Modifies requirements for promulgating administrative rules and posting of substantive policy statements by state agencies
Second Read and Referred S Government Efficiency Committee
Summary
The bill would force every state agency rule to be directly authorized by a specific law, not just a general grant, and to be based on solid evidence. Agencies must also post proposed rules and all substantive policy statements on their websites, keeping a current public record. The goal is to increase transparency and ensure rules are necessary and cost‑effective.
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