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Commission approves Administrative Law Advisory Committee's 2026 work plan
Summary
Tom Lisk presented AAALAC's 2026 agenda — updating Articles 1–2 of the Administrative Process Act with DPB, studying preservation‑of‑error and harmless‑error doctrines — and the commission voted to approve the plan.
Tom Lisk, chair of the Administrative Law Advisory Committee, presented three items for AAALAC's 2026 work plan: study and propose clarifications to Articles 1 and 2 of the Virginia Administrative Process Act with the Department of Planning and Budget; continue a state‑survey on preservation‑of‑error rules in regulatory appeals; and review the harmless‑error doctrine in light of recent Virginia Supreme Court guidance. "Last year, working with the Department of Planning and Budget, AAALAC identified a grammatical issue in section 2.2‑4402(b) along with several other items that require clarification," Lisk said while outlining the committee's continuing review work.
The commission moved and unanimously approved AAALAC's work plan to pursue those three studies and report back with recommendations. Chair Simon and members indicated support for AAALAC’s plan to coordinate with stakeholders and return recommended statutory language if appropriate.
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