California SB885 aims to enhance legislative oversight of major regulations by requiring state agencies to submit proposals to the Legislature for.

California SB885, known as the Restoring Accountability Act, mandates that state agencies cannot finalize major regulations without legislative approval. This bill requires agencies to submit proposals to the Legislature, including a standardized regulatory impact analysis and a recommendation for authorizing legislation. The bill also outlines a limited process for emergency regulations, allowing agencies to readopt such regulations twice, but only for up to 180 days.

California SB885 aims to enhance legislative oversight of major regulations by requiring state agencies to submit proposals to the Legislature for.

California SB885, known as the Restoring Accountability Act, mandates that state agencies cannot finalize major regulations without legislative approval. This bill requires agencies to submit proposals to the Legislature, including a standardized regulatory impact analysis and a recommendation for authorizing legislation. The bill also outlines a limited process for emergency regulations, allowing agencies to readopt such regulations twice, but only for up to 180 days.