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Regulation review committee approves three proposed regulations; two others withdrawn
Summary
On June 24, 2025, the Legislative Regulation Review Committee voted to approve three proposed state regulations — on construction safety, dental payment requirements and the fallen officer fund — and noted two proposed regulations were withdrawn by the Department of Consumer Protection on June 10, 2025.
The Legislative Regulation Review Committee on June 24, 2025, voted to accept the Legislative Commissioners' Office recommendation to approve three proposed regulations with technical corrections and recorded that two additional proposed regulations were withdrawn by the Department of Consumer Protection on June 10, 2025.
The committee approved: proposed regulation 2025-021 from the Department of Labor on safety and health standards for the construction industry; proposed regulation 2024-025a from the Department of Social Services on requirements for payment of dental services; and proposed regulation 2025-016a from the Office of the State Comptroller regarding the Fallen Officer Fund. Each motion was made, seconded and carried on a roll call. No substantive discussion of the merits of the regulations was recorded in the transcript; the committee accepted the LCO recommendation of approval "in whole with technical corrections."
Votes at a glance
- Proposed regulation 2025-021 (Department of Labor — safety and health standards for construction industry): Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections. Moved by Representative Begin; seconded by Representative Carpino. Roll call recorded the following votes in the affirmative: Representative Carpino; Senator Gager Wilcox; Senator Kissel; Representative Welander; Representative Bacon; Senator Ciccarella; Representative Fishbein; Representative Godfrey; Senator Hartley; Representative Claire DeSteitria; Representative McGourty; Senator Austin; Representative Ryan; Senator Summers. Outcome: approved.
- Proposed regulation 2024-025a (Department of Social Services — requirements for payment of dental services): Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections. Moved by Representative Vigan; seconded by Representative Carpino. Roll call recorded the following votes in the affirmative: Representative Carpino; Senator Gager Wilcox; Senator Kissel; Representative Welander; Representative Biggins; Senator Ciccarella; Representative Fishbein; Representative Godfrey; Senator Hartley; Representative Claire DeSteitria; Representative McGourty; Senator Austin; Senator Ross; Representative Ryan; Senator Summers. Outcome: approved.
- Proposed regulation 2025-016a (Office of the State Comptroller — Fallen Officer Fund): Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections. Moved by Representative Biggins; seconded by Representative Carpino. Roll call recorded the following votes in the affirmative: Representative Carpino; Senator Gager Wilcox; Senator Kissel; Representative Welander; Senator Ciccarella; Representative Fishbein; Representative Godfrey; Senator Hartley; Representative Claire DeSteitria; Representative McGourty; Senator Austin; Representative Ryan; Senator Summers. Outcome: approved.
Withdrawn items
The committee also noted that proposed regulations 2025-019b and 2025-020b were not considered because they were withdrawn by the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) on June 10, 2025. The committee recorded no vote on those items.
Procedure and context
Each of the three approved items was presented with a motion to accept the Legislative Commissioners' Office recommendation "of approval in whole with technical corrections." The transcript shows no additional debate on the substance of the regulations and no recorded votes against or abstentions for the three items. The administrator conducted roll-call votes for each item and confirmed the affirmative tallies listed above. The meeting began at 11:02 a.m. and concluded after the votes and an announcement about scheduling for July.
