State agencies must provide written notice before taking final action affecting a person's liberty or property interest.

This bill requests each state agency to provide written notice to affected individuals before taking any final administrative action that materially and adversely affects a protected liberty or property interest. The notice must include a description of the proposed action, the factual basis, citation to relevant statutes or rules, and the person's right to request a contested case hearing or administrative appeal. The bill also encourages state agencies to maintain functional separation between investigative, prosecutorial, and adjudicatory roles to ensure impartial decision-making.

State agencies must provide written notice before taking final action affecting a person's liberty or property interest.

This bill requests each state agency to provide written notice to affected individuals before taking any final administrative action that materially and adversely affects a protected liberty or property interest. The notice must include a description of the proposed action, the factual basis, citation to relevant statutes or rules, and the person's right to request a contested case hearing or administrative appeal. The bill also encourages state agencies to maintain functional separation between investigative, prosecutorial, and adjudicatory roles to ensure impartial decision-making.