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Federal mandates exceed the limits of federal power described in the Tenth Amendment, this undermines federalism.
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Federal Government to block execution of unfunded mandates.
States do not have the money to put them in action. They need to find another way to get the money in order to meet the requirements.
A requiremnt in federal legislation that forces states and municipalities to comply with certain rules
Go to your states notary site to see what your state mandates. Each state is different.
The states and government compete for leadership of the country's domestic policy. Much of the conflict is over unfunded mandates.
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I definitely do not think federal mandates mean to run counter to the public policies that the states incubate, but they must at times. The federal government must deliver mandates in order to meet the minimum standards of our goal. If the federal government were not to enforce these mandates the states would have a chance to do whatever they wanted and there would be some pretty severe downfalls from this. The government only wants to ensure our safety, education, sound government. I used an example about education in one of my writings. The federal government must ensure that our children in every state is equally educated by equally educated instructors and/or teachers. This is so important to the future of our nation. There will always be some states that will complain or try to buck the system but that is why there is a minimum standard.