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Labeling rulemaking advances; draft household‑movers permit regulation circulated; AB 366 amended and signed

Bureau of Household Goods and Services Advisory Council · November 6, 2025

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Summary

The bureau told the advisory council that technical label amendments took effect May 19 and that a substantive labeling proposal and household movers permit draft are being refined for resubmission this fall; AB 366 was amended and signed to extend the IID sunset to 2033 while preserving judicial discretion.

Policy staff reported progress on multiple regulatory items on Oct. 16. The bureau—ompleted a Section 100 action containing technical label amendments, which took effect May 19, 2025; a second rulemaking package containing substantive label changes (terminology, label content, templates) is being revised for resubmission to DCA regulatory council this fall.

The bureau circulated an initial draft of household movers permit regulations to council members on July 29 and has been incorporating feedback, including comments from council member Steve White Young about permit-transfer language. Policy manager Eileen Yap said the draft is in early form and the bureau aims to submit a cleaned draft to DCA—or regulatory council review this fall.

On legislation, Yap said AB 366 (IID law) was amended by the Senate Appropriations Committee to restore judicial discretion to order an ignition interlock device (IID) on a first DUI conviction and to extend the IID sunset date to Jan. 1, 2033; the governor signed the amended bill Oct. 13, 2025. The bureau said the AB 366 revisions do not require regulatory changes to existing IID regulations because the bill's adjustments relate only to timing and court discretion.