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AR HB1730
Bill
Status
4/22/2015
Primary Sponsor
Nate Bell
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AI Summary
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Establishes a systematic rule review process requiring state agency rules to be renewed by the Legislative Council every 36 years or they expire.
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Divides all state agencies into six groups to be reviewed in rotating six-year cycles, with staggered reporting dates beginning November 1, 2015 through January 1, 2048.
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Requires agencies to file rule review reports listing all rules, identifying which should not be renewed, and discussing effects on the public.
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Directs subject matter interim committees to review rules, allow agency and public input, and recommend approval or rejection to the Legislative Council for a final vote.
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Allows agencies 60 days to initiate new rulemaking if the Legislative Council rejects all rules on a required topic, and grandfathers existing rules 36 years or older until their first scheduled review.
Legislative Description
To Eliminate Excessive Government Regulation; To Create Systematic Review Of Old Rules; To Prevent Rules From Becoming Antiquated; And To Require Approval Of Old Rules By The Legislative Council.
Last Action
Died in House at Sine Die adjournment.
4/22/2015