Illinois HB3497 amends the Regulatory Sunset Act to change the timing and factors for studying regulatory agencies before termination.
HB3497 modifies the Regulatory Sunset Act by requiring the Governor's Office of Management and Budget to study the performance of regulatory agencies two years before their scheduled termination, instead of annually. The study must consider various factors, including the impact of rules on the public, the efficiency of processing complaints, and the necessity of personal qualifications for regulated professions. The Governor must review these studies and make recommendations to the General Assembly on whether to terminate, modify, or continue these agencies.
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