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When the editors of the Duke Law Journal invited me to Durham to discuss the National Performance Review's regulatory reform recommendations, they mentioned that Vice President Gore had quite naturally been their first choice. So I'm both honored and a bit apprehensive to be here in his place. There is something we both have in common, however: a reputation for being a stiff speaker. His, of course, is undeserved, as those of you who saw him dismantle Ross Perot ifi the NAFTA debate or banter with David Letterman can attest. I especially liked when Letterman asked him how he would like to be addressed: Mr. Vice President? Mr. Gore? Al? He responded that "Your Adequacy" would be just fine.' So that is what I am trying to live up to today.

Better Regulations: The National Performance Review's Regulatory Reform Recommendations