Alabama SB96 requires the Governor to certify that an immediate danger to public health, safety, or welfare justifies the need for an emergency rule.
Alabama SB96 amends the Alabama Administrative Procedures Act to require the Governor to certify that an immediate danger to public health, safety, or welfare justifies the need for an emergency rule before it becomes effective. This certification is necessary for the rule to be valid. The Governor's certification must be provided before the rule can take effect, ensuring that the immediate danger continues to justify the emergency rule. The bill also mandates that agencies make reasonable efforts to inform those affected by the emergency rule before it is published.
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