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Votes at a glance: Regulation Review Committee actions on five proposed rules Feb. 25, 2025
Summary
A quick roundup of the committee's roll-call actions on five proposed regulations on Feb. 25, 2025, including approvals with technical corrections and rejections without prejudice.
At its Feb. 25 meeting, the Regulation Review Committee recorded roll-call actions on five proposed regulations from state agencies. Below are the items, motions and outcomes recorded in the committee's transcript.
- Proposed regulation 2025-001 (Department of Public Health, continuing education for electrologists): Committee entertained a motion to accept the LCO recommendation of rejection without prejudice. The motion was moved by Senator Austin and seconded by Senator Kissel; the roll call recorded affirmative votes by multiple members and the motion carried as recorded in the transcript.
- Proposed regulation 2025-002 (Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Swan's Pond): Committee accepted the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections after a brief agency explanation. Motion moved by Senator Austin and seconded by Senator Kissel; roll call recorded affirmative votes and the motion passed.
- Proposed regulation 2025-003 (Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, underground storage tank regulations): Committee entertained a motion to accept the LCO recommendation of rejection without prejudice; the motion was moved by Senator Kissel and seconded by Senator Hartley. The roll call recorded a mix of affirmative votes and at least one negative vote (Representative Weelander recorded "No"). The committee recorded the motion as approved in the transcript.
- Proposed regulation 2024-028a (Department of Public Health, blood collection facilities): Committee accepted the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections. Senator Austin moved; Senator Kissel seconded. Committee members asked for and received clarification that the regulation applies to licensed collection facilities and does not authorize unlicensed roadside blood collection by law enforcement.
- Proposed regulation 2024-029a (Department of Public Health, source plasma donation centers): Committee accepted the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections on roll-call vote; Senator Kissel moved and Representative Whelander seconded.
Each item was recorded by roll call in the meeting transcript. Where the transcript captured specific individual votes, those are recorded in the action entries below; in other places the transcript records the roll-call outcome as part of the clerk's tally.
