This amendment modifies the legislative review process for major agency rules by changing when rules can take effect, reducing timeline requirements, and simplifying procedural provisions.
- Replaces the provision stating major agency rules are not effective until ratified with a new provision allowing rules to take effect upon submission to the legislature, but only if subsequently ratified. (Page 4, lines 1-11)
- Renumbers subsection (d) to (c) and adds a requirement that rules be ratified by the time specified in subsection (a). (Page 4, lines 13-14)
- Deletes provisions relating to emergency major agency rules and governor reporting requirements. (Page 4, lines 17-23)
- Deletes an entire page of text regarding major agency rule provisions. (Page 5)
- Deletes provisions regarding major agency rule construction and limitations. (Page 6, lines 1-7)
- Renumbers subsection (g) to (d). (Page 6, line 9)
- Deletes provisions regarding rules promulgated in response to enacted legislation. (Page 7, lines 5-14)
- Reduces the deadline for completing regulatory impact analysis from sixty (60) days to fifty (50) days. (Page 11, line 5)
- Deletes reference to 'sixty' days in timing provisions. (Page 11, line 12)
- Reduces another sixty (60) day reference to fifty (50) days in timing provisions. (Page 11, line 13)
- Removes language stating 'No major agency' from a provision and replaces it with language making major agency rules effective subject to legislative ratification. (Page 14, lines 2-4)
- Changes language from 'in accordance with' to 'subject to ratification under' in reference to major agency rule procedures. (Page 18, line 11)
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