SB1935 amends the Regulatory Sunset Act to require studies on regulatory agencies and programs before their termination.
SB1935 amends the Regulatory Sunset Act by requiring the Governor's Office of Management and Budget to study the performance of each regulatory agency and program two years before their scheduled termination. The study will consider various factors, including the efficiency of complaint processing, the extent of public participation in rule-making, and the necessity of regulation to protect public health and safety. The Governor will then review the study and make recommendations to the General Assembly on the termination, modification, or continuation of these agencies and programs.
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