Years ago, the State Department announced that it would push though an exemption from munitions licensing requirements for certain hand-carried items. State officials were eager to print the exemption, yet the process took two years. In later May, State announced its intent to implement 17 licensing reforms--an agenda that State officials balked at implementing in meetings with the White House and the Defense Department. Lesson: Don't expect these proposals to appear in the Federal Register anytime soon.
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