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Board advances draft rule changes on prescriptive authorities to public comment
Summary
The board reviewed draft amendments to Board Rules Chapter 6 on prescriptive authorities and moved the proposed changes forward for public comment after recommendations from the Assistant Attorney General.
Board members reviewed proposed revisions to Board Rules Chapter 6, titled “Standards Relating to Prescriptive Authorities and Collaborative Relationship,” with recommendations from Assistant Attorney General Megan Hudson‑MacRae. Anne C. Jacobs moved to approve the proposed changes as stated and to move the draft forward to a public comment period; Deborah Moskowitz seconded the motion.
The motion passed with Ackerly, CherylAnn Sarton and Elizabeth Winter voting in favor; other members were recorded as absent. The minutes record the board’s decision to begin the public comment phase; the text and substance of the proposed amendments were not included in the minutes and will be available during the public comment period as required by the rulemaking process.
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