Establishes the Office of Regulatory Counsel within the Governor's office to draft and assist in preparing regulations for state agencies.

The bill creates the Office of Regulatory Counsel within the Governor's office, led by a director appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. The office will draft and assist in preparing, considering, amending, and repealing regulations for state agencies before they are submitted to the Office of Administrative Law. The office aims to ensure regulations are clear, consistent, and within the scope of rulemaking authority. The office's establishment and operations will be funded through existing state resources, incurring no new costs.

Establishes the Office of Regulatory Counsel within the Governor's office to draft and assist in preparing regulations for state agencies.

The bill creates the Office of Regulatory Counsel within the Governor's office, led by a director appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. The office will draft and assist in preparing, considering, amending, and repealing regulations for state agencies before they are submitted to the Office of Administrative Law. The office aims to ensure regulations are clear, consistent, and within the scope of rulemaking authority. The office's establishment and operations will be funded through existing state resources, incurring no new costs.