This amendment replaces the parent bill's major rule ratification and approval process with a regulatory impact analysis requirement and streamlined legislative review procedures.
- Removes the 'and objection' language from the catch title, simplifying the bill's scope. (Page 1, lines 5-6)
- Replaces the bill's title to focus on requiring economic analyses for administrative rules and legislative review processes, rather than legislative approval and objection procedures. (Page 1, lines 1-7)
- Removes the creation of W.S. 16-3-103.1 (the major rule ratification statute) and creates W.S. 28-9-109 instead, shifting from a ratification model to an analysis and review model. (Page 1, lines 11-17)
- Deletes approximately five pages of the original bill's major rule definition, ratification procedures, emergency rule provisions, and related statutory language. (Pages 2-6)
- Removes detailed major rule analysis requirements and substitutes a simpler regulatory impact analysis structure. (Pages 7-12)
- Eliminates provisions for major rule designation, management council determination procedures, and legislative ratification voting requirements. (Pages 13-21)
- Replaces all major rule-related amendments with provisions requiring the chief economist to complete regulatory impact analyses within 50 days of rule submission and provide them to legislators and the public. (Page 10, lines 16-23 and Page 11, lines 2-6)
- Modifies the definition of 'This act' to reference W.S. 28-9-101 through 28-9-109 instead of the original range, reflecting the shift away from major rule ratification. (Page 22, lines 22-45)
- Changes the legislative notice requirements to notify all legislators of rule submissions rather than only targeted committees and sponsors. (Page 22-23, lines 4-16)
- Simplifies the review procedure to require legislative service office review of all rules in accordance with the regulatory impact analysis provisions, removing major rule-specific approval processes. (Page 23, lines 21-29)
- Modifies legislative action provisions to allow the council to introduce legislation prohibiting rule implementation based on regulatory analysis results, rather than requiring ratification votes. (Page 23, lines 36-42)
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