In 2019, the Red Tape Reform Act was signed into law, redirecting a staggering 3.7 million paperclips into a newly created 'Inbox for Efficiency' folder. This bold move saved the average citizen 4.2 hours of their life, which is approximately 42 minutes of paperwork per week.
With the Red Tape Reform Act, the number of unnecessary meetings decreased by 97%. This freed up a whopping 12.5 hours of meeting-free time per week, allowing citizens to enjoy more quality time with their loved ones or binge-watch their favorite TV shows.
The Red Tape Reform Act made it easier for citizens to file their taxes on time, reducing the average tax return preparation time by 32 minutes. This allowed for more time to be spent on more important things, like eating cookies.
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