Georgia Administrative Procedure Act; periodic review and automatic sunset of agency rules; provide

Summary

The bill adds a new section to the Georgia Administrative Procedure Act that forces all state agencies to analyze and report on their rules on a four‑year cycle. Rules automatically expire at the end of the review year unless the agency can justify keeping them, and the process must include public notice, hearings, and cost‑benefit analysis. It aims to cut unnecessary regulations and keep the regulatory burden transparent.

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