The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is working with Cornell University's e-Rulemaking Initiative and the Legal Information Institute on a pilot program called Regulation Room.
The experimental public rulemaking website provides an online environment for people and groups to learn about, discuss and react to selected rules proposed by federal agencies, organizers said.
According to Lead Technologist Eddie Tejeda, Regulation Room uses Digress.it technology to expand the public input available to regulatory agencies during the rulemaking process, while also serving as a teaching a research platform for faculty and students at the Ivy League school in Ithaca, N.Y.
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