That's what I'm talkin' about

Officials admit they pretty much ignore an Endangered Species Act requirement .... Now they want regulations to say they don't always have to do what they're already not doing.

The Bush administration proposes allowing the Environmental Protection Agency to approve new pesticides without a formal signoff in every case from the Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service.

By not requiring so many consultations, the government says it becomes more likely that the ones still required will occur.

"There haven't been any effective consultations in the last decade, and few before that," said Clint Riley, special assistant to the Fish and Wildlife Service director. "This has been sitting around under the cover for a lot of years."

The Endangered Species Act, signed into law by President Nixon in 1973, requires the government to ensure its actions don't jeopardize the survival of plants, animals, and fish. To do that, EPA must consult with the other two agencies.

Administration officials say the consultations haven't been occurring for a long time now, so they want to fix the process.
  ENN News article

Well, Christ and Satan on a bicycle built for two.

So, what I want now is for a couple of laws I don't comply with to be removed as well. What are my chances?

"By not requiring so many consultations, the government says it becomes more likely that the ones still required will occur." ??