
Utahns should embrace innovation and reform now and help Utah again become an affordable place to live. 
In short, the solution to shortages is removing barriers to supply. After all, without widespread abundance of life’s necessities, economic security for self and society is not possible.
There is no perfect solution for the retail investor, but getting people access to alternative solutions like private equity and venture capital could help grow their savings accounts.

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