HB3668 amends the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act to require agencies to analyze the net new costs of proposed rules on private entities and.
HB3668 amends the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act to mandate that agencies conduct a good-faith analysis of the net new costs imposed by proposed rules on private sector entities and local governments before entering the second notice period. If the proposed rule imposes net new costs, the rule's text must include reliefs to balance these costs. The bill also prohibits the adoption or filing of any rule that imposes net new costs on these entities. Additionally, it creates a private cause of action for parties injured by rules adopted in violation of these requirements.
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