He said that several years ago, the governor proposed regulations to reduce power plant emissions significantly, but they were not adopted.
Late last year Bob McDonnell, Virginia's governor, approved regulations requiring abortion clinics to meet the same building requirements as hospitals (abortion-rights proponents argue that such measures have less to do with safety than with regulating abortion clinics out of business).
Lawmakers in New Jersey have jousted with the governor over regulation.
Mark Taber highlighted the different versions of events in a letter to Martin Wheatley, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), after hearing evidence by the Bank of England's deputy governor for regulation on Tuesday.
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They hope that the new plants, combined with new air emissions regulations Governor Pataki has promised to impose on older, dirtier plants, will put some of those old plants out of business.
Bailey, deputy governor for prudential regulation at the Bank of England and CEO of its bank regulation arm, the Prudential Regulation Authority, was a surprise choice for the FCA role and is not expected to take up the position for six months while a successor is found.
"Holding individuals to account is a key component of our job as regulators of banks," said Andrew Bailey, the Bank's deputy governor for prudential regulation.
His successor at the Bank of England, where he was deputy governor for prudential regulation, warned bankers at the Mansion House City banquet that financial markets needed robust regulation after the referendum.
"In some sense, this is just a big but only first step down the road to achieving that durability of funding," Daniel K. Tarullo, the Fed governor who oversees regulation, said at a board meeting on the rule.
