institutions and foreign industry and commerce circles in Jiangsu Province, to provide economic and trade information, consultation, credit investigation as well as other services, and conduct publicizing activities for foreign trade
and economy.

(VI) To develop members in Jiangsu Province, to provide services to members and other enterprises, to reflect the conditions and suggestions of these enterprises to the People’s Government of Jiangsu Province and related departments, to study related problems in the economic and trade fields, and offer reference suggestions to the enterprises.

(VII) To provide legal consultation services on international economy and trade, finance, investment, technology transfers, and etc. to domestic and foreign economic and trade enterprises and organizations, to mediate the disputes over commercial and maritime affairs, to be entrusted as agent on arbitration and litigation, to issueto overturn ill-considered rules implemented by regulatory agencies. During the first few months of its session, Congress used CRA resolutions to eliminate 14 major rules finalized by the Obama administration in its waning days.

But relatively few Americans are aware that the president has waged his own war on over-regulation. For example, President Trump has lifted the Obama-era moratorium on coal leases on federal lands. And he has instructed executive branch agencies to review and reconsider pending rules, with a goal of eliminating two regulations for every new one implemented.

By year’s end, the Trump administration had withdrawn or delayed 1,500 proposed regulations. It has made a difference. On Dec. 14, the administration reported that the regulatory rollback had saved the American economy $8.1 billion, and would save another $9.8