California SB1239 mandates standardized regulatory impact analyses for state agencies proposing major regulations.
California SB1239 requires state agencies to prepare standardized regulatory impact analyses for major regulations proposed on or after November 1, 2013. These analyses must address economic impacts, including job creation or elimination, business expansion, and investment changes. The State Air Resources Board must also prepare a supplemental analysis if the regulation changes materially. The bill aims to ensure regulatory proposals are efficient and effective, minimizing burdens on businesses while considering public health, safety, and welfare.
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