; (3) provide, for both proposed and final rules, timely online access to the rule making docket on regulations.gov, including relevant scientific and technical findings, in an open format that can be easily searched and downloaded; and (4) for proposed rules, provide access to include, to the extent permitted by law, an opportunity for public comment on all pertinent parts of the rule making docket, including relevant scientific and technical findings. (c) Seeking affected parties Before issuing a notice of proposed rule making, each agency shall, where appropriate, seek the views of those who are likely to be affected, including those who are likely to benefit from and those who are potentially subject to such rule making. (d) Delay of implementation (1) In general An agency shall delay implementation of an interim final rule until final disposition of a challenge is entered by a court in the United States, if— (A) the agency excepted the rule from notice and public procedure under section 553(b)(B) of title 5, United States Code; and (B) the agency exception of the rule described under paragraph (1) is challenged in a court in the United States. (2) Length of delay If implementation of an interim final rule is delayed under paragraph (1), the delay shall continue until a final disposition of the challenge is entered by the court. 5. Integration and innovation (a) Findings Congress finds that— (1) some sectors and industries face a significant number of regulatory requirements, some of which may be redundant, inconsistent, or overlapping; and (2) greater coordination across agencies should reduce these requirements, thus reducing costs and simplifying and harmonizing rules. (b) Promotion of innovation In developing regulatory actions and identifying appropriate approaches, each agency shall— (1) promote coordination, simplification, and harmonization