Explain your solution and feasibility of policy change.

Identify Policy: clearly identify the policy
by number in the Legislative books. Is your policy a Federal, State or Local
law? 3-4 sentences.
Diagnose: Describe the underlying causes of why the
policy needs change. Provide a brief historical review of the policy. How did
the issue come about or how has the policy issue evolved over time? This should
be brief and to the point. Reference appropriately and include your bibliography
as a separate page.
Design: Explain your solution and feasibility of
policy change. What words or sections of the law or legislation do you plan on
changing? Cite the actual wording directly from the current policy, then write
the specific change you will be requesting. Be very specific.
Test: How will you test your new policy; how would
you implement your new policy; who will pay for this policy (customers, or
taxes etc).
Refine: How do you propose to do continuous
monitoring of the policy? Who will monitor? Will it be governmental? Cost
factors to consider: who will pay for this policy change?
Do not go over one page limit on the policy description.
Single space with a 12 Calibri Font.
Use AMA to reference cite. Bibliography: 1 page

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