Committee tables SB423 after heated exchange on legislature’s authority over agency rulemaking
SB423 would have required legislative approval for major agency rules, required cost-benefit evaluation and would have repealed unenshrined rules after five years; committee members debated constitutionality, scope and potential overreach and a motion to table passed.
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Senator Scott presented SB423, a proposal to require legislative approval of agency rules designated as “major” — rules with large projected fiscal impacts or other significant effects — to allow emergency implementation by the governor between sessions and to sunset rules not codified into statute after five years.
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