Citizen Portal
Sign In

Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!

Get email alerts on the Regulatory Votes topic

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.

Votes at a glance: committee actions on proposed regulations, April 22, 2025

3080073 · April 22, 2025
AI-Generated Content: All content on this page was generated by AI to highlight key points from the meeting. For complete details and context, we recommend watching the full video. so we can fix them.

Summary

A concise list of proposed regulations the Legislative Regulations Review Committee acted on April 22, with each item’s motion and final outcome as recorded in the meeting.

The Legislative Regulations Review Committee recorded the following actions on proposed regulations at its April 22, 2025 meeting. Motions listed reflect the language read into the record by the chair or administrator and the committee’s recorded disposition.

- Proposed regulation 2025‑016 — Office of the State Comptroller, Fallen Officer Fund: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of rejection without prejudice. Moved by Representative Claritus Deidreux; second recorded on the record. Outcome: rejected without prejudice (motion carried by roll call).

- Proposed regulation 2025‑017 — Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Sport Fishing in the Inland District: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections. Moved by Senator Kissel; second by Representative Wheelander. Outcome: approved with technical corrections (motion carried by roll call).

- Proposed regulation 2025‑018 — Department of Administrative Services, State Personnel Act vacation leave: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections. Moved by Senator Kissel; second by Representative Wheelander. Outcome: approved with technical corrections (motion carried by roll call).

- Proposed regulation 2025‑019 — Department of Consumer Protection, palliative use of marijuana: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of rejection without prejudice. Moved by Senator Kissel; second by Representative Wheelander. Outcome: rejected without prejudice (motion carried by roll call).

- Proposed regulation 2025‑020 — Department of Consumer Protection, regulation of adult use cannabis: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of rejection without prejudice. Moved by Senator Kissel; second by Representative Wheelander. Outcome: rejected without prejudice (motion carried by roll call).

Resubmittals and final items:

- Proposed regulation 2025‑001a — Department of Public Health, continuing education for electrologists: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections. Moved by Senator Kissel; second by Representative Wheelander. Outcome: approved with technical corrections.

- Proposed regulation 2025‑003a — Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, underground storage tank regulations: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections, with deletion of technical correction number 2 from the LCO report. Moved by Senator Kissel; second by Representative Wheelander. Outcome: approved with technical corrections (technical correction #2 deleted as recorded).

- Proposed regulation 2025‑014a — Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, release‑based cleanup regulations: Motion to accept the LCO recommendation of approval in whole with technical corrections, with deletion of technical correction number 11 from the LCO report. Moved by Senator Kissel; second by Senator Hartley. Outcome: approved with technical corrections (technical correction #11 deleted as recorded).

All motions were recorded by roll call. Where a mover or seconder was stated on the record it is noted above; several motions were recorded as moved and seconded without an individual named in the transcript excerpt beyond the standard on‑the‑record phrasing. For some items the meeting transcript used different spellings for member names; the above uses the names as spoken on the record during the meeting.