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Administrative Law Advisory Committee work plan for 2026 approved
Summary
ALAC presented a work plan to consider amendments to Articles 1 and 2 of the Administrative Process Act, continue study of preservation-of-error and harmless-error doctrines in regulation, and proceed with related workgroups; the commission approved the plan unanimously.
Tom Lisk, chair of the Administrative Law Advisory Committee (ALAC), presented ALAC's proposed 2026 work plan, which would: (i) coordinate with the Department of Planning and Budget to consider amendments to Articles 1 and 2 (§ 2.2-4006 et seq.) of the Administrative Process Act; (ii) continue a workgroup examining how the preservation of error doctrine and procedural default apply in the regulatory context; and (iii) continue work on amending harmless error language. The commission voted to approve the 2026 ALAC Work Plan.
Commission members recorded unanimous approval of the ALAC plan in the minutes; no further roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript. The plan signals multi-agency coordination and continuation of multi-year workgroups addressing procedural doctrines in regulatory practice.
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