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Board approves non‑substantive regulatory updates under Title 1, Section 100
Summary
The board voted to adopt non‑substantive changes (name/address/pronoun cleanup) to its regulations under the Title 1, CCR, Section 100 expedited process; the motion passed by roll call.
The California Board of Naturopathic Medicine on Jan. 23 voted to adopt a set of non‑substantive regulatory amendments under the expedited Title 1, California Code of Regulations Section 100 process.
The package updates the board’s regulatory text to reflect the board name change from “committee” to “board,” removes gendered pronouns and updates addresses and other technical items. Christie Shields, regulations counsel, explained the Section 100 process permits housekeeping changes without a public notice-and-comment period; the Office of Administrative Law then reviews the filing.
Vote: The board adopted motion A to approve the proposed regulatory text and authorized the executive officer to take necessary steps to pursue the Section 100 rulemaking, including non‑substantive edits and filing. The roll call returned unanimous approval (7 ayes).
What happens next: Regulations counsel said the filing will be submitted to OAL for review, which typically takes up to 30 working days. Once approved, the non‑substantive changes would become effective on filing.
